Brands:

AMX

Models:

Product Name:

• MXA-MPL

SKU / FG #:

Downloads:

Version: v2.1.112
Release Date: 05/10/2013
Download Link

Information

• Please note that a readme file exists in the module zip file.

Programming Information

UPGRADING

1. Once the Modero X is booted and connected to the MXA-MPL, select the appropriate method for master connection.                                                 
2. Ensure that the MXA-MPL is visible to the Modero X panel (STATUS Led on MXA-MPL should toggle  on/off every 5 seconds).                                          
3. Ensure the reboot device button is checked in NETLINX Studio.                                                    
4. Begin the upgrade by downloading the “SW5968_10_MXA_MPL_V2_1_112.kit"                 
5. After the transfer, the panel and the MXA-MPL will reboot and perform the firmware upgrade. After the upgrade, the MXA-MPL unit contains the 2.2.112 release.                                                        

Notes

• A/V sync may be lost if a stream is maintained beyond 3 hours. The ModeroX will automatically restart the stream at 3 hour mark unless it's prohibited from doing so.
• Video input format reports as PAL-BGHID on the ModeroX if no source is connected and the configuration is set for COMPOSITE,NTSC. It corrects itself after the COMPOSITE cable is connected.
• Due to the wide variety of video graphics cards on the market it is possible that some video chipsets may not work properly when connected directly to the MP(L), especially when using the VGA, SVGA, XGA, and WXGA formats. The chipsets that have been tested (though others may also work are:
  • Intel® HD Graphics 3000
  • AMD Radeon HD 6750M
  • NVIDIA GeForce 8200M G

Revision History

Version: v2.1.112
Release Date: 05/10/2013

• Implemented bounds checking so that attempted video resolutions outside of the product's capabilities return an error. Resolutions at 60 fps are not supported.

Previously Fixed in v2.1.108
Release Date: 02/14/2013

• Added Audio/Video Sync between the H.264 video and AAC audio elementary streams.