Drag and Drop Question Refer to the exhibit. Drag and drop the functions from the left onto the corresponding devices on the right. Answer:

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Important Caveat

The exhibit referenced in this question is missing from what you've provided. The "correct arrangement" shown is simply the devices listed 1–5 - without the functions on the left side of the drag-and-drop, the specific matching cannot be definitively explained.

That said, here is a thorough breakdown of each device and its defining functions, which is what any matching question will be based on:

Device-by-Device Breakdown

1. Cisco Room Kit

• What it is: A codec-based video conferencing system for small-to-medium meeting rooms
• Key function: Provides the intelligence/codec for a room system - requires an external display, camera, and touch controller to complete the setup
• Common exam angle: It is NOT all-in-one; it depends on peripheral devices (like the Quad Camera or Room Navigator)

2. Cisco Board

• What it is: An all-in-one interactive display combining a touchscreen whiteboard, camera, mic, and codec in one unit
• Key function: Whiteboarding + video conferencing without extra peripherals - designed for huddle/medium rooms
• Common mistake: Confusing it with a display-only device - it has a full integrated codec

3. Cisco Desk Series (Desk / Desk Mini / Desk Pro)

• What it is: Personal all-in-one collaboration device for individual workstations
• Key function: Enables personal video calling, wireless content sharing, and USB connectivity for a single user's desk
• Common mistake: Students confuse this with room systems - it is personal-use, not room-scale

4. Quad Camera

• What it is: A peripheral camera array (4 lenses) designed for large meeting rooms
• Key function: Speaker tracking across wide spaces; works as an add-on to Room Kit or other codecs - it has no built-in codec
• Common mistake: Thinking it functions standalone - it requires a codec like Room Kit to operate

5. Room Navigator

• What it is: A touch panel controller (wall-mount or table-top)
• Key function: Provides the user interface to control a room system (dial calls, adjust settings, room booking) - it is a controller only, with no camera or codec
• Common mistake: Confusing it with a standalone collaboration device - it is purely a control panel accessory

What to Do Next

To get the precise matching explained, you need to share:

• The functions listed on the LEFT side of the drag-and-drop (e.g., "Speaker tracking in large rooms", "Personal desk use", "Acts as a touch controller", etc.)

Once you have those, map them using the characteristics above - each function will clearly point to one device.

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