AVPro Edge · AV Over IP · Video Distribution

# Your Matrix
Has a Ceiling.
MXnet Doesn't.

Twenty years of running cables to a fixed-port matrix ends here. MXnet is the last video distribution system you'll ever need to learn — and it's made entirely in-house, end to end, by AVPro Edge.

Find Your MXnet Tier
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Sources
Encoders
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MXnet Switch
1G / 10G
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Control Brain
CBOX / Mentor
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Any Display
Decoders
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Scale
Unlimited
3
Distinct Tiers · 1G · 10G · USP
<4ms
Ultra-Low Latency Mode
1000+
Endpoint QA Lab Capacity
10yr
Industry-Leading Warranty
TAA
US-Manufactured · GSA Eligible
Interactive Tool

## "Which MXnet Is Mine?"

Three tiers. One ecosystem. Choosing the right one isn't complicated — once you know what question to ask. Answer a few prompts and we'll point you straight at the right product family.

How many displays in the system?
Primary content type?
Venue type?
Digital signage required?
Application type?
Recommended

### MXnet 1G Evolution II

The workhorse of residential AVoIP. Native 4K/30 with the original platform, upgraded to 4K/60 4:4:4 with full Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Dolby Atmos in Evolution II. Purpose-built for the residential dealer who wants a rock-solid, scalable distribution platform without the complexity of a 10G network infrastructure investment.

- 4K/30 (Gen 1) or 4K/60 4:4:4 (EVO II)
- Dolby Vision + HDR10+ support (EVO II)
- Dolby Atmos + DTS:X passthrough
- OLED status display on device
- Works with Cat-5e / Cat-6a
- Near-zero latency (16ms typical)
- JPEG 2000 compression engine
- Genlock support for video walls

Recommended

### MXnet USP

Built for commercial environments where digital signage, multiview, and AV interoperability matter as much as video routing. USP uses H.265/H.264 for highly efficient bandwidth, has a built-in digital signage player in every endpoint, and connects natively to third-party IP cameras and streaming platforms via AVPro Flow. Mix and match USP tiers on the same network.

- USP Essential (1080p60) · Plus (4K60) · Pro (4K60 + 16-source multiview)
- Built-in digital signage player — every endpoint
- AVPro Flow: interoperability with IP cameras, streaming
- USB-C input with DP video + USB HID + 60W PD (Pro)
- Mix tiers on same network
- Managed by Mentor like all MXnet systems

Recommended

### MXnet 10G (SDVoE)

This is the big leagues. Uncompressed video distribution over a 10GbE network — zero latency, zero artifacts, zero compromise. Built on SDVoE Alliance standards, with copper and fiber options, KVM support, and Genlock mode that matches traditional matrix performance to within 0.1ms. For live events, broadcast, private cinema, large campus deployments, or any client who demands perfection.

- SDVoE — uncompressed 4K/60 4:4:4
- 0.1ms Genlock mode (1/400th of a frame)
- 100m copper / 18.6 miles via single-mode fiber
- KVM + USB HID routing
- Audio breakaway and independent routing
- 12/24/48-port switch options incl. 10G PoE
- 75% cooler than FPGA designs

How It Works

## Anatomy of an MXnet System

Every component purpose-built and QA-tested together in a 1,000+ endpoint lab. Click any component to understand what it does and why it matters.

Select a Component

### Click Any Node

The diagram to the left shows a standard MXnet 1G system. Click any component — Encoder, Switch, CBOX, or Decoder — to understand exactly what it does, why AVPro built it in-house, and what makes it different from everything else on the market.

Every single component shown here — switches, encoders, decoders, the CBOX, the Mentor software — was designed, engineered, and manufactured by AVPro Edge. That's not something any other AVoIP vendor can say.

The Case for AVoIP

## MXnet vs. The Old World

You've been working around a traditional matrix for years. Here's why that era is over — and why MXnet is the upgrade that makes your installs more flexible, more profitable, and more future-proof.

Capability | Traditional Matrix | HDBaseT Point-to-Point | MXnet AVoIP
--- | --- | --- | ---
Scalability | Fixed I/O — buy a new matrix to grow | Fixed 1:1 — one cable, one display | ✔ Unlimited sources and displays — add endpoints as needed
Source Location | Must be rack-centralized | Near-rack required | ✔ Sources go anywhere on the network — decentralized freedom
Max Distance | Limited by HDMI run length | 100m maximum over Cat6a | ✔ 100m copper / 18.6 miles via single-mode fiber (10G)
Video Wall Support | Expensive dedicated hardware add-on | — Not supported | ✔ Native, software-configured, with Genlock sync
Multiview | ~ Add-on hardware only | — Not supported | ✔ Native (USP Pro: 16-source; 10G: built-in)
KVM / USB | — Separate KVM system required | ~ Some extenders only | ✔ Full KVM and USB extension over network (1G EVO II & 10G)
Control Integration | Custom drivers per device | Separate matrix needed | ✔ Open API + native drivers for RTI, Crestron, C4, Savant, ELAN, URC, AMX
Latency | Near-zero (direct hardware) | Near-zero (direct hardware) | ✔ <4ms ULLM · 16ms typical (1G) · 0.1ms Genlock (10G)
Digital Signage | — Separate system required | — Not supported | ✔ Built into every USP endpoint — no extra hardware
US Manufacturing / TAA | ~ Varies by brand | ~ Varies by brand | ✔ AVPro assembles in Sioux Falls, SD — TAA compliant, GSA eligible
Warranty | Typically 2–5 years | Typically 2–3 years | ✔ 10-year industry-leading warranty

Real-World Applications

## System Scenarios

Five real installs. What tier fits, why, and what the BOM looks like. These are the conversations you're going to have in NorCal — from wine country residences to Bay Area sports venues to university conference centers.

