Overview By default, Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series Encoders request the maximum supported audio and video formats available for the connected source device. While this behavior is suitable for most installations, certain scenarios may require alternative configurations, such as specific resolutions, color spaces…
Overview When servicing an unfamiliar Just Add Power installation, the original system documentation may be unavailable, incomplete, or no longer reflect the equipment currently installed. Before making changes, gather information about the system hardware, switch connections, network settings, firmware, and control…
Overview Apple TV devices expect specific video capabilities to be advertised by the display’s EDID. When connected through a Just Add Power system, the Apple TV reads the EDID from the Encoder . To ensure correct video output, the Encoder’s EDID settings must be configured according to the product series used:…
Overview AMP (Advanced Matrix Programmer) configures Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series devices into an HDMI matrix switching system. It is the modern replacement for JADConfig and supports both standardized and custom (alternate) configurations. If you were previously using JADConfig for Omega or Ultra systems, yo…
Overview CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) is an HDMI feature that allows devices to send control commands over the HDMI cable. In a simple point-to-point setup, this allows a TV remote to control a connected source device. CEC works well when a single source is connected directly to a single display. In an HDMI …