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Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing - Protech Projection Systems
Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing - Protech Projection Systems
Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing - Protech Projection Systems
Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing - Protech Projection Systems
Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing - Protech Projection Systems
Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing - Protech Projection Systems
Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing - Protech Projection Systems
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Stem Audio

Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface for Conferencing

SKU: STEM-CONTROL
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$585.00
Sale $1,399.00 $585.00

Frequently Asked Questions

A touch screen controller is a dedicated interface that lets users start, join, and manage meetings from a single panel instead of relying on a laptop or remote. In a conference room, it is commonly used to launch video calls, dial SIP calls, control conferencing functions, and access room tools quickly. The Shure Stem Control fits that role as a 10-inch LED touchscreen designed for conferencing spaces. It connects to a local PoE+ network with a single cable, which simplifies installation and keeps the table or credenza cleaner than systems that need separate power and data connections. It also comes pre-loaded with the Stem Ecosystem platform, so users can access room design, tuning, and management tools directly within the system. This type of product is best for businesses that want a more consistent meeting experience across shared rooms. The main tradeoff is that it is built specifically for conferencing control, so it is not the same as a general-purpose touchscreen monitor for everyday computer use.
A video conferencing control system can range from a simple touch interface to a more complete room solution that includes microphones, speakers, processing, and management tools. The biggest factors that affect cost are room size, number of devices, platform compatibility, installation requirements, and whether the system is part of a larger conferencing ecosystem. A standalone control interface like the Shure Stem Control is one piece of that larger room setup. Its value comes from simplifying meeting access with a 10-inch touchscreen, one-touch conferencing, SIP calling support, and compatibility with major conferencing platforms. It also supports the Stem ecosystem, which means it can work with additional audio devices such as tabletop, wall, ceiling, or hub components for broader room coverage. This category makes the most sense for organizations that want a dedicated in-room meeting controller rather than relying on employee laptops. Buyers should remember that a control panel alone does not replace microphones, speakers, or cameras, so the total project cost depends on the rest of the room system.
Look for compatibility, ease of installation, meeting launch simplicity, and room management features. A good conferencing touchscreen should work with your preferred meeting platform, support the way your room is wired, and give users a fast path to start or join meetings without extra training. The Shure Stem Control checks several of those boxes. It supports one-touch conferencing, allows SIP dialing directly from the 10-inch LED display, and integrates with major video conferencing platforms, including Zoom Rooms. Its PoE+ connection means the unit can receive power and network access through a single cable, which reduces installation complexity. It also includes access to Stem Ecosystem tools like RoomDesign, RoomAdapt, and RoomCheck for setup and optimization. This kind of interface is especially useful in shared meeting spaces where consistency matters. One tradeoff to consider is that the controller is most valuable when paired with a broader room audio system, so buyers should confirm that their room either already uses compatible components or is being built around that ecosystem.
A dedicated conference room touchpanel is often better for shared spaces because it creates a consistent, simple workflow for everyone who uses the room. Instead of depending on different laptops, adapters, and user settings, a room controller gives participants a single interface to launch and manage meetings. The Shure Stem Control is built for that purpose. It provides a 10-inch LED touchscreen for one-touch conferencing, direct SIP calling, and integration with major conferencing platforms. Because it connects over PoE+ with one cable, it can be installed neatly on a table or credenza without adding much clutter. Its built-in stand supports placement at either a 45-degree or 60-degree angle, which helps with visibility and accessibility. This setup is best for offices, huddle rooms, and meeting rooms where many users share the space. The tradeoff is that a touchpanel is a dedicated room device, so it complements a conferencing system rather than replacing personal computing devices for presentations, document editing, or general office tasks.
Yes. The Shure Stem Control is designed to work with major video conferencing platforms, including Zoom Rooms, while also supporting SIP calling directly from the touchscreen. That makes it a flexible option for organizations that want a dedicated meeting controller without locking themselves into a single calling method. The unit is part of the Stem ecosystem, so it is intended to sit at the center of a conference room workflow where users want quick access to meetings and room tools. The 10-inch LED display gives users an easy interface for push-to-start conferencing, and the system arrives pre-loaded with Stem software tools for room design, adaptation, and diagnostics. This is a strong fit for teams standardizing conference room operation across multiple spaces. Buyers should still confirm the details of their room platform setup and any broader device requirements, especially if they are integrating additional room hardware. The main advantage is straightforward meeting control through a dedicated interface rather than relying on ad hoc user devices.
