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How to Disable Telnet (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)
Overview The Telnet server can be disabled on any Omega Series, Ultra Series, or MaxColor Series device. Once disabled, the device will no longer accept Telnet connections on TCP port 23 . This setting applies to an individual device. Repeat the procedure on each device where Telnet access must be disabled. Befor…
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Just Add Power Product Lifecycle and Support Status
Overview This article lists Just Add Power hardware, software, and control system integrations that have reached or are scheduled to reach End of Life or End of Support. It provides applicable support classifications and general replacement guidance. Current products are included only when identified as a suggested …
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SKU Comparison Chart for Omega Series Devices
Summary The Ultra Series devices from Just Add Power have updated SKU numbers, standardized across all distributor partners. The following chart provides a cross-reference between the previous SKUs and the updated SKUs. Comparison Chart Encoders Old Product SKU# New Product SKU# VBS-HDIP-705POE OM-705POE …
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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…
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How to Adjust HDCP Settings (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)
Overview High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is a form of digital copy protection used on HDMI connections to prevent unauthorized recording or distribution of protected content. In a Just Add Power system, HDCP behavior can be managed at both the Encoder and Decoder level to ensure compatibility with a…
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How to Access a Device (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)
Overview This article explains how device access works for Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series systems and outlines the requirements needed before accessing a device. Accessing a device means establishing network communication so the device can be reached through the webUI, Telnet, or HTTP API. Before a device can b…
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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…
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How to Use Serial over IP (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)
Overview Serial over IP allows a control system to send RS232 commands through a Just Add Power system to control sources, displays, and other endpoint devices connected to an Encoder or Decoder. Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series devices support three Serial Modes: * Passive: Extends a physical RS232 connection …
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Replacement Models for 2G Series Devices
Overview Just Add Power 2G Series devices, including 2G+ models, are no longer in production. The compatible Omega Series and Ultra Series models listed below provide replacement options for existing installations. When operating in 2G Legacy Mode , replacement devices function within the capabilities of the 2G Se…
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KVM Support Overview and System Architectures
Overview KVM support allows a USB Human Interface Device (HID) —such as a keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen—connected to a Decoder to send control input back to a device connected to an Encoder . When combined with native video switching, Just Add Power systems function as both an Audio/Video matrix and a…

