
R: Cisco Webex Macros and guides –> USB Mode landing page Q: Where is the Cisco Portal for this 4KX-PLUS BYOM applications and Macros? If you’ve ever installed a Webex system for a customer, you won’t want to miss this breakdown of how to solve today’s interoperability challenges while enhancing existing Webex investments quickly, easily, and at minimal cost. Join the experts at Cisco and INOGENI for a crash course on the simplest, most affordable, and most powerful way to augment any Webex UCC environment for platform-agnostic meetings. (Webinar with Arnaud Caigniet, Product Manager at Cisco and Gilles Chouinard, President and CTO at INOGENI)

Q&A Session for Unlocking BYOM in a Webex Environment is here:Īt this link, there is a nice table at the end of the page showing the CISCO devices that will have a Native mode (yellow box) in a Future Release.

The new link to all documentation, videos, etc. Today, all kits need to have the macros installed manually since the native integration is not released yet by Cisco. Some kits will have this ‘native’ installation, eventually, (Macro now and native later), but others will always have to be installed manually (Macro only). The integrator will not have to install anything else. ‘Native’ means that, in Q2 or Q3, the macros will be pre-installed in the codec with the regular codec updates. ‘Macro’ means that the integrator needs to install some firmware in the codec manually. Native Webex implementation available in Q2 CY2022 – Easily programed macros in your Webex Room Device.

– The external power supply maintains the connection between the Cisco Webex CODEC and the 2nd display, even if the laptop is not connected to the 4KX-PLUS. – The 4KX-PLUS with Cisco Devices enable multiple displays.

– Compatible with USB 2.0 (high quality MJPEG) – It works with any virtual meeting room software that enables USB cameras and microphones, such as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet or BlueJeans. – Activate ‘Enable USB mode’ on the Touch 10.