Power over Ethernet helps by delivering both power and network connectivity through a single cable. In conference rooms, that usually means a cleaner installation, less cable clutter, and fewer power-related placement limitations compared with devices that require a separate power adapter. The Shure Stem Control uses PoE+, which is particularly helpful for table-mounted or credenza-mounted control points. Installers can place the unit where users need it without having to route an extra outlet or power brick nearby. That can simplify deployment in both new conference rooms and retrofit projects. It also supports a more professional look, which matters in executive rooms and customer-facing meeting spaces. This approach is best for businesses already using managed network infrastructure or planning a standardized room deployment. The tradeoff is that the network must support PoE+, so buyers should verify switch compatibility before installation. If that requirement is met, PoE+ is often one of the simplest and most reliable ways to deploy a dedicated conference touchpanel.
Yes, it is designed to work within the Stem ecosystem, which supports multiple audio devices in the same room. That matters because many conference spaces need more than one microphone or speaker location to achieve even coverage and clear pickup. With Stem, users can combine components such as Stem Table, Stem Wall, Stem Ceiling, and Stem Hub to build room audio around the space rather than forcing one device to handle everything. Stem Control acts as the touchscreen interface that helps users access and manage that environment. The ecosystem also includes RoomDesign, RoomAdapt, and RoomCheck tools, which help optimize placement and performance. This is especially useful for rooms that have unusual layouts, longer tables, or acoustic challenges. The main point to understand is that the touchscreen itself is the control layer, not the audio hardware. Buyers who need complete room performance should think of it as part of a broader conferencing system, not as a standalone substitute for microphones and speakers.
It can work in both, but its best fit depends on how the room is being built. The Shure Stem Control is a dedicated conferencing interface, so its job is to simplify meeting control rather than determine room coverage by itself. In a small room, it can provide an easy, professional way to start and manage calls. In a larger room, it becomes more valuable when paired with multiple Stem audio devices that extend pickup and playback across the space. Its 10-inch LED display is large enough for clear in-room interaction, and the dual-angle stand options help adapt it to different furniture layouts. Because it uses PoE+ and a single cable, it is relatively easy to deploy in rooms where clean installation matters. For buyers, the key is to separate control needs from audio coverage needs. If the room already has or will have compatible Stem microphones and speakers, this touchscreen can be a strong front-end. If someone expects it alone to solve room audio challenges, they will need additional system components.
Most conference room touchscreen controllers are activated by connecting them to the required network and completing the platform setup steps in the room system. Unlike a consumer monitor, a conferencing touch controller is usually not just plugged into a computer. It typically needs network access, power, and integration with the room's conferencing platform. For the Shure Stem Control, setup is designed to be straightforward because it connects through PoE+ using a single cable. Once on the network, it ties into the Stem ecosystem and provides access to built-in tools such as RoomDesign, RoomAdapt, and RoomCheck. Those tools help with room setup, performance optimization, and system validation. The unit is also built to work with major conferencing platforms, so the final setup depends on the room's calling environment. This process is easiest for organizations with IT or AV support in place. The main thing to know is that activation is less like turning on a monitor and more like provisioning a networked conference room endpoint.
The main benefits are simple meeting control, clean installation, and integration with a larger conferencing ecosystem. The Shure Stem Control gives users a dedicated 10-inch LED touchscreen for one-touch conferencing, direct SIP calling, and compatibility with major video conferencing platforms. Its PoE+ connection reduces cabling, and its dual-angle stand supports different placement preferences. It also includes access to Stem ecosystem tools for room design, tuning, and management. Those benefits make it a practical choice for businesses that want a standardized conference room experience. It is especially useful in shared meeting spaces where ease of use and consistency matter. The main limitations are that it is a specialized control device and not a complete room system by itself. Buyers still need appropriate microphones, speakers, and possibly other conferencing hardware for full-room performance. It is also listed as a non-returnable item, which means purchasers should verify compatibility and project requirements before ordering. For the right room setup, though, it serves as a focused and capable conferencing control interface.

Stem Audio Control Multiple Device Controller

**this product is a non returnable item**

Overview

The Shure Stem Control is an elegant 10" LED touchscreen interface for use with the Stem ecosystem of audio components and the video conferencing platform of your choice. The low-profile unit connects to your local PoE+ (Power over Ethernet) network using only a single cable and lets you easily initiate and manage push-to-start meetings and conferences. The integrated stand lets you set Control upright or lay it down to best suit your placement needs.

