What it is for
Shows the room's bookings at the door and lets people book on the spot (LAB-08). Used in Briefing auditorium · Large meeting room · Medium meeting room and 9 more.
- Powered over Ethernet (802.3af), so one cable to the door.
- Managed in Logitech Sync.
Installed by year
Ports
1 portRJ451
Position not stated
PoE
Every port, in detail
| # | Port | Connector | Carries | Direction | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | lan-110/100 Mbps Ethernet; also the device's sole physical power input via PoE. | RJ45 | ethernet, PoE | Both ways | Position not stated |
Security support
Demo values- Firmware line
- Logitech CollabOS
- Security updates
- Ends Jun 2027, in 8 months (the 12-month warning) Security support ends Jun 2027 Demo value
- Report a flaw
- www.logitech.com/en-us/legal/vulnerability-reporting
The manufacturer sets these dates; Keia Atlas tracks them and does not vouch for them. A warning shows from 12 months before support ends.
Spaces using it
62 spacesCHI 12.03 HeronCHI 12.05 GannetCHI 12.06 KestrelCHI 12.07 PeregrineCHI 12.08 Barn OwlCHI 12.09 Whooper SwanCHI 13.02 LapwingCHI 13.03 KingfisherCHI 13.04 CormorantCHI 13.05 WrenCHI 13.13 Office 13.13CPH 4.05 GannetCPH 4.06 KestrelCPH 4.07 PeregrineCPH 4.08 Barn OwlDUB 3.04 Curlew+46 more
Space types that use it
62 units in 62 spaces at 6 officesBriefing auditoriumDual display, codec in the control roomLarge meeting roomLarge, single display, Large, dual display, Enhanced, single display, Enhanced, dual displayMedium meeting roomDual display, Single displaySmall meeting roomDual display, Single displayDemo zoneDual display, video barExecutive boardroomDual display, codecHuddle roomRoom system, Bring your own meetingHybrid meeting roomStandardMakerspaceStandardPrivate officeStandardRecording studioStandardWelcome loungeWelcome screen and lounge screen
Notes
- Comes with glass, drywall and mullion mounts; also has a 100 x 100 mm VESA pattern.
- Has a Bluetooth radio that is inactive, reserved for future use.
What the manufacturer doesn't say
- No power draw in watts, only PoE class 3.
- Which side of the device the network port is on is not shown: Logitech's quick start guide (pages 7, 9 and 11) draws the Ethernet cable plugging into the mount plate, and the datasheet gives only the cable exits (horizontal, vertical or center), so lan-1 has no face. It is the only port, so the order of 1 stays.
Sources
- Logitech Tap Scheduler Datasheet
Dimensions, weight, power and interfaces - Specifications - Tap Scheduler (Logitech Hub)
Specifications - Tap Scheduler Quick Start Guide (Logitech Hub, tap-scheduler-qsg.pdf)
Mounting drawings (checked for the network port's face; the drawings do not show it)
Each model was read twice, independently, and the two readings reconciled against the manufacturer's text.