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MaxColor Series - DC Power Supply - Specifications

All devices in the MaxColor system are POE - power is provided by a POE switch. If a power supply is needed, devices in the MaxColor system use the same format of power supply: * 4.7 to 18 Volts * 5.5mm outside, 2.1mm inside barrel connector * positive tip * Enough Amps to produce 10 Watts - calculated by using…

[MaxColor] MC-QX Tiling Transmitter Control System API

Overview The MaxColor MC-QX Tiling Transmitter gives every MaxColor system the ability to mix four video sources from any Transmitter and combine those into a new, unique, compiled video source that can be viewed by any Receiver in the matrix. A Tiling Transmitter consists of four MaxColor Receivers , and o…

How To: MaxColor IR Control

Overview MaxColor Transmitters and Receivers have a native IR output. The IR output is always enabled. Requirements MaxColor devices must be on firmware MAX V3.7.1 or later Early productions of MaxColor - QC sticker May 2022 or earlier - have a hardware limitation that prevents IR from working. Please reach ou…

[MaxColor] Serial over IP

* Overview * Direct (TCP:6752) * Passive (Point-to-Point) * API (CLI Access) Overview Just Add Power supports 3 Types of serial management of endpoint devices: * Direct: Commands enter the system via an IP telnet connection to port 6752 of a Transmitter or Receiver. The command passes out of the RS232 port. 2-…

MaxColor Series - HDMI Cable - Required Specifications

Overview MaxColor supports high-quality video sources at 4K60, 4:4:4 color space, 36-bit color depth. The HDMI cable must also be able to support these requirements. Just Add Power MaxColor devices require HDMI cables that are: * Passive * Premium High Speed or Ultra High Speed Definitions A Passive HDMI cabl…

[MaxColor] Receiver Scaler Settings

Overview All MaxColor Receivers have a built-in video scaler. This enables a source to be set to the maximum resolution even when all displays may not support that resolution. The Receiver will adjust the output resolution so that the display can properly play the video. Standard Resolutions MaxColor Receivers com…

Spec Sheet - MC-TX2 - 4K60 Encoder w/ SFP, USB, ARC & HDMI Out

Model Number MC-TX2 Product Page See product page for device information and specifications. Go to Product Page

MaxColor Series - Encoder-To-Decoder Latency - Specifications

The encode/decode process performed by Just Add Power converts HDMI into network packets on the Transmitter side and converts the network packets back into HDMI on the Receiver side. This process introduces a minor delay. MaxColor latency is 16 milliseconds - Equivalent to less than one frame of 60Hz content.

Audio Return Channel - Specifications & Instructions

Overview The MaxColor Series 2 Encoder and Series 2 Decoder - MC-TX2 and MC-RX2 - add support for Audio Return Channel (ARC) when used in a point-to-point connection between a display and an AVR that both support ARC. * MaxColor Series 2 devices support ARC. * MaxColor Series 2 devices do NOT support eARC. AR…

[MaxColor] Factory Default a Device

Overview There are three ways to Factory Default a unit: * Via the webUI * Via telnet * Via a Debug Cable Just Add Power Factory Default IP Settings are: * IP Mode: Auto IP * IP Address: 169.254.x.x /16 * Default Gateway: None Other Factory Default settings vary based on the model and the firmware version. …

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