 
One-Touch Conferencing
  • The 10” LED display allows you to dial SIP calls or launch a conference call directly from the device.
  • Stem Control is compatible and seamlessly integrates with major video conferencing platforms, so you can use the platforms you know and love, including Zoom Rooms.
  • Dual mounting options are provided: lay the unit down at a 45 degree angle or sit up at a 60 degree angle.
Stem Ecosystem Access with Easy Set Up
  • The unit comes pre-loaded with the robust Stem Ecosystem platform which includes the RoomDesign, RoomAdapt, and RoomCheck tools to assist you with designing and optimizing the performance of your rooms and devices.
  • You can also access the Remote Management function to view behind-the-scene usage statistics and reports.
  • Power over Ethernet (PoE+) and networked setup eliminate complicated cabling and make installation effortless.
Stem Audio Conferencing Options
The Stem Audio Ecosystem includes speakers and microphone arrays to give you the freedom to customize your audio coverage for perfect pickup in every type of room. It allows you to mix and match all Stem audio devices until your room is completely covered. 
  • Stem Table: This tabletop speakerphone features a low-profile 9-microphone array that performs real beamforming to focus audio capture on the person speaking and includes a full-range loudspeaker.
  • Stem Wall: This 48" mic array and speaker system offers real beamforming with 15 microphones along with two full range speakers and two subwoofers. The unit can be mounted on a wall or placed on a credenza and is well suited for small to medium spaces.
  • Stem Ceiling: This ceiling-mounted 100-microphone array performs real beamforming from a discreet location.
  • Stem Hub: When you have more than one device in a room or you need more than just USB connectivity, Hub becomes the brains of the operation. Hub enables multiple units in the room to communicate with each other to function as an ecosystem.

The Shure Stem Control is a sleek and user-friendly 10" LED touchscreen interface designed to enhance your conferencing experience. It seamlessly integrates with the Stem ecosystem of audio components, allowing you to effortlessly manage meetings and conferences with the video conferencing platform of your choice.

With its low-profile design, the Shure Stem Control connects to your local Power over Ethernet (PoE+) network using a single cable, eliminating the need for complicated cabling. The integrated stand provides flexibility, allowing you to set the Control upright or lay it down to suit your placement needs.

One of the standout features of the Stem Control is its one-touch conferencing capabilities. The 10" LED display enables you to easily dial SIP calls or initiate conference calls directly from the device. Moreover, it is compatible with major video conferencing platforms such as Zoom Rooms, ensuring a seamless and familiar user experience.

Setting up the Shure Stem Control is a breeze. It comes pre-loaded with the robust Stem Ecosystem platform, which includes tools like RoomDesign, RoomAdapt, and RoomCheck to assist you in designing and optimizing the performance of your conferencing rooms and devices. Additionally, you can access the Remote Management function to view usage statistics and reports.

The Stem Audio Ecosystem offers a range of options to customize your audio coverage for perfect pickup in every type of room. Whether you choose the Stem Table, Stem Wall, Stem Ceiling, or Stem Hub, you can mix and match audio devices until your room is completely covered. From tabletop speakerphones with advanced microphone arrays to wall-mounted systems with powerful speakers, the Stem Audio options ensure crystal clear audio during your conferences.

In conclusion, the Shure Stem Control is a versatile and efficient touchscreen interface that seamlessly integrates with the Stem ecosystem, providing an unparalleled conferencing experience. Its easy setup, one-touch conferencing capabilities, and compatibility with major video conferencing platforms make it the ideal choice for any professional environment. Elevate your conferencing experience with the Shure Stem Control.

Introducing the Shure Stem Control Touchscreen Interface, your sleek, 10" LED solution for seamless conferencing. This low-profile device connects effortlessly to your PoE+ network with just one cable, allowing you to kick off meetings with ease.

Key features include:
- One-Touch Conferencing: Dial SIP calls or start conference calls directly from the device.
- Dual Mounting Options: Position Control at a 45 or 60-degree angle to suit your space.
- Stem Ecosystem Access: Pre-loaded with tools like RoomDesign and RoomAdapt for optimal performance.
- Effortless Installation: Power over Ethernet simplifies setup, eliminating the need for complicated cabling.

Enhance your audio experience with the Stem Audio Ecosystem, featuring customizable speakers and microphone arrays for every room. Transform your conferencing experience with Shure Stem Control today.

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