Speaker
Volume Up
Speaker
Volume Down
All Stem endpoints can be used as solo standalone devices
or in unison with other devices within the Stem ecosystem.
If you plan on using this device as an individual unit, then
follow the standalone setup instructions. If you plan on
using multiple Stem devices in your room, then skip ahead
to the multiple device setup instructions.
LED
Light Ring
Speaker
9 Beamforming
Microphones
Mute
To mute Table’s microphones during a call, press
located on the top of the device. When muted, the
light ring on the device will slowly pulse red. To
unmute, just press again.
Ethernet
Kensington Lock
USB
Microphone
Mute
User Manual
Table
Optimized for tabletops and flat surfaces, the Stem Table is
a high-quality conference speakerphone that turns any
environment into a professional conference room. Equipped
with nine microphones that perform real beamforming and
an innovative downward-facing speaker for amplified
performance, Table takes the quality of your meetings to the
next level.
Overview
Standalone Setup (option 1) Multi-Device Setup (option 2)Setting Up
1.
Place the device in the desired location in the room.
Using an Ethernet cable, connect the device to a network
that supports PoE+.
Note: If your network doesn’t support PoE+, you should
purchase a separate PoE+ injector or PoE+ enabled switch.
This connection provides the device
with power, data, and other IoT and SIP capabilities.
If you need video conferencing capabilities, use the USB
type B cable provided and connect the device to your PC.
Lastly, we recommend you complete setting up your
room via the Stem ecosystem platform.For more
information on setting up your room, you can visit
stemaudio.com/manuals or stemaudio.com/videos
Note: The ecosystem platform is available on the Stem
Control or in iOS, Windows, and Android apps. You can
also access the platform through your web browser by
typing in the product’s IP address.
That’s it! Table is all set up to work as a standalone device.
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Place the device in the desired location in the room.
Using an Ethernet cable, connect the device to a network
that supports PoE+.
Note: If your network doesn’t support PoE+, you should
purchase a separate PoE+ injector or PoE+ enabled switch.
This connection provides the device
with power, data, and other IoT and SIP capabilities.
You must complete setting up your room via the Stem
ecosystem platform.For more information on setting up
your room, you can visit stemaudio.com/manuals or
stemaudio.com/videos
Note: The ecosystem platform is available on the Stem
Control or in iOS, Windows, and Android apps. You can
also access the platform through your web browser by
typing in the product’s IP address.
That’s it! Table is all set up to work within the Stem
ecosystem.
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The Directional Array
During a call, Table uses proprietary beamforming
technology to locate a legitimate voice source and to
steer an array towards it. This allows Table to focus on
the speaker in the room and cancel out all other noise.
The beamforming process is dynamic as it adjusts the
direction of the array when the source of sound changes
or moves. In a call, when a voice is detected in the room,
one or multiple blue lights located in the light ring will
indicate which direction Table’s audio beam is focusing
on. This is the direction that will be heard best by the far-
end of the call (the person you are talking to).
Using Table
Volume Control
Speaker
Change the speaker volume by using to increase,
or to decrease the volume.
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model: table1
When setting up multiple Stem devices in a room, make
sure you have a Hub. All communications between the
device and the far-end will be done through the Hub, so
no USB connection is needed.
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