HID Media

HID Keyboard, HID Media, and HID Conferencing are inventory components included with these Q-SYS devices:

• Core Nano
• Core 8 Flex
• Core 24f
• Core 110f and Core 110c
• NV-21-HU Network Video Endpoint
• NV-32-H (Core Capable) Network Video Endpoint
• I/O-USB Bridge
• TSC-70-G3
• TSC-101-G3

Note: HID Conferencing is not available on NVM-302E and NVM-302D devices.

• You need a USB A / B cable to connect a PC or Mac computer to the Q-SYS device.
• HID Media is designed to control a remote computer – connected to a Q-SYS device supporting the HID Media component – from another Q-LAN-connected device, such as a computer or touch screen controller. Do not use the component directly from the computer connected to the Q-SYS device, as unexpected behavior can occur.
• For devices with a USB-B port, connect a USB A / B cable between the computer and the Q-SYS devices' USB-B port.
• For devices with only a USB-C port (such as NV-21-HU and Core 24f), connect a USB-C cable between the computer and the Q-SYS device's USB-C port.

1. Connect the USB A / B cable's rectangular 'A' connector to a USB port on a PC or Mac computer.

2. Connect the other end of the cable, the square 'B' connector, to the USB B port on the rear panel of the Q-SYS Core 110f processor.

3. On another PC connected to the Q-SYS network, drag the HID Media component into your schematic from the Core 110f inventory tree.

4. Press F5 to save your design to the Core and run it.

5. Double-click the component to open the control panel. Use the buttons to remotely control playback within a Core-connected computer media application.

Note: The Core-connected computer's OS determines which media application is controlled.

Tip: For additional properties that are not listed, refer to the Properties Panel help topic for more information.

The HID Media component includes standard media control functions:

	Scan Previous Key
	Play Pause Key
	Scan Next Key
	Volume Mute Key
	Volume Down Key
	Volume Up Key
	Eject Key