Cisco Room Navigator for Wall Touch Panel, 10.1″ 1920 x 1200 LCD, Ethernet, White

Cisco Room Navigator – straightforward room booking and control

The Cisco Room Navigator suits offices that need a clear, wall-mounted way to book rooms or control meetings. Its 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen gives people direct access to supported room and workspace applications.

Key details for your installation

Choose booking display or room controller

We can configure the panel as a standalone room-booking display or pair it with a Cisco video endpoint. It supports native Cisco room-booking and room-controller applications, as well as third-party or custom workspace applications.

That flexibility makes it useful both outside meeting rooms and inside rooms where a wall control panel suits the space. It can also run applications for wayfinding, space reservation and digital signage.

Ethernet keeps the connection simple

The panel uses Ethernet for network access and can receive power over Ethernet. In paired mode, it can connect directly to a Cisco video device or pair remotely when connected to a PoE network.

It has no Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, so plan a wired network connection for your installation. The white housing measures 242 mm wide, 164 mm deep and 69 mm high.

Check the wall and viewing position

The unit can be mounted on glass, dry or concrete walls. Its 15-degree viewing angle supports mounting at a lower position, helping make the display accessible to more users.

A multicolour 360-degree LED indicates room availability, so people can check room status from a distance. The anti-glare screen helps keep booking and control information easy to view.

Before you order

• Confirm your installation has an Ethernet connection and, if required, PoE.
• Check whether you plan to use the panel standalone or pair it with a Cisco video endpoint.
• Confirm your intended room-booking or workspace application supports the panel.
• Check that your wall surface and available space suit its 242 × 164 mm front dimensions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the Room Navigator work without a Cisco video endpoint?

A: Yes. It can operate as a standalone scheduling and control display.

Q: How does the panel connect to the network?

A: It uses Ethernet through one RJ-45 port and does not support Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

Q: Can it receive power through Ethernet?

A: Yes. It supports PoE, as well as AC power.

Q: What type of screen does it have?

A: It has a 10.1-inch 1920 × 1200 LCD touchscreen with capacitive touch and an anti-glare surface.

A practical choice for shared spaces

Choose the Cisco Room Navigator if you need a wired wall panel for room booking, meeting control or supported workspace applications. Its flexible standalone or paired setup makes it suitable for a range of office spaces.