The KLIKBoks HUB (KB1200) is an integrated collaboration device designed to foster better communication between both in-person and remote collaborators. Getting the most from the KB1200 requires a clear understanding of its features and capabilities, as well as the proper configuration of the device. The following Quick Start Guide is not a substitute for the more in-depth information provided in the full Owner's Manual, but it will provide the basics for an expedited deployment.
1. Connections & Indicators
a) Front Panel
- System Power Button
- Infrared Receiver Window
- Network Activity Indicator
- SD Memory Card Slot
- Power Status Indicator
- USB 2.0 Type A Port
- USB 3.0 Type A Port
b) Rear Panel
- HDMI Video Input
- Ethernet LAN Port
- Network Activity Indicator
- HDMI Video Output
- Infrared Signal Output (Future)
- 5V/2A DC Power Input
2. Setup
a) Display
Connect the KB1200 HDMI Output to the Display using the HDMI cable supplied.
b) Network
If available, connect an Ethernet network cable to the KB1200 LAN socket from your network. When the KB1200 was connected to a network via Ethernet, users must also be connected to the same network in order to use the device. Otherwise, refer to the Hardware Configuration guide for instructions on connecting the KB1200 to a Wi-Fi network or activating the Hotspot function.
c) Power
Connect the supplied AC adapter to the KB1200 and plug the adapter into an AC outlet.
d) Mouse & Keyboard
A mouse is required for setup using the On-screen Display (OSD) menus. A keyboard is required to change device name and for additional settings.
e) Connecting USB Peripherals
The KB1200 accepts connection of peripheral devices in support of various features. The two USB ports can accept HID devices such as keyboard and mouse, presentation remotes, touch displays and graphics tablets. They can also accept signals from webcams, speakerphones, integrated video bars, audio interfaces, video capture devices, and other media sources/destinations. Connect a suitable powered USB hub to expand the number of available USB ports.
f) Connecting HDMI Sources
The KB1200 accepts video via its HDMI input. Video sources may include cameras, disc players, media players, switchers and digital signage players. Signals up to 4K UHD are accepted but all content is sampled at FHD resolution.
3. Power On
a) Startup
The KB1200 starts automatically when power is applied. Pressing the Power button will place the unit into Standby mode.
b) Validation
On first start, the KB1200 will attempt to connect to the cloud server for authentication. If an Internet connection is not available, the device will default into trial mode. Device may be activated where an Internet connection is available, then disconnected from the Internet for regular use.
c) Screen Capture
On first use, the KB1200 will prompt the user that all screen content is being captured. Select 'Don't Show Again' and accept by clicking 'Start Now'.
d) Standby Screen
By default, the KB1200 will display the Basic Mode standby screen on first start. All text displayed in Yellow relates to system default settings and connection information. Note that the two menus shown below will be hidden until selected.
4. Basic Operation
a) Screen Mirroring
There are three methods available for wireless screen sharing; 1) Use the 'Cast' feature in the Chrome, Edge, Brave, and other browsers, 2) Use the AirPlay feature found in Apple devices, or 3) Use the KLIKConnect application for Windows & Mac.
b) The Daisy Control Panel
Open the Daisy by clicking on the semi-transparent center section found in the bottom-right of the screen. The Daisy provides access to the HDMI Input, Recording, Live Streaming, Annotations, Moderation, and USB Touchback mode.
The Daisy also allows access to the User Settings Panel, where various settings are configured, including Password Mode, Desktop Theme, KLIKStream transmission, KLIKLink Pairing, AirPlay & Chromecast modes, Recording Target, & Live Streaming Credentials.
c) System Control Panel
Click or tap on the menu icon on the left side of the screen to reveal the System Menu. This menu provides access to various setup and operation features, starting from the top, 1) Home, returns to the standby screen, 2) Back, moves to previous screen, 3) Snapshot, captures still image of screen, 4) Browser, allows selection of media files, and 5) Settings, allows access to hardware setup.
d) HDMI Source Selection
Using the Daisy menu, tap on the HDMI icon to enable the HDMI video source. Note that both video and audio will be captured from this source. Tap again to terminate HDMI video capture.
e) Annotation
Tap on the Annotation icon to open the annotation and whiteboard controls along the bottom of the screen. Close the annotation feature by selecting and confirming the close icon.
For further setup and operation instructions please visit the KLIKBoks HUB Owners Manual page.
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