(PLEAESE HELP) CEC Display Power On/Off JavaScript Macro

[Brian.Lopez]

Greetings,

I am an AV Systems Engineer with a finance company in Newport Beach California. We have a small conference room design that includes a WebEx Roomkit Plus, a Touch-Navigator, and a Samsung 75" LED display. As configured, when the endpoint goes into standby the Samsung display is powered off via the HDMI connector (output 1 on codec) with CEC. And, when the system comes out of standby, the display is powered on in the same way. THIS IS WORKING NOW.

What I need to do is send the SAME display power on and power off CEC commands (manually first for testing) and once I can power the displays on/off manually via the developer API successfully... I'll write a JS macro and tie it to a UI extension so we can have "display power on" and "display power off" buttons on the touch-navigator.

I've been experimenting with the following command; "xCommand Video CEC Output KeyClick" with little success. There has got to be a way to do this, I am most likely just missing something. I've tried posting to Cisco support but they didn't understand the problem well enough to be of any help so I figured I would give here a try.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Brian Lopez (PIMCO)

[Alexander Stevenson]

Hello @Brian.Lopez,

I'm not a Room Kit expert but I've found some resources which may assist:

• Cisco Webex Room Kit - main page includes all configuration guides, downloads and data sheets plus getting-started guides, administrator guides and api reference guides.

• Touch-10 Custom Dial Buttons and Events: How to Do it - discussion using Macros, JavaScript, xAPI  and XML to create custom widgets/buttons. This is a great practical starting point.

• Customization Guide for Cisco Webex devices running RoomOS 10.11 - this is the latest one out and it's listed in the main page linked above. It goes through adding extensions, widgets and Web Apps (a Web App is simply a button on the home page) as well as switches, sliders and buttons, among other things.

• DevNet Room Kit CE 10.3 Sandbox - Remotely connect with a Room Kit running CE10.3.3, and experiment with xAPI.
• DevNet Room Kit CE 9.15.6 Sandbox - Remotely connect with a Room Kit running CE9.15, and experiment with xAPI.

(Once these sandboxes are replaced, just go to the  DevNet Sandbox catalog and search for 'Room Kit')

• xAPI Learning Labs on DevNet - Labs which utilizes the above Sandboxes

• Customizing Cisco Collaboration Devices - Cisco Live presentation which ties all of the above together with examples