Introduction

BYOD stands for bringing your own device. After entering BYOD mode, you can take MeetingBar AX0 as the peripherals for meetings held by third-party apps. When holding a meeting on the PC, you can use the camera, speaker, and microphone of MeetingBar AX0 and display the PC content on the screen connected to MeetingBar AX0.

Before You Begin

CTP18 is paired with MeetingBar AX0.

Enabling BYOD

1. In the idle interface, do one of the following:

• (Recommended) Use a USB Type-C cable to connect VCH51 Video Conferencing Hub and the PC.

• If your PC does not have a Type-C interface, connect the Type-C cable of the VCH51 Video Conferencing Hub to the USB-A interface of the PC through an adapter (USB-C to USB-A), and connect the HDMI cable of the VCH51 Video Conferencing Hub to the PC USB-A interface.

2. CTP18 will prompt “Switch to BYOD Mode?”, tap Switch.

3. Check whether the Yealink Room SpeakerPhone (ie MeetingBar AX0) is selected for the PC's output and input devices.

Note: You can take Yealink microphone devices (VCM34/VCM38/CPW90) as the audio input devices for MeetingBar AX0. For more information, refer to Connecting to Audio Input Devices.

MeetingBar AX0 will enter the BYOD mode and you can control its camera, adjust the volume, mute/unmute the speaker, and enable the Auto Framing feature.

Effect Demonstration

FAQ

1. Does the Auto Framing and Speaker Tracking features still support in BYOD mode?

If your MeetingBar AX0 has Auto Framing and Speaker Tracking enabled, these features are still available when you switch to BYOD mode.