For large and custom spaces with additional audio visual equipment, it is possible to use third-party control systems with Google Meet hardware. Once integrated, you can use the Meet hardware touchscreen to control room features such as lights, microphones, and speakers.
Configure the third-party controller
Before you begin, configure your third-party controller to manage the meeting room resources.
- Ask your organization’s IT department, network admin, or AV integrator for the controller API and Web UI URLs.
- Either a URL or IP address can be entered.
- Refer to the controller documentation for more information.
- Use the manufacturer’s documentation to configure your third-party controller.
For example:
See the controller product documentation for more information.
Note: Private and internal CAs are currently not supported.
Add the controller to Meet hardware
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Sign in to your Google Admin console.
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).
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Go to Menu DevicesGoogle Meet hardwareDevices.
- Click a device name to open the details page.
- Under Device Settings, click Third-party control system.
- Scroll down to the Third-party control system and enter the following:
- API URL—Enter the URL for your third-party controller.
- Web UI URL—Enter the URL for your third-party controller.
- Click Save.
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Wait for the Meet hardware device to apply the changes.
- On the top of the touchscreen, you’ll see the Room control icon . This means that the Web UI URL is populated.
- (Optional) To apply the changes immediately, click Reboot device.
- To verify the integration, tap Room control and then tap the features that are configured on the third-party system.
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