When planning an installation, one of the most important decisions is the managed gigabit Ethernet switch that is the center of the Just Add Power HDMI over IP system. Just Add Power supports 2 switch manufacturers with JADConfig and drivers: Luxul and Cisco. JADConfig will fully configure the switches listed below. ...
* [Stackable Switch Models][1] * [Bandwidth Considerations][2] * [Stacking Cables][3] * * * ## Stackable Switch Models If the [Right Switch][4] for the installation is a stacked switch, then one of these switch models would have been chosen: Switch Model Ports On Max Devices PoE Ports Stacking Bandwidth Max S...
* [Overview][1] * [Download][2] * [Versions][3] * [Changes][4] * [[Legacy] Licensed Version][5] * * * ## Overview Controls a [Cisco switch][6] that has been setup with [JADConfig][7]. Requires Just Add Power justOS firmware B2.0.0 or greater. May work on systems with lower firmware, depending on the age o...
Just Add Power 2G and 3G HDMI over IP matrix switching systems support the Cisco SG500 and SG500X in stacked and unstacked setups. Video of the full JADConfig procedure for the Cisco SG300 is [available here][1]. [Download JADConfig][2] and follow along with the video to setup your Just Add Power HDMI matrix switc...
Jumbo Frames are required on switches that are passing 3G video. Luxul switches have Jumbo Frames enabled by default, but they must be enabled on Cisco switches in 3G systems. Running JADConfig will enable Jumbo Frames on Cisco switches. If JADConfig is not being used to update the system: * Use Putty to login to ...
This driver is marked as Legacy - meaning it is no longer regularly updated. It is programmed in SIMPL+, making it compatible with 2-series processors. [The current, updated version of the Crestron Cisco driver can be found at https://support.justaddpower.com/kb/article/62/][1] [![Download Crestron Cisco Driver][2]][...
* [Overview][1] * [Affected Versions][2] * [Fix][3] * [via webUI][4] * [via CLI][5] * * * ## Overview Cisco switches at factory default ask the user to change the login username and password on first connection. On older firmware, this process could be bypassed to leave the default settings of cisco/c...