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DASH Room Scheduler
Configuration Manual
Welcome to the PoE Texas Manual for the DASH Room Scheduler!
The purpose of the manual is to help you quickly and effectively navigate the configuration and installation of your new PoE enabled room scheduling display.
Our goal is to make our products as intuitive and simple to use as possible, so we value your feedback and questions directly to us at service@poetexas.com. Phone +1-512-479-0317.
Or you’re always welcome to leave questions or comments on our product pages: DENT-TAB-10-Scheduler.
What’s Inside
PARTS LIST: DENT-TAB-10-Scheduler
- 1 X 10″ PoE Enabled Display
- 1 X Wall/VESA Mount Bracket
- 1 X Side Mullion Mount Adapter
- 1 X Package Wall Anchors
- 1 X Power Adapter (Not required if using PoE)
PARTS LIST: DENT-TAB-8-Scheduler
- 1 X 8″ PoE Enabled Display
- 1 X Single Gang Wall Box Mount Bracket
- 1 X Package Screws
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
Mounting the Tab-10
Mounting the Tab-8
CONFIGURATION
Configuring Your Room Scheduler
Your Room Scheduler comes with the DASH software pre-installed and ready to go. Simply connect it to PoE or DC power and let the device boot up. If DASH does not automatically start, simply find the app on the device and boot the application.
Once the DASH app is up and running you can follow the instructions and video below to connect the room scheduler to a calendar for the room you’re planning to use it at.
If you’d like a more personalized walk through of the process or to speak with a real person about the set up process, feel free to speak to a live PoE Texas expert about your installation.
512-479-0317
Quick Start Guide
If you’ve already set up your Room Calendar and simply need guidance on how to set up DASH, follow link to the Quick Start Guide.
If you’re setting up a room scheduler for the first time, congratulations and welcome. We’d recommend following the Prerequisite instructions below.
Prerequisites – Setting Up Your Room Calendar
If you haven’t already done so, now’s the time to set up the room calendar for the space you would like to allow bookings on. The Room Scheduler is compatible with Office 365, Google WorkSpace, or any calendar you can configure on Android.
Choose your method for setting up an account:
Office 365
Google Workspace
Android
Putting It Into Practice
For details on how to use the DASH app, check out this article on how Using Dash
Ready to Customize the Look and Feel?
If you’re ready to customize your scheduler experience and allow users to manage meetings on the device or find available rooms? Follow the link below to find out how to purchase a license that unlocks the full potential of your Room Scheduler.
TROUBLESHOOTING and FAQ
If you’ve already set up your Room Calendar and have come across an issue, read below to see if there is a solution to help solve your problem. Reach out to our team at success@poetexas.com if a solution hasn’t been reached.
Q: How do I get the DASH App?
A: Room schedulers come pre-downloaded with the free version and all the customer needs to do is connect it to a calendar.
Q: How do I purchase a Business or Enterprise subscription?
A: Please follow the link here to see the different options. Choose “Buy Now” or fill out the fields at the bottom of the page to request a 30-day trial.
Q: How do I activate my DASH license key for a paid Business or Enterprise subscription?
A: From your tablet, tap the gear icon to get to the settings page. Open the “Subscription” tab, enter your license key in the required field, and select “Activate”.
Q: What calendars will my tablet work with?
A: Google, Android, and Office 365
Q: Does this device work with Zoom Rooms or Google Meet?
A: Not currently, only booked meetings and the room schedule will appear on the screen.
Q: Are software updates available?
A: Yes, please reach out to our customer success team at success@poetexas.com to check that you have the latest version.
Q: Can someone from outside of my organization book a meeting with the scheduler?
A: An email address from your organization must schedule the meeting room.
Q: I can’t find the app on my home screen, what do I do?
A:
- Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to open the app drawer
- Find Dash and press and hold on the icon until the “App info” menu appears
- While keeping your finger pressed on the screen, move it to the side by an inch or two
- Let go – now the Dash icon should be on the home screen
Q: How do I pin the app open on my tablet so that DASH can’t be navigated out of?
A: You will want to press the square overview button at the bottom of the screen. Scroll over to your open DASH app, then press and hold the small icon at the top. From there a window will pop up, and you will choose “Pin”. Then the app will now be pinned to the screen.
Q: When my tablet loses power or reboots, the DASH app does not open automatically. How can I get it to launch at startup?
