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How to Name a Device (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)
Overview Omega Series, Ultra Series, and MaxColor Series devices can be assigned a custom device name. Naming devices makes it easier to identify individual Encoders and Decoders when configuring, accessing, or managing a system. When building a new system with Advanced Matrix Programmer (AMP), device names can be …
17-Aug-2026
How to Name a Device (2G Series)
Overview Devices running 2G Series firmware A5.21d or later can be assigned a custom webname. The webname appears in the device webUI and helps identify individual Encoders and Decoders within a system. Set the Device Name * Access the device CLI using one of the following methods: Open the device webUI a…
17-Aug-2026
[3G Ultra] [Wallplate] Settings and Commands
Overview Two types of Wallplate Transmitters are available: * VBS-HDIP-717WP2: 2-gang, HDMI and VGA in, Line-In, Micro USB, Source Dipswitch, POE network * VBS-HDIP-718WP4: 4-gang, HDMI and VGA in, Line-In, Micro USB, Source Dipswitch, POE network, Mic-In, HDMI out, Stereo out, RS232 with null modem Settings are …
25-Jun-2024
CLI Settings for 2G Series Devices
Overview Startup settings on a Just Add Power device define how the unit behaves when it powers on. Any changes made to these settings are not applied immediately and will only take effect after the device is rebooted. Many settings are intended for specific installation scenarios and should not be applied as g…
15-Jan-2026
Startup Settings for Omega & Ultra Series Devices
Overview Startup settings determine how an Omega Series or Ultra Series device behaves after it boots. They are stored in non-volatile memory and remain active after the device is power cycled. Most startup settings are configured through the Command Line Interface (CLI) using the astparam utility. This article…
02-Sep-2026
