TD-350
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Tech specs
Processor | ARM Quad-core 1.6GHz |
OS | Android 5.1 / Android 7.1 |
API | HTML5 / Android API |
Memory | 1GB DDR3L |
Storage | 8GB eMMC |
Display | 3.5”, 480x320, multi-touch, 350 nits |
RFID | 13.56MHz and 125KHz (HID technology support option) |
Network | WLAN 802.11 b/g/n, single band 2.4GHz |
IO port | 1 x Micro USB for Power-in |
Dimension | 122mm x 116mm x 13mm |
Operating Temp. | 0~50℃ |
Certificate | CE/FCC/RoHS |
Power on
The TD-350 is powered via micro USB.
A USB A to micro USB cable with a screw attachment for security is supplied with the device.
A USB wall plug is not provided with the device.
Accessing the configuration settings
After powering on the device there will be a 20-second delay before the configured content will be displayed; during this time you can cancel this process and exit to the configuration settings screen.
If the content is already being displayed, you can tap 10 times in the bottom right corner of the screen to exit out to the configuration screen.
If there is a password set on the device this will need to be entered before the settings are accessible.
You will now have access to the TD-350 player and device configuration settings.
Connecting to the network
To connect the TD-350 to a Wi-Fi network you will need to access the Device Configuration screen.
Information about the devices network status is displayed in the centre of the three boxes found on the configuration screen.
Tap this box to view all available Wi-Fi networks.
Connect to the correct network, then press the circle button found at the bottom of the screen to return to the main configuration screen.
The TD-350 does also support an Ethernet connection.
This does require an additional Ethernet to Micro USB adaptor.
Device configuration password
To restrict access to the device configuration and settings a password can be set.
To enable a password you will need to exit out to the Device Configuration screen.
Tap the Settings box on the bottom right of the screen.
This will take you to the Android settings view, scroll down and find “Security password”.
Check the box to enable “Security password”.
You will then be prompted to enter a password, then again to confirm.
Once complete, tap the circle button found in the bottom-centre of the screen to return to the configuration screen.
Connecting to ResourceXpress
To display live resource information you will need to connect the TD-350 with your ResourceXpress server.
Firstly, you will need to exit out to the device Configuration Settings screen and ensure you are connected to the network.
You will need to enter the below URL into the Content field found in the centre of the Configuration screen.
<your-server>/td350
Replace “<your-server>” with your own dedicated ResourceXpress server URL.
If you are on SaaS this will likely be something similar to “https://app.rx-cloud.com”, replacing app with your company name.
Then tap the “SAVE AND PLAY” button.
Prepare an RX profile
This guide assumes that a profile is already created in ResourceXpress.
For information on creating a new profile see our guide here.
https://resourcexpress.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=380895257
Navigate to the Resource List in the ResourceXpress Admin Dashboard and find the profile that is to be linked with this device.
Click the Edit icon ( ).
Under the Resource Info tab, ensure that this profile’s Licence Type is configured as either a Workspace, Huddlespace or Non-Bookable Workspace. The Qubi option will need to be set to Yes.
Click Save after making these changes.
Registering a TD-350 with an RX profile
If this is the first time you are configuring this device with your server you will see a message stating “This Device is Unregistered” along with the MAC Address shown in red.
Take note of the MAC address displayed on your device screen as this will be used to register a profile with the device.
Via Unregistered Devices
In the RX Admin Dashboard navigate to Reporting Module → Unregistered Devices.
You will see a list of all the unregistered devices.
Using the Register icon () you can quickly link a device to an unregistered profile.
After a few seconds, the device screen will update to display live resource information.
Via the profile settings
In the RX Admin Dashboard navigate to Administration Settings → Resource List and find the profile for this device.
Click the Edit icon () then choose the Qubi Settings tab.
Enter the MAC address displayed in red on the device screen into the MAC Address field.
Click Save.
After a few seconds, the device screen will update to display live resource information.
Additional Options
Unregister a TD-350
In the RX Admin Dashboard navigate to Administration Settings → Resource List and find the profile for this device.
Click the Edit icon () then choose the Qubi Settings tab.
Remove the MAC Address from the MAC Address field.
Click Save.
After a few seconds, the device screen will update to display the unregistered message.
Remote reboot a TD-350
In the RX Admin Dashboard navigate to Administration Settings → Resource List and find the profile for this device.
Click the Edit icon () then choose the Qubi Settings tab.
Set the Force Reboot option to Yes.
Click Save.
After a few seconds, the device will reboot.
Adjust the LED brightness
In the RX Admin Dashboard navigate to Administration Settings → System Settings and choose the Qubi tab.
Under the Qubi 2 header adjust the LED Brightness option.
Click Save.
After a few seconds, the device’s LEDs will update.
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