Solstice Conference Supported Peripherals
Solstice Conference brings wireless video conferencing to any Solstice-enabled room. Using a ‘Bring Your Own Meeting’ (BYOM) approach, any laptop-based video conferencing software is supported with a simple one-step start user experience. Solstice’s rich, multi-participant collaboration can now be shared to remote users with Solstice Conference.
With the introduction of Solstice Conference, USB peripherals can be connected directly to the Solstice Pod to create a new class of a video conferencing room system. When a laptop wirelessly connects to the Pod, these devices are presented to the host laptop as though they have been directly connected, supporting a simple, wireless conferencing experience.
Peripheral Types
Peripherals can include microphones, speakers, cameras, and composite devices that include one or more of these capabilities. The Pod supports both USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices. Multiple peripherals can be plugged into the Pod, including the use of a third-party USB hub.
Connectivity and Setup
The Solstice Pod supports a plug-and-play experience. No drivers or new software needs to be installed on the Pod itself. Simply connect supported devices to the USB 2.0/3.0 ports on the back of the Pod to enable users to wirelessly bridge to those devices on demand.
Connected USB devices are only supported when using the USB 2.0/3.0 ports on the back of the Pod. The USB-C port on the front of the Pod does not support any connected devices. Attempting to utilize the Pod's USB-C port may result in unexpected outcomes.
Power Considerations
Peripherals that contain a rechargeable battery are not recommended. These devices will attempt to charge their batteries via the USB connection to the Pod, which the Pod is not designed for. If the connected peripherals require more than 1.5 amps total power over USB, it should first be connected to a powered USB hub that is then plugged into the Pod, or to a separate power supply, so it does not draw power from the Pod.
Certified Peripherals
Solstice Conference supports plug-and-play USB devices such as room cameras and microphones. These devices must be connected to the Pod via USB 2.0 or 3.0. The devices listed below have been tested and verified by Mersive to work with Solstice Conference and have full support of the device’s functionality unless noted otherwise. As a note, the following list is not a comprehensive list of all compatible peripherals, but contains those that have been tested and verified by Mersive.
| Device Name | Firmware Tested | Notes |
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Avaya HC020 |
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AVer Cam 340+ |
0.0.1000.36 |
Use camera in Bulk mode. |
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AVer Cam 520 |
0.0.1004.42 |
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AVer Cam 520 Pro |
0.0.1004.18 |
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AVer Cam 540 |
0.0.6004.02 |
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AVer VB342+ Soundbar |
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Avonic CM22 |
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Avonic CM44 |
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Biamp Devio SCR-20 |
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Biamp TesiraForte AVB VT4 |
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Coming soon! |
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Bose Videobar VB1 |
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Cisco Webex Room Kit Mini |
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Clear One Unite50 |
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Crestron UC-SB-1-CAM |
1.002.001.011 |
Connect camera to dedicated power supply. |
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Huddly Go |
1.3.11 |
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Huddly IQ |
1.4.22-109426 |
Plugging the Pod into the Mersive provided power supply recommended, either in place of or in addition to PoE+. |
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Jabra Panacast |
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Audio for microphone is sped up when video is on. Requires USB power injector or powered hub. |
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Jabra Link 370 |
1.50.0 |
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Jabra Speak 710 |
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Jabra Speak 750 |
2.24.0 |
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Jabra Speak 810 |
1.9.0 |
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Konftel 20 |
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Logitech Meetup |
1.0.234 |
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Logitech Rally |
1.1.106 |
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Logitech BCC950 |
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Logitech PTZ Pro 2 |
2.3.37 |
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Logitech ConferenceCam Connect |
2.1 |
Requires powered USB hub or power supply. |
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Logitech Brio |
2.6 |
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Lumens VC-B10U |
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Lyzco USB>3.5mm Audio Adapter |
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Meeting Owl |
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Meeting Owl Pro |
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Microsoft LifeCam HD-3000 |
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Neets 4k Webcam |
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Neets Soundbar SB1 |
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Requires converter. |
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Neets Soundbar SB2 |
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Nureva HDL 200 |
1.3.57851 |
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Nureva HDL 300 |
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Poly EagleEye Cube |
1.3.1-001267 |
Using the Polycom Companion app to manage the EagleEye Cube during a conference session may result in the video feed freezing. Mersive recommends managing the device with the companion app when it is not in use. |
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Poly Studio |
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Poly Studio X30 |
3.2.0-222012 |
Supported using USB 2.0 USB-C to USB-A cable; plug USB-C into Poly device and USB-A into Solstice Pod. |
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Poly Studio X50 |
3.5.0-344025 |
Supported using USB 2.0 USB-C to USB-A cable; plug USB-C into Poly device and USB-A into Solstice Pod. |
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QSC Core 110f |
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QSC I/O-USB Bridge |
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QSC PTZ 12x72 |
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Set to resolution of 720p in Q-SYS Designer software. |
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QSC PTZ 20x60 |
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Set to resolution of 720p in Q-SYS Designer software. |
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Sennheiser SP20 Audio Puck |
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Sennheiser SP30T Audio Puck |
1.0 |
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Shure ANIUSB-Matrix |
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Shure IntelliMix P300 |
4.4.13 |
Supports all Shure Audio Ecosystem networked microphones including MXA310, MXA710, and MXA910. |
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Stem Audio Hub |
2.2.2 |
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Stem Audio Table |
2.2.2 |
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Ugreen USB>3.5mm Audio Adapter |
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Vaddio Conference Shot 10 |
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Vaddio Huddle Shot |
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Yamaha Adecia |
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Yamaha YVC-200 |
1.05 |
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Yamaha YVC-330 |
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Yamaha YVC-1000 |
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