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MaxColor Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency

Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification MaxColor Series systems have approximately 16…

How to Use Image Pull via MJPEG Network Video Stream

Overview MaxColor Series Encoders and Decoders generate an MJPEG video stream that can be viewed in a web browser or displayed within a control system interface. The stream provides motion video without audio at resolutions up to 1280 × 720 and frame rates up to 30 fps. The MJPEG service provides two viewing option…

KVM Support Overview and System Architectures

Overview KVM support allows a USB Human Interface Device (HID) —such as a keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen—connected to a Decoder to send control input back to a device connected to an Encoder . When combined with native video switching, Just Add Power systems function as both an Audio/Video matrix and a…

Ultra Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency

Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification Ultra Series systems have approximately 22 mi…

Ultra Series Encoder Audio Planning

Overview Ultra Series Encoders handle audio differently depending on the model. Choose the Encoder at each source location according to the audio format produced by the source and how that audio must be distributed. Most installations fall into one of these categories: * Audio pass-through: Preserve the original…

2G Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency

Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification 2G Series systems have approximately 37 milli…

ST1 Audio Encoder / Decoder - Audio Distribution Examples

Overview The Just Add Power Sound Encoder/Decoder - model ST1 - is capable of sending or receiving stereo audio from a Just Add Power system. As a Transceiver, you begin by choosing whether it will act as a Encoder or Decoder - an input or an output - and build the system accordingly. Audio Capabilities * Stereo …

IPv4 Address Table for AMP Standardized Systems

Overview Advanced Matrix Programmer uses a unique IP Scheme for all Just Add Power Series devices being setup using the software. Just Add Power Network IP: 172.27.0.0 Just Add Power Subnet Mask: Class B | 255.255.0.0 | /16 The specific subnet does not affect the system as long as 2 rules are followed: * Eac…

How to Modify the EDID for 2G Series Encoders

Overview 2G Series Encoders include built-in EDIDs to improve compatibility with a wide range of source devices. These EDIDs allow you to control how a source negotiates video and audio capabilities, helping ensure stable operation across different displays and system designs. There are three supported methods fo…

How VLAN Switching Works in AMP Standardized Systems

Overview In an AMP Standardized Configuration, audio and video sources are routed using VLAN Switching. Each Encoder is assigned a dedicated source VLAN. To select a source, the switch changes the VLAN membership of the port connected to the Decoder so that it matches the VLAN assigned to the desired Encoder. Audio…

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