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Configure Netgear M4250 and M4350 Switches with the Just Add Power AV Profile

Overview Supported Netgear M4250 and M4350 Series switch firmware includes a built-in Just Add Power AV profile for configuring a multicast network used by an AMP Alternate Configuration system. The profile applies Netgear-tested multicast settings for Just Add Power audio, video, and USB/KVM distribution. It is …

Add New Devices On-site to an Established System with AMP Alternate Configuration

Overview Advanced Matrix Programmer (AMP) can add new Omega Series, Ultra Series, or MaxColor Series Encoders and Decoders to an established Alternate Configuration system while at the jobsite. AMP communicates with one established device to retrieve the system settings and existing device assignments. The new devi…

How to Switch Sources using AMP for Established Standardized Systems

Overview This article explains how to switch sources in an existing AMP-standardized Just Add Power system using Advanced Matrix Programmer (AMP). The Switch Sources tool provides a graphical interface for routing Encoders (Inputs) to Decoders (Outputs). Individual Decoders can be switched independently, or all D…

Configure New Devices Off-site for an Established System with AMP Alternate Configuration

Overview Advanced Matrix Programmer (AMP) can configure new Omega Series, Ultra Series, or MaxColor Series Encoders and Decoders at an office before they are added to an established Alternate Configuration system at the jobsite. Because AMP cannot communicate with the established system during an off-site configura…

How to Update Firmware on a Device (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)

Overview For a Just Add Power device to function correctly within a system, its firmware must be compatible with the firmware running on the other devices in the installation. This article explains how to verify the current firmware version, update an individual Omega Series , Ultra Series , or MaxColor Series…

Savant Driver Availability and Support Guidelines

Overview Just Add Power supports integration with Savant . Savant drivers are available for supported Just Add Power Systems to allow source switching, Endpoint Control, and system automation. Just Add Power does not distribute Savant drivers directly. How to Obtain Savant Drivers If you are a licensed Savant in…

How to Replace Switches using AMP for Established Standardized Systems

Overview The Replace Switches tool in Advanced Matrix Programmer (AMP) is used to replace a switch in an existing system configured using Standardized Configuration. This tool is intended for established systems only and is designed to quickly bring a replacement switch online with minimal disruption. It does not…

How to Change Device Network Prefix using AMP Build New for Standardized Systems

Overview Just Add Power’s Advanced Matrix Programmer (AMP) enforces a standardized IP addressing scheme for all Devices to ensure consistent deployment, reliable communication, and simplified system support. By default, AMP uses the IP subnet 172.27.0.0/16 (255.255.0.0) for the Device Network. This prefix is auto…

How to Open Projects Folder using AMP for Standardized & Alternate Systems

Overview This article provides step-by-step methods to help you quickly locate and open the Projects Folder on your Windows PC. By following these instructions, you can access your saved project files directly from your desktop environment, making it easier to manage, update, or share system configurations as need…

AMP Debug Log Download and Submit

Overview AMP is designed to interact with various types of networks, supported switches, Just Add Power devices, and firmware versions with different PCs, operating systems, and connections. Essentially, there's lots of variables. When AMP is failing to move forward because of an unexpected result, a Debug Log will…

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