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Omega Series Decoder Comparison

Overview Omega Series Decoders connect HDMI displays to an Omega Series Just Add Power system. Both models provide the same core video distribution capabilities, but their available connections and hardware features vary. Use this article to compare Omega Series Decoder models and select the appropriate model for e…

Understand 2G Legacy Mode Compatibility

Overview 2G Legacy Mode allows compatible Omega Series and Ultra Series devices to operate with 2G Series Encoders and Decoders. AMP 2.0.0 or later supports these systems through its normal discovery, configuration, and firmware update workflows. On compatible Omega Series and Ultra Series devices, 2G Legacy Mode…

2G Legacy Mode Firmware: L1.1.9.0

Overview Firmware L1.1.9.0 enables 2G Series devices and compatible Omega Series and Ultra Series devices to operate under the JPSW switching structure used by AMP 2G Legacy Mode. This is the first L Series firmware release and requires AMP 2.0.0 or later . L Series firmware is intended only for AMP 2G Legac…

Omega Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency

Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification Omega Series systems have approximately 22 mi…

How to Name a Device (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)

Overview Omega Series, Ultra Series, and MaxColor Series devices can be assigned a custom device name. Naming devices makes it easier to identify individual Encoders and Decoders when configuring, accessing, or managing a system. When building a new system with Advanced Matrix Programmer (AMP), device names can be …

Plan a Just Add Power System

Overview Use this guide to select the hardware, network configuration, and control solution for a Just Add Power video distribution system. It covers Omega Series, Ultra Series, and MaxColor Series systems configured with AMP. A typical system requires: * An Encoder connection for each source. * A Decoder connec…

Understand Power and Data LED Behavior (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)

Overview Just Add Power devices have a green Power LED and Data LED that can help narrow down startup, network, and video problems. On rackmount devices, use the LEDs on the port side for these checks. This article covers common LED behavior on Omega Series, Ultra Series, and MaxColor Series Encoders and Decoders. …

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…

Omega Series Encoder Comparison

Overview Omega Series Encoders connect HDMI, TVI, and other supported source devices to an Omega Series Just Add Power system. All models provide the core video distribution capabilities of the Omega Series, but their available connections and hardware features vary. Use this article to compare Omega Series Encoder…

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…