Zoom Rooms can join Google Meet meetings by simply adding the Zoom Room to the Google Meet invitation or by entering the Google Meet ID to join. These features are especially useful for organizations who work with vendors and customers primarily using Google Meet. You can get more information from Google here.
Send the room a calendar invite that includes the Google Meet information.
On the Zoom Rooms controller, tap Home then find the meeting invite and tap Join to call into the meeting from your Zoom Room.
Alternatively, If you have enabled the Show on Home Screen setting, you can follow these steps:
After joining, the following in-meeting controls are available:
Zoom Interop for Google Meet is only supported in Zoom Rooms with a single camera, single microphone and single speaker. If the Zoom Room has multiple cameras, microphones and/or speakers, Google Meet may select the wrong camera, microphone or speaker to use, respectively, and this cannot be changed during the call due to Zoom Interop limitations. The Google Meet meeting will only appear on the first display of the Zoom Room. A second or third display will not show additional Google Meet meeting participants or shared content.
Note: Zoom Rooms for Windows and Zoom Rooms for Mac with an HDMI-USB capture device from the list of supported devices can perform wired HDMI screen sharing to a Google Meet meeting. Certain Zoom Rooms Appliances also support wired HDMI screen sharing, see Supported Zoom Rooms appliance devices below. You may also use a Google Meet companion mode (https://g.co/companion) to screen share to a Google Meet meeting. Direct sharing (wireless sharing) from the Zoom desktop app through a Zoom Room is not possible while the Zoom Room is joined to a Google Meet meeting.
By default, participants joining using a Zoom Room must be admitted to the Google Meet meeting by someone already in the meeting. As an administrator, you can allow Zoom Room devices to join Google Meet meetings without going through the admission process. To do this, generate an interop token and add it to the Zoom web portal settings:
By default, participants joining using a Zoom Meeting must be admitted by someone already in the meeting. As an administrator, you can allow Google Meet hardware devices to join Zoom meetings without going through the admission process. To do this, generate an interop token and add it to your Google settings:
Fully Supported | Minimum Firmware |
Neat Pad | NFA1.20220914.1215 |
Neat Bar | NFB1.20220914.1215 |
Neat Board | NFC1.20220914.1215 |
Neat Bar Pro | NFD1.20220914.1215 |
Neat Frame | NFF1.20220914.1215 |
Logitech Rally Bar | CollabOS 1.8 |
Logitech Rally Bar Mini | CollabOS 1.8 |
Logitech Rally Bar Huddle | CollabOS 1.8 |
Logitech Tap IP | CollabOS 1.8 |
Logitech RoomMate | CollabOS 1.11.215 |
Poly X30 | 4.0 |
Poly X50* | 4.0 |
Poly X52 | 4.0 |
Poly X70 | 4.0 |
Poly G7500 | 4.0 |
DTEN ME Pro |
1.15.1 |
Jabra Panacast 50 VBS |
1.17.0.3 |
Yealink A10 |
N/A |
Yealink A20 |
N/A |
Yealink A30 |
N/A |
Yealink A40 |
N/A |
Yealink M500 |
N/A |
Yealink A24 |
N/A |
Yealink MeetingBoard 65 |
N/A |
Yealink MeetingBoard 86 |
N/A |
Limited Support** | Minimum Firmware |
DTEN ME (2GB) | N/A |
*Firmware version 4.4.0 or higher is required for wired HDMI content sharing.
**These devices will be fully supported in the future. You may encounter some minor issues using them currently.