Cisco Room Navigator CS-T10-TS-L-K9 – Table Stand Touch Controller

Product Overview

CS-T10-TS-L-K9 is Cisco's standard ordering code for the First Light table-stand Room Navigator, the panel most commonly specified when a new Cisco meeting room needs an in-room touch controller. It is a 10.1-inch 1920 x 1200 capacitive touch display powered by PoE 802.3af Class 0 over a single Ethernet (RJ-45) 100 Mbps connection, listed by Cisco against Room Series, Board Series and Desk Series endpoints on RoomOS 9.14.3 or later. This is current product, and it is also the panel Cisco names as the migration target for the end-of-sale Touch 10.

Product Description

For an integrator specifying a room, the table-stand Navigator is the default control surface because it needs so little from the room. One Cat drop into the table box carries both power and data. There is no local power supply, no separate control processor, and no additional programming: the panel pairs with the endpoint and presents call control, content sharing and booking.

In a Cisco Board Pro or Board Pro G2 room the design simplifies further. Those endpoints publish a dedicated 10/100/1000 802.3af PoE port with a 15.4 W budget intended for the Room Navigator, so the panel cable terminates at the codec and no switch port is consumed. Where the panel sits on the building LAN instead, Cisco documents 802.1X authentication, HTTPS and SSH management and SRTP with AES-128-GCM or AES-256-GCM.

Physically the unit is 2.8 x 9.53 x 6.42 in. (7.1 x 24.2 x 16.3 cm) and 1.39 lb (0.63 kg), with an anti-glare, anti-fingerprint surface and an interface that rotates 180 degrees when the device is tilted for centre-table use. Environmental sensors report temperature, humidity and TVOC air quality into Control Hub. Compare it against the wall-mount version in room scheduling and other control surfaces in device and room control.

The panel is normally quoted with the endpoint and display it fronts. Complete packages are listed under meeting room bundles, and the endpoints themselves under video conference systems.

Key Features

• 10.1-inch 1920 x 1200 capacitive touch panel — The higher resolution than the Touch 10's 1280 x 800 keeps room-booking and call-control layouts legible at arm's length.
• PoE 802.3af Class 0 power — A single Cat cable carries both power and data, so the panel needs no local mains outlet at the table or beside the door.
• Direct pairing to the endpoint PoE port — Cisco Board Pro and Board Pro G2 include a 15.4 W 802.3af PoE Ethernet port intended for the Room Navigator, so the panel can be powered and paired from the codec instead of a building switch port.
• 180-degree UI rotation on the table version — The interface rotates when the device is tilted, so a panel placed mid-table stays readable from either side.
• Built-in environmental sensors — Temperature, humidity and TVOC air-quality readings are reported to Cisco Control Hub alongside acoustic data from the paired endpoint, giving facilities teams workspace telemetry without extra sensors.
• Microsoft Teams Rooms certification — Cisco states the Room Navigator is certified as both a Microsoft Teams Rooms Console and a Microsoft Teams Panel, so the same panel deploys in Teams-standardised estates.
• Wide Cisco device compatibility — Cisco lists support across Room Series, Board Series (Board S, Board Pro, Board Pro G2) and Desk Series, so one control-panel SKU covers a mixed estate.
• Anti-glare, anti-fingerprint surface — The finish reduces visible smudging and reflections on a panel that is touched constantly in a bright room.
• Documented Touch 10 migration path — Cisco's end-of-sale notice names the table-stand Room Navigator as the direct replacement for CS-TOUCH10, giving refresh projects a one-for-one swap.

Typical Applications

• Conference room — The 10.1-inch panel gives call control, content sharing and booking on the table or at the door of a standard bookable room.
• Boardroom — Anti-glare finish and a 180-degree rotating interface let one panel serve a long table where it is reached from both sides.
• Huddle room — A single PoE drop and a compact panel suit small rooms where there is no room for a control rack or a separate scheduling display.
• Training room — Presenters need call control and content switching within arm's reach without walking to the codec or the display.
• Multi-purpose room — Rooms that switch between meeting, briefing and training use benefit from one consistent control surface regardless of how the space is configured.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What ships in the box?

Cisco lists the Room Navigator touch panel and the table stand, in First Light or Carbon Black. The Ethernet cable and any PoE injector are not listed as included for the standalone panel SKU.

Does the panel need a power outlet at the table or wall?

No. The Room Navigator is powered by Power over Ethernet 802.3af Class 0 over its single RJ-45 connection, so one Cat cable carries power and data. Cisco also publishes a 100-240 VAC, 0.5 A max, 50/60 Hz rating for the optional power-supply accessory.

Can it be powered from the video endpoint instead of a switch port?

In a Cisco Board Pro or Board Pro G2 room, yes. Cisco publishes a dedicated 10/100/1000 802.3af PoE port with a 15.4 W budget on those endpoints, intended for the Room Navigator, which removes the need for a separate switch port or injector.

Which Cisco endpoints does it pair with?

Cisco lists Room Series, Board Series (Board S, Board Pro and Board Pro G2) and Desk Series devices as compatible, with a minimum software level of RoomOS 9.14.3 or later on the paired endpoint.

Does it work with Microsoft Teams Rooms?

Yes. Cisco lists the Room Navigator as certified both as a Microsoft Teams Rooms Console and as a Microsoft Teams Panel, so it can be deployed in a Teams-standardised estate as well as on Webex-registered and Cisco on-premises endpoints.

What cabling does the installer need to pull?

One Cat cable to a single Ethernet (RJ-45) 100 Mbps port on the panel. Cisco does not publish a maximum cable length or a PoE injector part number for this family, so follow your normal structured-cabling practice for 802.3af runs.

What environmental data does the panel report?

Temperature across 0 C to 35 C at 0.1 C resolution and plus or minus 2 C accuracy, humidity across 20% to 90% RH at 1% resolution and plus or minus 10% RH, and a TVOC air quality index across 1 to 5. Room acoustics data including RT60 comes from sensors in the paired video endpoint.

What warranty applies to this Room Navigator?

Cisco publishes a 1-year limited liability warranty for the Room Navigator. Warranty is handled per Cisco's standard terms for this product class — contact Creation Networks to confirm coverage for your order.