Overview
This driver package is for Just Add Power 3G Ultra and MaxColor systems configured as a Standardized AMP system - through the Let's Go option.
The included drivers provide Matrix Control, Endpoint Control, and Feature Control.
- Matrix Control - switch any display to watch any source
- Endpoint Control - manage sources and displays with IR, RS232, or CEC
- Feature Control - manage features of Just Add Power like video wall, image pull, tiling control
Driver supports up to 101 inputs and 128 outputs.
Potential for up to 3000 outputs, but larger potential driver sizes impact Composer performance. Reach out to support if you need more than 128 outputs.
Contracted by Just Add Power.
This driver is NOT COMPATIBLE with systems configured with JADConfig.
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Versions
- avswitch_ip_justaddpower_jpsw.c4z - switching driver v002
- Various sizes available from 8x8 to 128x128.
- Driver sizes represent maximum sizing and will support any smaller system
- Includes a backup controller IP in case the primary controller IP drops offline
- proxy_ip_JustAddPower_TerminalServer.c4z - Just Add Power Endpoint and Feature Control driver v3.02
- Behaves like a display in Composer with an HDMI input, serial output, IR output, and CEC power on and off commands
Switching Multiple Displays
The Matrix Control driver gives the ability to switch multiple outputs simultaneously using a device specific command from the Programming tab in Composer.
- In Actions, select the Matrix Control driver
- Scroll down to Device Specific Command
- Select Switch Multiple outputs from the dropdown
- Set the Input value to the Transmitter number of the source to switch to (from the Report File)
- Set an Output range by listing Receiver numbers that will switch (from the Report File)
- Drag the command into the Script window
Changes
- proxy_ip_JustAddPower_TerminalServer.c4z
- Updates Serial over IP options: Serial, IRv1, IRv2, MaxColor IR
Other Drivers
For drivers compatible with JADConfig, go to Control4 JADConfig Driver Download.
