The configurator is the internal web application that controls the settings and general setup of the connected ClickShare. Allowing for the modification and (de)activation of the various ClickShare features.
Tip: These settings can be modified after the setup has been completed!
Initial setup of the configurator
Connect to the Base Unit:
Through a direct LAN connection.
By navigating to its wired IP address. For more information, see “Connecting over LAN”
By connecting to its Wi-Fi network. For more information, see “Connecting over Wi-Fi”
Navigate to the configuration page through a browser of choice.
Note: The default IP address of the configurator is: “192.168.2.1”.
Note: Depending on the configuration of the browser, a security warning could be displayed. To prevent this warning in the future, see “HTTP encryption”.
The ClickShare configurator login page is shown.
Log into the configurator.
Image 5–3Example of the configurator login page
Select a desired display language at the top right.
Enter the username and password.
Note: The default username and password are both “admin”.
Have the configurator remember the entered username and password by checking the checkbox in front of remember me. (optional)
Read the linked EULA and Privacy policy, then click the checkbox in front to accept the terms.
The ClickShare configuration wizard will be shown
Click “Start configuration”.
Image 5–4Example of the landing page of the configurator wizard
The “Firmware update” page will be shown.
Decide how firmware must be delivered and click “next”:
Automatic, keeps the Base Unit up to date. (recommended)
Notify, sets a notice on the homepage of the configurator when an update is available.
Off, never checks for updates.
Image 5–5Example of the firmware update page
It is possible to update the firmware by clicking “Upload firmware” and selecting the “.enc” file downloaded from https://www.barco.com/clicksharesetup.
Note: ClickShare protects itself by preventing older versions of firmware from being installed. If a downgrade is absolutely necessary, check the checkbox in front of “allow firmware downgrade”.
Personalize the name, location and customize the on-screen text and its language and click “next”.
Image 5–6Example of the personalisation page
Tip: It is recommended to rename the “meeting room name” and the “location name” to the name and location of the meeting room itself.
Select the time zone that is most relevant for the usage of the Base Unit.
Image 5–7Example of the system page
Choose the mode for the date and time and click “next”:
Manually, allows the option to change the starting day and starting time of the Base Unit.
NTP, follows the clock of the time server(s) that are defined in the input field.
Choose the most applicable security level and click “next”.
Image 5–8Example of the security page
Change the password to a more secure password and click “next”.
Image 5–9Example of the password page
Tip: There are no required criteria for creating the password. In general the longer the password the more secure.
Configure the network settings to minimize interference of other wireless signals and maximize the security of the Base Units own Wi-Fi network and click “next”.
Image 5–10Example of the network page
Tip: To minimize connection instabilities, it is highly recommended to stagger the channel settings across multiple Base Units or other wireless devices!
Register the Base Unit in XMS Cloud to complete the SmartCare registration.
Image 5–11Example of the SmartCare page
To activate the 5 year warranty with SmartCare, registration in XMS Cloud is required. There are two ways to register on XMS Cloud:
Pc registration: click the link below the QR code to start the registration process. For more information, see “Pc onboarding”.
Mobile registration: scan the QR code on screen or on the label on the Base Unit. For more information, see “Mobile onboarding”
Tip: If the QR code is too small to be scanned, then click on the QR code to enlarge it.
An overview of the chosen setup is shown on the last page. Click “finish configuration” to complete the initial setup.
Image 5–12Example of the overview page
Note: If a setting is wrong or something needs to be changed, click the “back” button until the desired chapter is reached.
It is possible to go back and forth between every setting at any time.
A warning might be given depending on the changes, click “finish configuration” in the pop-up to continue or click “back” to modify the settings again.
The configurator homepage will be shown with confirmation that the system has been successfully configured!