MeetUp - Webcam LOGITECH - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Conference Webcam
Brand	Logitech
Model	MeetUp
Dimensions (L x H x D)	104.5 x 400 x 112 mm
Weight	1.06 kg
Power Supply	USB-C (bus or power adapter)
Video Resolution	Ultra HD 4K (3840 x 2160) at 30 fps
Field of View	120° (diagonal)
Microphone	6-element array with 1.5 m range
Speaker	Built-in, 85 dB SPL
Connectivity	USB-C, Bluetooth (for remote control)
Key Features	5x digital zoom, auto focus, brightness correction, noise filter
Compatibility	Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, video conferencing systems
Maintenance and Cleaning	Use a soft, dry cloth; do not use abrasive products
Security	Integrated Kensington lock
Spare Parts and Repairability	Remote control and cables available as options; device not user-serviceable
General Information	Designed for small to medium meeting rooms; ideal viewing angle for tables of 2 to 6 people

Frequently Asked Questions - MeetUp LOGITECH

How to install the Logitech MeetUp?

Plug the USB-C cable into your computer or video conferencing system. Attach the mount to the screen or place it on the table using the optional tripod. The camera is recognized automatically.

Is the MeetUp compatible with Zoom or Teams?

Yes, it works with all video conferencing applications (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, etc.) as a standard webcam.

What is the microphone range?

The six-element microphone picks up voices up to 1.5 meters away, ideal for small rooms.

How to clean the lens?

Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth. Avoid chemical products and aggressive circular movements to prevent scratching the glass.

Can I use the MeetUp without the remote control?

Yes, the camera can be controlled via Logitech Sync software or the touch buttons on the device. The remote control is optional.

What is the camera's field of view?

The diagonal field of view is 120°, allowing you to frame a typical meeting table of 2 to 6 people.

How to reset the MeetUp?

Press and hold the Bluetooth pairing button for 10 seconds until the light flashes. This resets network and Bluetooth settings.

Does the MeetUp support HDR?

Yes, it features automatic HDR processing to balance bright and dark areas in the room.

What cables are included with the MeetUp?

The box contains a USB-C cable (2 m), an HDMI/USB-C adapter (for video conferencing systems), and a power supply unit.

Can I mount the MeetUp on the wall?

Yes, a wall mount kit is available as an option. The camera has a standard 1/4-inch tripod screw.

USER MANUAL MeetUp LOGITECH

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WHAT'S IN THE BOX

1. MeetUp camera and speakerphone unit
2. Remote control
3. 5m USB cable
4. Power adapter
5. Wall mounting bracket
6. Wall mounting hardware
7. Documentation

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WHAT'S WHAT

CAMERA SPEAKERPHONE

1. Security slot
2. Remote control pairing
3. USB
4. Power
5. Optional expansion microphone

REMOTE

1. Microphone mute
2. Call answer
3. Call end
4. Bluetooth® pairing
5. Volume up/down
6. Zoom in/out
7. Camera pan/tilt
8. Camera home
9. Camera preset

* Please note that not all applications support call answer and end buttons.

Thanks for buying MeetUp. We think you'll find the extra wide field of view will help everyone feel included in the meeting, enhancing communication.

PLACEMENT

We recommend placing the camera as close to eye level as possible. Best results typically come from mounting below the monitor.

1. Place on a table or shelf near the monitor.
2. Connect the cables.
3. Mount on the wall:

a. Attach bracket to the wall. Please use the appropriate type of screws for your wall type.

b. Attach the camera to the bracket.

1. Mount to the TV: An optional TV mount bracket is available on Logitech.com.

CONNECTION

Connecting MeetUp is the same whether you plan on using a dedicated computer in the room, or your team members bring a laptop to the room to run the meeting.

1. Plug MeetUp into power.

1. Connect the USB cable from MeetUp to the computer.

1. Connect the TV to the computer.

Diagram of all connections:

MAKE MEETUP THE DEFAULT DEVICE

Ensure that MeetUp is chosen as the camera, speaker and microphone in your video conferencing applications. Please consult the application documentation for further instructions on how to do this.

NOTE REGARDING 4K VIDEO

The USB 2.0 cable included with MeetUp supports FullHD video (up to 1080p). If you plan on using 4k video, please use a USB 3.0 cable (not included).

STARTING A VIDEO CALL

After installing MeetUp and ensuring it is the default device in your video conferencing application, simply start the application in the normal manner and enjoy the benefits of improved audio and video.

PAIRING MEETUP TO A BLUETOOTH DEVICE

You can use MeetUp for audio calls when paired to a Bluetooth device.

To pair your Bluetooth device to MeetUp, follow these simple steps:

1. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on the remote control until you see a flashing blue light near the camera lens.
2. Place your mobile device in Bluetooth pairing mode and select "Logitech MeetUp".

You are now ready to use MeetUp for audio calls.

Pressing the Bluetooth button on the remote after pairing will disconnect the Bluetooth device (it will still be "paired" but not "connected").

Pressing it again will reconnect the last paired device in range.

PAIRING THE REMOTE CONTROL TO THE CAMERA

Your camera and remote control are paired at the factory. However, if you need to pair a remote to the camera (such as when replacing a lost remote) do the following:

1. Press and hold button on the back of the camera until LED flashes blue.
2. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on the remote for 10 seconds to place it in pairing mode.
3. Once the remote and camera are paired the LED will stop flashing.
4. If the pairing fails, the LEDs will keep flashing. Start from step 2 and repeat.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

You can find additional information on MeetUp including:

• FAQs
• Software to enable functions in various applications
• How to order replacement parts
• And more at www.Logitech.com/MeetUp

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