A: You’ll need to set Dash as the home/launcher app for the device – usually the device will ask you the first time you press the home button after installing Dash (it’ll give you a choice of using Dash or the existing launcher which is “quickstep” on our test device).
If it doesn’t do this, or you choose quickstep when asked you can set it manually. Go to the settings app, then choose “Apps & notifications” => “Advanced” => “Default apps” => “Home app” and then select Dash. Now Dash should be set as the home/launcher app so it’ll run on startup, and pressing the home button won’t close Dash. To undo this, follow the steps again but select quickstep as the home app.
*Please do not add a Google password to your tablet if there is a chance that you won’t remember it. We have no way of resetting the tablet after a Google Password locks you out. When asked to add a password, please choose “skip” in the bottom left-hand corner of the window.*
Technical Specifications
Product Specifications
| CPU | 8 Core ARM Cortex A7 CPU, 1.2Ghz |
| Data Rate | 10/100 Mbps |
| Dimensions | 72mm x 70 mm x 10mm |
| Display Type | 10.1 IPS Display, Resolution 1280×800, Brightness:350 nit, Capacitive Touch (5 point) |
| Flash | 8 Gb |
| Input voltage | 12 Volt/1500mA |
| Installation | Wall-Mount |
| Max Power for Kit | 12 watts |
| Mount Type | Wall-Mount |
| PoE Standard | IEEE 802.3af PoE |
| Standard and Protocols | H.264 2160p video decoding, Multi-format FHD video decoding, including Mpeg1/2, Mpeg4 SP/ASP GMC, H.263, H.264, VP6/8, AVS jizun, Jpeg/Mjpeg,etc. H.264 High Profile 1080p@30fps or 720@60fps encoding 3840 x 1080@30fps 3D decoding, BD/SBS/TAB/FP supported Complies with RTSP, HTTP, HLS, RTMP, MMS streaming media protocols |
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Discovering Your Cor-Tap Gateway
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Welcome to the guide on discovering the DENT-COR-TAP Smart Building Server from your PC and accessing the landing page. There are two methods: one will require limited access to your network, and the second will require access to your network, including your router’s client table.
If you’d like a step by step tutorial on wiring, configuring, programming, and testing your first PoE lighting and automation system, visit our PoE Lighting and Automation Bootcamp.
COR-TAP Gateway Hotspot Access
By default, your COR-TAP broadcasts a wifi signal you can connect to directly. It’s not connected to the larger network, however it does allow you to connect and program the COR-TAP itself. To access your COR-TAP Gateway’s landing page from the device’s own hotspot, the first step you will want ensure it is properly connected to your local network (i.e. you are providing internet access to it). You could power it on and connect to it all by itself, however, it’s not very useful as a network management server unless it is connected to the network.
Once you have verified the gateway is connected to your network and fully powered on, select the “dent-cortap-xxx” in your Wifi menu at the bottom of your OS taskbar and input the password given to you by your Denton DBI representative or installer. Once successfully connected, open up your internet browser and navigate to 192.168.70.1:3000. We recommend using Google Chrome or Mozilla FireFox, but Edge is fine too.
This short video walks you through the process.
Pro Tip: The COR-TAP Gateway’s assigned IP will be visible by connecting to the COR-TAP hotspot, this will be useful for future access. Once on the landing page, review the information at the top left corner under COR-TAP xx.
COR-TAP Gateway Router Access
You can also access the COR-TAP using a browser with your PC connected to the Local Area Network (LAN) the COR-TAP is managing. To access your COR-TAP Gateway’s landing page from your network , again ensure the COR-TAP is properly connected to your local network (i.e. you are providing internet access to it). Next, connect to your local network either wired or wirelessly. Then, either use the IP address you saw in the Pro-Tip above or you can also find the IP address in the client list of your network management device – typically your router. The COR-TAP Gateway should be visible.
Once you have verified the gateway is visible on your router and network, copy the LAN IP address your router has assigned the COR-TAP Gateway. Next, input the IP address copied into the URL of your web browser in this format 192.168._._:3000. You should find yourself on the landing page, shown in the picture here.
COR-TAP LANDING PAGE
This short video walks you through the process.
Congratulations! You’ve accessed your COR-TAP
Where do you go from here?
Check out our Wiki library on programming functions you can perform with your DENT-COR-TAP
Or jump to our PoE Lighting and Automation Bootcamp to walk you through the process of setting up your own first PoE lighting and automation system from wiring to programming to testing the system