Cisco Touch 10 CS-TOUCH10 – End-of-Sale Controller for Legacy Endpoints

Product Overview

CS-TOUCH10 is end-of-sale Cisco product. Cisco announced end-of-life on January 27, 2021, set end-of-sale at February 26, 2021 and publishes a last date of support of February 28, 2026, naming the table-stand Room Navigator (CS-T10-TS-K9) as the replacement for this part number. It remains the correct touch controller for installed-base support on Cisco MX Series, SX Series and IX Series endpoints and on Room Kit, Room Kit Plus, Room 55, Room 70 and Webex Board systems running TC7.3.11 or later or CE8.3.3 / CE9.1.1 or later. Specify it to keep an existing room working, not to build a new one.

Product Description

Three buyers keep this part number in demand. The first is maintaining a legacy fleet where every room has the same controller and a mismatched panel would create a training and support problem. The second is break/fix: a controller has failed on an endpoint that is otherwise healthy and still in service. The third is a site that has scheduled its refresh for a later budget year and needs the room to work until then.

The specification is stable and well documented. The Touch 10 is a 10.1-inch capacitive touch LCD at 1280 x 800 with 4 GB of memory, powered by PoE 802.3af class 3 and 4 and signalling over TCP/IP. It is 1.3 x 10 x 7.4 in. (3.2 x 25.5 x 18.9 cm) and 1.92 lb (0.87 kg), usable from a 3.3 in. (8.4 cm) table position up to a 6.4 in. (16.3 cm) vertical height, and Cisco lists 23 interface languages.

For anyone planning past the support boundary, Cisco's documented migration is the table-stand Room Navigator: a 1920 x 1200 panel with environmental sensing, Microsoft Teams Rooms certification and PoE 802.3af Class 0 power. Price the replacement from the device and room control collection and the endpoints it pairs with from video conference systems.

Budget the transition against the published date rather than the failure date. After February 28, 2026 the Touch 10 is a maintenance item, and rooms still running one should have a replacement path agreed. Current Cisco room hardware is listed under Cisco.

Key Features

• End-of-sale status — Cisco set end-of-sale on February 26, 2021 with a last date of support of February 28, 2026, so this controller is specified for installed-base maintenance rather than new rooms.
• Legacy endpoint coverage — Cisco lists MX Series, SX Series, IX Series, Room Kit, Room Kit Plus, Room 55, Room 70 and Webex Board Series as compatible devices.
• PoE class 3 and 4 power — Power over Ethernet 802.3af class 3 and 4 means a failed unit is replaced on the existing single Cat drop with no additional power provision.
• 10.1-inch 1280 x 800 capacitive LCD — A like-for-like panel keeps the room's user interface identical after a swap, which avoids retraining in a standardised estate.
• Table or vertical mounting — Cisco publishes a 3.3 in. (8.4 cm) minimum table height and a 6.4 in. (16.3 cm) maximum vertical height for the same unit.
• TC and CE software compatibility — TC7.3.11 or later and CE8.3.3 / CE9.1.1 or later let an integrator confirm endpoint software before ordering a replacement.
• Documented replacement path — Cisco names the table-stand Room Navigator, CS-T10-TS-K9, as the migration for CS-TOUCH10, so a refresh has a defined target part number.
• Broad language support — Twenty-three interface languages including Japanese, Korean, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Arabic and Hebrew suit multinational estates.

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.
• 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

Is the Cisco Touch 10 still supported?

Cisco announced end-of-life on January 27, 2021 and end-of-sale on February 26, 2021, with a published last date of support of February 28, 2026. It should be specified for installed-base maintenance rather than for a new room build.

Which endpoints does the Touch 10 work with?

Cisco lists Cisco MX Series, SX Series and IX Series, plus Cisco Webex Room Kit, Room Kit Plus, Room 55 and Room 70, and the Webex Board Series. Endpoint software must be TC7.3.11 or later, or CE8.3.3 / CE9.1.1 or later.

What is the Cisco replacement for CS-TOUCH10?

Cisco's end-of-sale notice names the Cisco Webex Room Navigator table stand version, ordering code CS-T10-TS-K9, as the replacement for CS-TOUCH10. CS-TOUCH10+ migrates to CS-T10-TS+.

How is the Touch 10 powered?

By Power over Ethernet, 802.3af class 3 and 4, over its single network connection. No separate power supply is required at the table.

Will a Room Navigator work on our existing endpoints?

Cisco lists the Room Navigator against Room Series, Board Series and Desk Series endpoints running RoomOS 9.14.3 or later. Older MX, SX and IX endpoints are listed as Touch 10 devices, so confirm the endpoint's supported software before assuming a panel swap alone will work.

Can we order the Touch 10 as a spare?

Cisco lists CS-TOUCH10= as the spare ordering code for this product. Contact Creation Networks for current availability, as end-of-sale stock is finite.

What warranty applies to an end-of-sale controller?

Warranty is handled per Cisco's standard terms for this product class, and support is bounded by Cisco's published last date of support of February 28, 2026. Contact Creation Networks to confirm coverage for your order.