AMP Release History

Added

• Support for AMP 2G Legacy Mode in Standardized Configuration, including device discovery, configuration, and firmware updates with L1.1.9.0.
• Device-name editing directly in the VLAN configuration table, with automatic saving.
• Device names in generated export files and report summaries.

Changed

• Improved device communication reliability to reduce timeouts and dropped connections.
• Device discovery now waits for complete network information before calculating device counts.
• Improved table loading, sorting, column visibility, and header alignment.
• Advanced switch setup controls, such as trunking, now appear only for supported models.
• Improved network setup and address validation.

Fixed

• Corrected firmware version checking when a device reports an invalid or corrupt version number.
• Corrected discovery freezes and incorrect device counts caused by delayed device responses.
• Corrected network rule enforcement for routing and blocking legacy video traffic.
• Device-name edits and custom report filenames now persist reliably after saving.
• Interface states and menu options now update correctly when navigating back during firmware updates.
• Corrected device identification when devices have duplicate network hostnames or use legacy naming formats.

Known Issues in This Release

• TP-Link configuration file rejection: An incorrect TL- model prefix could cause certain TP-Link Omada SG34XX Series switches to reject generated configuration files. Resolved in AMP 2.0.1.
• Luxul SW-505 configuration and service failure: A firmware validation issue prevented Build & Expand and Service functions from working with Luxul SW-505 Series switches. Resolved in AMP 2.0.1.
• TP-Link switching and AMP Services: Certain newer TP-Link switch firmware versions prevented matrix switching and AMP service functions from working correctly. See the current AMP known issues for status and guidance.

Added

• Optional Encoder and Decoder naming when configuring a system using Build New. Device names appear in Gather Details, downloaded project reports, and each device's webUI.

Fixed

• Corrected Gather Details uploads.
• Corrected an issue where the add-switch + button disappeared when a secondary switch model was selected.
• Corrected ST1 discovery failures on A6.5.9-LTSv3 in Alternate Configuration.

Known Issues Reported for This Version

• TP-Link Omada SG34XX Series configuration file upload: Some switches whose model names do not include the TL- prefix could reject configuration files generated by AMP.

Added

• Support for adding devices to an existing Alternate Configuration system through on-site and off-site workflows.

Changed

• In Alternate Configuration, Matrix ID information now appears only for devices being added.
• Devices on the Alternate Configuration incompatible devices page can now be selected and reviewed without disconnecting the adapter.
• Alternate Configuration report files remain available until setup is complete.
• Basic channel switching now works in Unified mode in Alternate Configuration.
• Improved workflow text and labels throughout AMP.

Fixed

• Corrected Encoder and Decoder labels in the Alternate Configuration source switching table.
• Corrected validation of Alternate Configuration IP and subnet fields when automatically filled from previous entries.
• Corrected device model information displayed when hovering over disabled devices in Alternate Configuration.
• Going back during Alternate Configuration setup no longer unexpectedly disconnects the adapter.
• Firmware compatibility is now checked before advancing to the Complete or Incompatible page in Alternate Configuration.
• Rescan and Continue buttons are now locked while Alternate Configuration device discovery is in progress.
• Gateway, broadcast, and network addresses can no longer be assigned to devices in Alternate Configuration.
• Existing devices are no longer unintentionally modified when applying new Alternate Configuration changes.
• Improved stability and display behavior for device tables and page transitions.

Added

• Automatic retry of saved configuration changes if devices temporarily go offline during setup.
• A confirmation step after retries to verify that settings were successfully applied.
• Clearer error messages when IP or IGMP configuration fails.
• Gateway and subnet information in IGMP exports.
• Clearer validation messages for invalid IP address ranges.

Changed

• Strengthened validation when changing device IP and IGMP settings to prevent misconfiguration.
• Improved configuration retry behavior to refresh device tables correctly.
• The Unconfigured page now reloads automatically if configuration does not fully complete.
• Improved the process for applying settings, saving, and rebooting devices.
• Decoder channel assignment now automatically selects the lowest assigned Encoder channel.
• Slightly increased the reboot delay to improve stability after applying settings.
• Improved firmware update status messages for clearer progress feedback.
• Improved table layout and scrolling behavior for larger systems.

Fixed

• Corrected gateway and subnet handling during configuration.
• Corrected retry behavior to preserve device identity during reconfiguration.
• Resolved Decoder channel reassignment inconsistencies.
• Corrected IP address read issues in certain scenarios.
• Corrected interface timing issues during device configuration and status updates.
• Improved validation for broadcast and out-of-network IP addresses.

Added

• A new Alternate Configuration Home page with a guided setup experience.
• Easier navigation through Alternate Configuration setup steps.
• Step-by-step instructions with built-in help.
• New setup pages for network details, devices, and system completion.
• Automatic discovery of devices and system information.
• Indicators for unconfigured or unexpected devices.
• System report downloads and configuration data exports.
• Automatic filling of IP addresses and Input/Output numbers.
• Warnings for duplicate IP addresses or Input/Output numbers.
• Visual indicators for video, audio, and USB availability.
• Tooltips, information icons, and hover labels throughout the interface.

Changed

• Simplified navigation starting from the new Alternate Configuration Home page.
• Updated supported firmware to B3.2.0 for Ultra Series and MAX v4.5.0 for MaxColor Series.
• Renamed Matrix ID to Input/Output #.
• Renamed Model to SKU.
• Improved table layouts for easier reading.
• Updated buttons and status messages to be clearer and more descriptive.
• Improved behavior for Alternate Configuration - Flexible systems.
• Revised page titles, labels, and help text.

Fixed

• Resolved firmware update button display issues.
• Corrected table layout and header alignment problems.
• Corrected channel and Input/Output labeling issues.
• Improved handling of unconfigured devices.
• Corrected navigation and display issues.

Known Issues in This Release

The following issues were reported for Alternate Configuration in AMP 1.6.0:

• Decoders were assigned Channel 0 instead of the lowest assigned Encoder channel. Decoder channel assignment was updated in AMP 1.6.1.
• Output/Input numbering was not printed in the report file.
• The mode was displayed as Unified even though devices were configured in Flexible Mode. This was a display error.

Changed

• AMP now prevents continuation when No Adapters Selected is chosen for functions that require a wired network adapter.

Fixed

• Resolved an issue where Netgear switches could not be read when configured for zero Encoders.

Added

• A message on the Firmware Update page indicating that AV services are disabled.

Changed

• Updated TP-Link command handling to accommodate the change from | to filter.
• Improved Gather Details efficiency for all supported switch manufacturers.

Fixed

• Improved application of Channel 0 in Standardized Configuration.
• Improved switch firmware checking.
• The switch model dropdown no longer shows single-switch options for multi-switch setups.
• Corrected Gather Details failing to flag 100 Mbps connections as unexpected.