Logitech MeetUp Setup Guide

What's in the Box

The Logitech MeetUp package includes the following items:

1. MeetUp camera and speakerphone unit
2. Remote control
3. 5m USB cable
4. Power adapter
5. Wall mounting bracket
6. Wall mounting hardware (x4)
7. Documentation (Safety, Compliance and Warranty Information)

Camera Speakerphone Overview

The MeetUp camera and speakerphone unit features:

• 1. Security slot
• 2. Remote control pairing button
• 3. USB port for connection
• 4. Power input
• 5. Optional expansion microphone port

Remote Control Overview

The remote control allows you to manage your video calls:

• 1. Microphone mute
• 2. Call answer
• 3. Call end
• 4. Bluetooth® pairing
• 5. Volume up/down
• 6. Zoom in/out
• 7. Camera pan/tilt controls
• 8. Camera home button
• 9. Camera preset buttons

* Please note that not all applications support call answer and end buttons.

Placement

For optimal performance, place the MeetUp camera as close to eye level as possible. Mounting below the monitor typically yields the best results.

1. Place the unit on a table or shelf near the monitor.
2. Connect the necessary cables.
3. Mount on the wall: Attach the bracket to the wall using appropriate screws for your wall type. Then, attach the camera to the bracket.
4. Mount to the TV: An optional TV mount bracket is available on Logitech.com.

Connection

Connecting the MeetUp is straightforward, whether using a dedicated room computer or a laptop brought by team members.

1. Plug the MeetUp unit into a power source.
2. Connect the USB cable from the MeetUp to your computer.
3. Connect your TV to the computer (if applicable).

Diagram of all connections:

The diagram shows the TV connected via HDMI to the computer, and the MeetUp connected via USB to the computer. The power adapter is connected to the MeetUp, and the remote control is shown separately.

Making MeetUp the Default Device

Ensure that MeetUp is selected as the camera, speaker, and microphone within your video conferencing applications. Consult your application's documentation for specific instructions.

Note Regarding 4K Video

The included USB 2.0 cable supports FullHD video (up to 1080p). For 4K video, a USB 3.0 cable is required (sold separately).

Starting a Video Call

After installation and setting MeetUp as the default device, start your video conferencing application as usual to enjoy improved audio and video quality.

Pairing MeetUp to a Bluetooth Device

You can use MeetUp for audio calls with a paired Bluetooth device. Follow these steps:

1. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on the remote control until a blue light flashes near the camera lens.
2. Enable Bluetooth pairing mode on your mobile device and select “Logitech MeetUp”.

MeetUp is now ready for audio calls. Pressing the Bluetooth button on the remote after pairing will disconnect the device (it remains paired but not connected). Pressing it again will reconnect the last paired device.

Pairing the Remote Control to the Camera

The camera and remote control are paired at the factory. If you need to re-pair them (e.g., after replacing a lost remote):

1. Press and hold the button on the back of the camera until the LED flashes blue.
2. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on the remote for 10 seconds to enter pairing mode.
3. Once paired, the LED on the camera will stop flashing.
4. If pairing fails, the LEDs will continue flashing. Repeat from step 2.

For More Information

Find additional information on MeetUp, including:

• FAQs
• Software to enable functions in various applications
• How to order replacement parts
• And more at www.Logitech.com/MeetUp