Advanced Hardware Guides
Zoom works closely with leading hardware partners to develop, test, and certify solutions that bring high-quality video conferencing to every type of meeting space. Use our hardware guides to get the most out of your Zoom Rooms and Workspaces.
Zoom Rooms Design Guides
- Zoom Rooms Design Guide
- Zoom Rooms deployment guide
- Zoom Rooms Audio Guidelines
- Furniture design guide
- Workplace re-entry design guide
Zoom Rooms Appliance Designs
- Home Office (Up to 2 people)
- Private Space (Up to 3 People)
- Huddle Space (Up to 7 People)
- Collaborative Touch Space (Up to 7 People)
- Conference Room (Up to 12 People)
Zoom Rooms ProAV Designs
Zoom Rooms Accessory Designs
- Scheduling Display
- Digital Signage with Screen Share
- Classic Companion Whiteboard
- SIP/H.323 room systems conversion
- Education using Zoom Rooms
Zoom Rooms Hardware Partner Designs
- Logitech Huddle (2-7 People)
- Logitech Conference (7-13 People)
- Logitech Conference (9-19 People)
- Crestron Scheduling Display
- Crestron Huddle (2-7 People)
Zoom Rooms Device Configurations
- QSC Q-Sys camera resolution in Zoom Rooms
- Shure MXA910 / MXA310 microphone network audio
- Using a Polycom Trio as a Zoom Room Controller
- Using the Yealink CP960 in a Zoom Room
- Using Crestron Mercury as Zoom Rooms controller
Zoom Rooms Certified Hardware
Zoom Rooms Design Guides
Zoom Rooms Appliance Designs
Zoom Rooms ProAV Designs
Zoom Rooms Accessory Designs
Zoom Rooms Hardware Partner Designs
Zoom Rooms Device Configurations
Zoom Rooms Certified Hardware
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