You must be an admin to perform this action as access to the settings is required. If you do not have access, please speak to your GoBright Administrator.The GoBright App must be installed on your phone and you must be logged in as an Administrator.To reset the GoBright Interact device, log in to the GoBright portal and head to Settings > Devices > Interacts.Delete the device (step 3 above).The device will then show as offline:Place your finger on the 'Offline' section and swipe down to bring up the following:Select recommission and then confirm you wish to recommissionThe Interact will rebootYou are then presented with a QR code that needs to be scanned.You now need the GoBright App. Load the App and click on the 3 horizontal lines in the top right to bring up the settings menuSelect Admin toolsSelect GoBright InteractsSelect 'Commission an Interact by QR code'Select your commissioning presetScan the QR code on your phone that is logged in with an admin accountComplete the next page and make sure the Interact is coupled to the correct room / desk / parking spaceSelect 'Commission Device'After approximately 30 seconds the device will reboot.If your device is stuck on 'Connecting MQTT over TLS' please ensure that the following firewall rules have been applied:Outbound 8883 - Traffic over MQTT over TLS to the GoBright platformThe full firewall configuration can be found here:https://support.gobright.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010024559-Firewall-configuration

Wi-Fi signal strength is measured in dBm, with values usually ranging from -30 dBm to -90 dBm. A value closer to 0 (e.g. -50 dBm) indicates a stronger, faster connection, while lower numbers (e.g. -80 dBm) indicates a weaker, slower, or unstable connection. -50 dBm to -60 dBm (Excellent/Good)-60 dBm to -70 dBm (Fair)-70 dBm to -80 dBm (Weak)-80 dBm to -90 dBm (Unusable)Walls and electronic interference will significantly drop the dBm value in your environment. Finding your dBm level on an InteractPress and hold the time in the top-right for a few secondsSelect open device infoHere you have 4 options on the left hand side. On this screen you can find:StatusIP addressMAC addressSSID Signal, channel and dBmAuth mode used (e.g WPA2 PSK)We need to concentrate on the 2nd option down - WiFi. There is a signal indicator that will fluctuate in real-time. Values between -50 dBm and -65 dBm are good.Important: Interacts operate on the 2.4 Ghz spectrum. 5 Ghz is not supported.Still having issues? Check out our on site install guide here.

When commissioning Interacts on site, these can only be commissioned via the GoBright App. Here's your initial quick checklist:✅ An Interact ✅ An admin account for the GoBright Portal ✅ A smartphone with the latest GoBright mobile app, logged in as an admin✅ An Interact profile (this is done the on portal)✅ If the devices sit behind a firewall, please ensure MQTT over TLS has been correctly configured.Please note: When using Wi-Fi:✅ 2.4 Ghz (supported)❌️ 5 Ghz (not supported)Now that all of the above are in place, please follow steps 1 to 3 on this article.Related Article:Hard-reset a GoBright Interact The full firewall rules can be found here.

During compatibility testing, we have identified the following potential issues when using all-in-one screens and USB switchers.Outline of issues When using a USB switcher with active cable, it is possible to exceed the maximum number of USB Tiers (levels / hubs)The total permitted number of USB tiers is 7.  This is set out in the USB standard.  In theory, this limitation shouldn’t be reached, but as laptops develop and AV installations make greater use of USB devices, it is possible to exceed the limit.In our tested scenarios we used 2 different makes of Windows 11 laptops, 4 switches and 4 screens.- A laptop computer typically users 2 or 3 tiers, depending on complexity of internal USB.- A USB Switcher uses 2 tiers- An Active USB Cable uses 2 Tiers- An All-In-One screen with built-in camera, speakers and microphone will use 2 or 3 TiersSymptomsIf the total number of USB tiers is exceeded, Windows 11 machines will typically display an error message ‘USB device not recognised’ or ‘Maximum USB Hubs Exceeded’.  Occasionally, a “silent failure” will occur and no error is displayed.  However, in Device Manager, a USB Hub will be shown in fail state.USB devices on the All-In-One screen will not be accessible via the USB switch (microphone, camera, speakers and touch back). Fig 1.  In this scenario, the laptop will not see any of the peripherals on the AIO screen  How to determine if you have this issueWhilst you can check within Windows, we downloaded a USB Diagnostic tool to provide more detailed information.  There are lots available, but we used the Liteware USB20 Configurator app. Potential WorkaroundsBecause this is a fundamental restriction of USB architecture, there is no ideal solution.  However, options may include:Option 1.Using a passive USB connection to the laptop (USB-C

A new feature was released in July 2025 which now allows users to select meeting types which are highlighted by colour. This gives users a better visual overview of upcoming meetings.This will be shown under both the ‘My Bookings’, ‘All Bookings’ and on the ‘Timeline’.My Bookings:All Bookings:Timeline:The ConfigurationUnder Settings > Meet > Meeting Types add the relevant type(s) and select your colour(s).There’s a colour picker available, or you can manually type the RGB values or HEX code.Head to Settings > Meet > Profiles and select the relevant profile for the room(s).Scroll down to the following section and enable the option:   You can make this mandatory.Once the above has been configured, when booking the room the Meeting Type option will appear:This is also available when using the GoBright App: