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Spec Sheet - MC-QX - 4K60 Encoder w/ Video Tiling & 360° Video Rotation
Model Number MC-QX Product Page See product page for device information and specifications. Go to Product Page
20-Feb-2025
[MaxColor] MC-QX Tiling Transmitter Mouse On-Screen Display
Overview The MaxColor MC-QX Tiling Transmitter - which enables a MaxColor system to mix four video signals on all displays - provides on-screen mouse control to set video layout, select audio source, and apply transparency. The user can select from a list of pre-built layouts, or drag and resize to build a custom la…
10-Feb-2025
MaxColor Series: MAX v3.7.4
Release Date 2023-07-10 Compatibility * MAX v3.7.4 is fully compatible with all MAX v3.x.x versions * MAX v3.7.4 operates on models: MC-RX1 MC-RX2 MC-TX1 MC-TX2 Download Download Firmware v3.7.4 Changes Major * Integrated IR output is active * Plug-Play-Present available in AMP VLAN systems * …
19-May-2026
MaxColor Series - Power Over Ethernet (POE) - Specifications
Overview MaxColor devices that support Power Over Ethernet (POE) are classified as IEEE 802.3af devices, meaning they use no more than 12.95 watts. Power Usage POE usage varies depending on the features currently in-use * No live video (TX or RX) = 3-4 watts * Live video under standard conditions (TX or RX) = 6…
11-Feb-2025
[Video] Standard Video Wall Setup for 3G Ultra and MaxColor Systems
* Overview * Video Overview A Just Add Power Standard Video Wall is made up of multiple displays that each have their own Receiver. The displays must be the same size and orientation and must be aligned edge-to-edge in a seamless rectangle. This setup allows a source to be viewed as a single-screen or any sizing w…
08-Dec-2023
Spec Sheet - MC-RX2 - 4K60 Decoder w/ SFP, USB & ARC
Model Number MC-RX2 Product Page See product page for device information and specifications. Go to Product Page
20-Feb-2025
MaxColor Series - Encoder-To-Decoder Latency - Specifications
The encode/decode process performed by Just Add Power converts HDMI into network packets on the Transmitter side and converts the network packets back into HDMI on the Receiver side. This process introduces a minor delay. MaxColor latency is 16 milliseconds - Equivalent to less than one frame of 60Hz content.
11-Feb-2025
MaxColor Series - DC Power Supply - Specifications
All devices in the MaxColor system are POE - power is provided by a POE switch. If a power supply is needed, devices in the MaxColor system use the same format of power supply: * 4.7 to 18 Volts * 5.5mm outside, 2.1mm inside barrel connector * Positive tip * Enough Amps to produce 10 Watts - calculated by using…
07-Apr-2026
MaxColor Series - HDMI Cable - Required Specifications
Overview MaxColor supports high-quality video sources at 4K60, 4:4:4 color space, 36-bit color depth. The HDMI cable must also be able to support these requirements. Just Add Power MaxColor devices require HDMI cables that are: * Passive * Premium High Speed or Ultra High Speed Definitions A Passive HDMI cabl…
11-Feb-2025
Null Modem Jumper Pinouts for MaxColor Series
Overview MaxColor Encoders and Decoders with 3.5mm ports have a null modem jumper on the bottom of the unit that flips the transmit and receive pins on the RS232 port. The nature of RS232 is that there is always a 50% chance that you have the correct cable. By flipping the jumper, to the alternate position, you …
22-May-2025
