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⚠️  JADConfig will reach End of Support on January 1, 2027. View the official notice!   ⚠️

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Build a New AMP System on Multiple Switches - Video

Overview AMP - Advanced Matrix Programmer - is software that configures Omega, Ultra and MaxColor series Just Add Power devices into an HDMI matrix switching system. This video demonstrates building a standardized AV over IP HDMI matrix switching system across multiple supported switches. In a Standardized Confi…

Stacking vs Trunking for Multi-Switch Systems

Overview Stacking and trunking are different ways to connect multiple network switches. The main difference is how the switches are managed: a stack operates as one logical switch, while trunk-connected switches retain their own configurations and management interfaces. For Just Add Power systems, the configuration…

Multi-Switch Considerations for AMP Standardized Systems

Overview If the Right Switch for a Standardized System (also known as a VLAN Switching System) requires more than one switch, AMP supports up to 63 switches in a single system. Before You Begin: Multi-switch AMP Standardized systems require switches from the same manufacturer, 10Gb SFP+ interconnects, and suff…

Multi-Switch Considerations for JADConfig Systems

Legacy For existing JADConfig systems only. End of Support Notice: JADConfig systems will reach End of Support on January 1, 2027. Migration to AMP will be required before the Just Add Power Support Team can provide further troubleshooting or system service. See JADConfig End of Support Notice for requirements…