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Using JIBB Room on a Cisco Device (MTR Mode)

Follow the instructions on this page to learn how to use JIBB Room on your Cisco MTR (Microsoft Teams Rooms) Device and successfully digitize and share your meeting room whiteboard with others online.

1. Intro to JIBB Room

JIBB Room allows you to transform your physical meeting room whiteboard/glassboard into a digital whiteboard, using your Cisco meeting room camera.
  • Share your whiteboard content inside your online meetings in real time.
  • Invite others to join and annotate (no login or account required).
  • Receive an Auto-Saved PDF copy of your whiteboard content via email.
Three people in a meeting room with laptops, a woman presenting a website wireframe on a whiteboard, shown also on screen and a video device.

2. Accessing the JIBB Room App

This section will guide you through launching the JIBB Room App on the Room Navigator (Touchscreen).

Microsoft Teams Rooms (MTR Mode) Instructions:

Swipe left on the home screen to open the Control Panel and tap the JIBB app.

Microsoft Teams Rooms interface showing instructions to swipe open the control panel and tap the JIBB app, with a JIBB session window to enter email and start or stop the session.

3. Setting your Auto-Save Email

Before you start your JIBB Room session, enter your email address so JIBB can send you a PDF copy of your whiteboard content after your session ends.
JIBB app screen with instructions to enter an email to receive a PDF, highlighting the 'Edit Email' button with a white arrow and text saying 'Tap Edit Email.'
Popup window titled 'Destination Email Address' with an input field for entering an email and Cancel and OK buttons, displayed over a virtual keyboard.

4. Starting a JIBB Room Session

Once you've entered an Auto-Save email and you're ready to share your whiteboard, simply tap Start to launch a JIBB Room session.

You will see a JIBB Room open on your meeting room TV/display. It will take a few seconds for the camera to load and detect your whiteboard.

JIBB app interface prompting user to enter email to receive a PDF of the session, showing current email as yourname@email.com, with buttons to edit email, start, and stop the session.
Wait for JIBB Room to detect your whiteboard & start writing.
Whiteboard with handwritten text saying 'Now Start Writing' underlined with a wavy line.
#For the Best Results - Set a JIBB Room Camera Preset
In most cases, your IT admin should have set up a camera preset so that when the JIBB Room App is started, the camera will snap to the whiteboard. If this is not the case, you can follow this guide to aim the camera at your whiteboard and save your own camera preset. If you are in doubt, please check with your IT administrator.

5. Invite Others to Join Your JIBB Session & Digitally Annotate

Once your JIBB Room session has started, you will see the join.jibb.ai URL and a Workspace ID and Password displayed in the upper left of the screen.

You will then need to type this information into the Teams meeting chat so people can join.

Remote participants don't need a JIBB account to join your session, they just need to enter a screen name and the correct ID and Password.

Share the 'join.jibb.ai' URL, ID & Password.
Screen showing meeting join details with URL join.jibb.ai, ID 456agciu, and password 800555, plus instruction to share these details for participants to join and annotate.

Share the details in your Teams meeting chat.
Instructions for joining the JIBB Workspace via browser, showing steps to go to join.jibb.ai, enter name, workspace ID, and password, and click Join with a screenshot of the Join Workspace form filled in.

6. Sharing a JIBB Room Session in a Teams Meeting 

When using JIBB Room on an MTR Cisco device and inside a Teams meeting, you will need to go to join.jibb.ai, type in the workspace ID and password, and then share your screen from another device that has joined the meeting or ask a participant to share their screen once they have joined.

Share the JIBB Session from a separate device in Teams.

Screenshot of a Microsoft Teams screen sharing menu with a message to join the JIBB session and share the screen into the Teams meeting.

7. Tips & Best Practices

Everyone knows their way around a whiteboard. Follow these simple tips to get the most out of JIBB Room when you capture and share what you draw.
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Write clearly

Using good quality whiteboard markers ensures your content is clear and easy to read, regardless of whether you're using JIBB Room.

Think of JIBB Room as an artificial eye that is looking at your whiteboard and translating your drawing into a digital rendering. If a human eye can't see what you're writing, neither will JIBB Room. We recommend using dark, bold colors to get the best results.

Hand using a green eraser to clean a whiteboard.

Keep your whiteboard clean

Whiteboards are generally most effective when you're starting with a fresh, blank surface, free of distracting smudges or the remains of a previous whiteboarding session still visible.

We recommend keeping your whiteboard as clean as possible before and while using JIBB Room, to avoid unwanted content from being displayed in your Workspace or in the Auto-Save PDF.

Woman in sleeveless blouse holding a marker, standing next to a whiteboard with a flowchart diagram.

Don't block the camera

We know this sounds obvious, but don't forget that the camera needs to be able to see your whiteboard so JIBB Room can digitize your content.

We recommend you regularly move out of the view of the camera after you finish writing or erasing something, so JIBB Room can continually keep your content up to date. It's also good to make sure other people in the room or stationary objects are not blocking the camera's view.

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