How to Physically Install Airtame Hub

What You Need for Setup

Airtame Hub and its accessories.
Screens for meetings.
Camera, Speaker, and Microphone with USB outputs.
A Laptop running Windows, macOS, or Linux.
RJ45/Ethernet cable for network and/or power. CAT 5e or higher is recommended for PoE+.
Power delivery must be between 46-57V and a maximum of 30W for PoE+.
If PoE+ is not available, a DC power adapter (12 V/55 W max) is required. This can be found under part number AT-CD1-PSU.

Optional Items:

A 4mm hex key, if you wish to lock the device on the wall.
A screwdriver or drill, if you plan to mount the device's plate on the wall.

Step 1: Select the Location

Ensure all peripheral, power, Ethernet, and screen cables can reach the Airtame Hub.

Illustration showing hands holding the Airtame Hub, with a mounting plate attached to its back, suggesting how the device is handled.

Step 2: Mount the Mounting Plate

The mounting plate can be attached to a wall using screws or double-sided tape. Alternatively, it can be placed on a flat surface using the four rubber feet on the plate.

Screwing the Mounting Plate

The mounting plate is held in place with magnets.

To remove the mounting plate from the Airtame Hub: Push down on the end of the Mounting Plate by the label to pivot it and remove it from the Airtame Hub.

To mount the plate using screws:

Drill holes in the selected location for wall plugs. Insert wall plugs into the holes, and then fix the Mounting Plate using the screws (found in the Accessory Kit).

Illustration: An illustration shows a wall with pilot holes. A person's hands are shown holding the mounting plate and aligning it with the holes, with screws and wall plugs ready for insertion.

Sticking the Mounting Plate Using Command Strips

Make sure the wall surface is clean and dust-free.

Place the included 3M adhesive command strips on the mounting plate.

Remove the blue foil from the command strips and press the mounting plate firmly against the wall.

Illustration: The back of the Airtame Hub's mounting plate with four blue adhesive command strips applied. Arrows indicate the direction for pressing the plate against a wall.

Mounting the Airtame Hub on a Flat Surface

Set the Airtame Hub on a flat surface.

Illustration: The Airtame Hub is shown being placed onto a flat surface.

Step 3: Connect Cables to Airtame Hub

Connect the camera, microphone, and speaker to the USB port.
Connect the HDMI 1.4 port. Note: The second HDMI port is currently disabled, so ensure connection to the correct HDMI port.
Connect the Ethernet cable to the PoE+ port to power the Airtame Hub.

If your network environment does not support PoE+, you will need to purchase a separate AC power adapter to power your device. The Hub AC power adapter can be found for purchase on the accessories page.

Illustration: The rear of the Airtame Hub with USB, HDMI, and Ethernet cables being connected to their respective ports.

Step 4: Place Airtame Hub

Attach the Airtame Hub to the mounting plate. The magnets will secure it in place.
Optional: You can lock the Airtame Hub to the Mounting Plate using a 4mm hex key.

Illustration: Hands aligning and attaching the Airtame Hub to a wall-mounted plate, indicating magnetic attachment.