The Cisco TTC5-09 is a compact 10-inch touch monitor designed as the primary user interface and secondary display for certain models of Cisco TelePresence systems, such as the EX90 or as part of larger room kits. This device integrates a responsive capacitive touch screen with a high-resolution LCD display to provide an intuitive control surface for managing video calls, system settings, and content sharing. It serves as a critical point of interaction in a meeting room, allowing users to place calls by tapping on directories, control camera movements, adjust audio levels, and view system status without needing a separate remote control or laptop. Its smaller size makes it suitable for placement on a conference table, integrated into a furniture console, or mounted in a accessible location within a mid-sized conference room.

The monitor features a bright, clear display capable of showing the local user interface, a preview of the outgoing video, and sometimes a small feed of the incoming call. The touch interface is designed for ease of use, with large icons and a logical menu structure tailored for a meeting environment. It connects to the main TelePresence codec unit via a dedicated cable that carries video, touch data, and power, resulting in a clean setup with minimal visible cabling. This integration ensures the touch experience is tightly coupled with the system's functionality, providing immediate feedback and reliable control.

As a dedicated control panel, the TTC5-09 enhances the usability and professionalism of a Cisco TelePresence installation. It abstracts the complexity of the underlying technology, offering a simple, graphical way for users to leverage the full capabilities of their video collaboration system. Its robust construction is suited for commercial use, ensuring it can withstand the frequent interactions common in shared meeting spaces. By providing a direct and engaging touch interface, this monitor plays a key role in facilitating smooth, user-driven operation of enterprise-grade video conferencing.