About primary display connection
The ClickShare Hub Core and ClickShare Hub Pro only support displays over an ‘HDMI’ connection. These displays are not the same as the Control Panel. Depending on the installation, the following functions can be expected of the display:
| Installation situation | With Control Panel | Without Control Panel |
| Regular display | Display functions: - Shows meeting participants
- Shows shared content
Control Panel functions: - Controls the meeting peripherals
- Manages the meeting room account
- Manages the meeting
| Display functions[1]: - Shows meeting participants
- Shows shared content
- Controls the meeting peripherals
- Manages the meeting room account
- Manages the meeting
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| Touch display | Display functions: - Shows meeting participants
- Shows shared content
- Whiteboard
- Annotations
Control Panel functions: - Controls the meeting peripherals
- Manages the meeting room account
- Manages the meeting
| Display functions: - Shows meeting participants
- Shows shared content
- Whiteboard
- Annotations
- Controls the meeting peripherals
- Manages the meeting room account
- Manages the meeting
|
About mouse and keyboard
Meeting rooms require a method of controlling the meeting room account in the meeting room. The mouse and keyboard can be used in two situations:
- For installations with a Control Panel, the mouse and keyboard will interact with the connected display.
- For installation without a Control Panel, the mouse and keyboard will take over the functionality of the Control Panel and are used to control the meeting room account.
A keyboard and mouse can be connected to the ClickShare system using any of the following methods:
Hub Pro ‘HDMI’ ports overview
The two ‘HDMI’ ports on the Hub Pro are not treated the same by the software. For this reason, it matters where the video cable of the display is connected. More information on the designation of each port can be found in the following table:
| Port | Internal logic | Additional comments |
| ‘HDMI 1’ | Full display | Transmits the complete video signal to the connected device. |
| ‘HDMI 2’ | Extended display | Transmits a composite of windows or video streams. Meaning, only video signals internally marked as “available for a second screen” will be transmitted to this port. |