Solstice is a wireless collaboration software for meeting and learning environments that allows users to easily share content from their laptop, mobile device, or tablet to the in-room display. The Solstice Pod connects to the room monitor or projector and Wi-Fi or Ethernet network to facilitate collaborative content sharing. The Mersive Solstice platform transforms meeting spaces into collaboration hubs, allowing groups to work in more dynamic and productive ways. 

Get started with Solstice

On a Personal Device:

Download:

  • Visit mersive.com/download to get the latest version of the app for Mac or Windows.
  • For department-managed machines, contact the ITS Help Desk to install the application.
  • On mobile devices, download Mersive Solstice from the Apple App Store or Solstice Mirror from the Google Play Store.

Connect:

  • Connect your device to eduroam or UI-Guest.
  • Open the Mersive Solstice app. If you're using it for the first time, enter the number displayed at the top right corner of the Solstice display.
  • When prompted, type in the 4-digit PIN shown on the screen.

Share:

  • Use the Share tab to display your desktop, screen, application window, or media.
  • Rearrange content on the display using the Layout tab.
  • To manage participants, go to the Moderate tab for advanced controls.

On a Web Browser:

Connect:

  • Connect your device to eduroam or UI-Guest.
  • Open share.mersive.com in a web browser (Chrome or Firefox works best).
    • This option only works on Mac and PC, not on mobile devices.
    • If a “Not Secure” warning appears, use the browser’s advanced settings to trust the page.
  • Enter the IP address at the top right of the Solstice screen. (EX: 128.255.XXX.XXX).
  • When prompted, type in the 4-digit PIN shown on the screen.

Share:

  • Use the Share tab to display your desktop, screen, application window, or media.
  • Rearrange content on the display using the Layout tab.
  • To manage participants, go to the Moderate tab for advanced controls.

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