Innomesh Ops extends Innomesh deployments with remote management capabilities. It works alongside Pulse, Sight, or Space subscriptions and allows administrators to manage rooms, endpoints, and AV peripherals from multiple vendors directly through the Portal.
Key Capabilities
- Remotely manage rooms and endpoints without physical access
- Control AV peripherals from various manufacturers through a single interface
- Streamline oversight of AV systems across multiple sites
Available Actions
When Innomesh Ops is enabled, additional device control options become available from the Assets page ellipsis menu and the Room Support View:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| Power On/Off | Toggle device power state |
| Set Input | Select input source (supported Panasonic displays and projectors) |
| Preset Recall | Trigger camera presets (supported cameras including Panasonic, Vaddio and Sony) |
| Factory Reset | Restore factory defaults (Crestron devices) |
| Reboot | Restart the device (Crestron devices) |
| Firmware Update | Push new firmware to the device (Crestron devices) |
| Update Touch Panel File | Deploy new interface files (Crestron panels) |
| Restart Zoom | Restart the Zoom application on Zoom Rooms |
| Update Computer Version | Update the Zoom Rooms computer software version |
| Update Controller Version | Update the Zoom Rooms controller software version |
| Update Device Settings | Push device setting changes to Zoom Rooms |
The availability of each action depends on the device manufacturer, model, and driver capabilities.
Actions Manageability
Actions Manageability allows Portal Administrators to manage Ops actions directly through the Portal interface.
Accessing Actions Manageability
Navigate to Administration > Assets > Ops Actions in Innomesh Portal.
Administrator Capabilities
- Add devices to existing actions
- View and modify action functionalities
- Update files deployed to devices (such as touch panel interface updates)
This gives administrators control over which devices receive which actions and what files are pushed during update operations.