### The 12-Zone Wine Country Estate

MXnet 1G Evolution II · Residential

A 7,500 sq ft Napa estate with a dedicated home theater, outdoor living, pool house, and wine cellar media room. The client has two Apple TV 4K sources, a Kaleidescape server, a 4K Blu-ray player, and a cable box — and wants every display to access any source at full quality. RTI T4x control system throughout.

MXnet 1G EVO II handles this perfectly. Native 4K/60 4:4:4 with Dolby Vision to every display, all sources distributable anywhere, and native RTI driver integration means the whole system runs from one control interface.

Why MXnet Wins Here

The Kaleidescape server supports Dolby Vision passthrough — EVO II handles it natively. RTI integration is plug-and-play with the published driver. And when the client adds a guest house next year, you add endpoints, not a new matrix.

MXnet Tier 1G Evolution II
Encoders 5 × AC-MXNET-1G-EV2
Decoders 12 × AC-MXNET-1G-DV2
Switch 1 × MXnet 1G 24-Port
CBOX AC-MXNET-CBOX
Control RTI T4x · Native Driver
Max Resolution 4K/60 4:4:4 Dolby Vision
Latency~16ms typical
Infrastructure Cat-6a recommended
Cabling from rack Point-to-point, any room

### The 40-Screen Bay Area Sports Bar

MXnet 1G Evolution II · Light Commercial

A 4,000 sq ft San Jose sports bar with 40 displays across three zones — bar top, dining, and a VIP lounge. Six sources: DirecTV/NFL Sunday Ticket, two cable boxes, a digital menu signage server, a promotions PC, and a DJ booth feed. Audio zones are independent of video zones — the bar needs different audio than the dining room even when showing the same game.

This is exactly what MXnet 1G EVO II was built for. Breakaway audio means video and audio route independently. HDMI passthrough at every decoder means display brightness controls work through the existing IR scheme. And the operator can swap sources from a wall tablet in under a second.

The AVPro ISP Angle

This is a Tier 1 ISP design consult project — the system design, VLAN configuration, and switch recommendations are all part of The Rapp Firm's zero-cost pre-sales support. Bring it to us before you quote it.

MXnet Tier 1G Evolution II
Encoders 6 × AC-MXNET-1G-EV2
Decoders 40 × AC-MXNET-1G-DV2
Switch 2 × MXnet 1G 48-Port
CBOX AC-MXNET-CBOX-HA (redundant)
Audio Breakaway · Dante AudioControl
Control RTI XP-6 / Web-based operator UI
Uptime CBOX-HA · 99.999% availability
Latency<4ms ULLM for game switching

### The Multi-Room Corporate HQ

MXnet 10G · Enterprise

A San Francisco financial services firm with a 20-person boardroom, six huddle rooms, a broadcast-quality exec briefing center, and a digital signage lobby. The briefing center runs live feeds — zero latency is a hard requirement. KVM extension lets presenters run laptops from anywhere in the room. USB HID routing means a single keyboard and mouse can be routed to any source.

This is a MXnet 10G deployment. Uncompressed at 0.1ms Genlock latency, copper in-room and fiber between floors, full KVM integration. The open API means their existing Crestron control system integrates without a custom driver build-out — it's already published.

The GSA Angle

If this client is a government agency or has government contractors on site, TAA compliance is a hard requirement. MXnet 10G is one of the only AVoIP platforms that qualifies — assembled in Sioux Falls, SD.

MXnet Tier 10G (SDVoE)
Transceivers AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR (encoder + decoder)
Switch AC-MXNET-10G-SW24 + fiber uplinks
CBOX AC-MXNET-CBOX-HA (redundant)
KVM Full USB HID routing
Latency 0.1ms Genlock mode
Compression None — fully uncompressed
Control Crestron open API
Fiber Distance Up to 18.6 miles (single-mode)

### The University Conference Center

MXnet USP · Education / Commercial

A UC campus conference center with 18 meeting rooms, a 300-seat lecture hall, and a digital wayfinding system throughout. Sources include IP cameras, lecture capture systems, streaming from a broadcast studio, and room-local laptops via USB-C. Each room needs digital signage between events. AVPro Flow lets USP interoperate with third-party IP cameras and the existing lecture capture platform directly on the same network.

USP is the right call here. H.265/H.264 compression keeps bandwidth manageable across the campus network, the built-in digital signage player means no extra hardware in each room, and the single USB-C input on USP Pro delivers DP video, USB HID, and 60W charging from one cable to a presenter's laptop.

AVPro Flow Makes This Possible

The campus already has an IP camera infrastructure and a separate lecture capture system. AVPro Flow's open-standard H.26x technology integrates them all into the same MXnet USP fabric — no parallel systems, no extra gear.

MXnet Tier USP (Plus + Pro mix)
USP Plus Meeting rooms — 4K60
USP Pro Lecture hall — 16-source multiview
Digital Signage Built-in — every endpoint
IP Camera Interop AVPro Flow native
Presenter Input USB-C: DP + HID + 60W PD
Network Existing campus IT infrastructure
Management Mentor unified interface

### The Boutique Hotel + Event Space

MXnet USP + 1G EVO II · Hospitality

A 120-room Sonoma County boutique hotel with a rooftop bar, three event rooms, a restaurant, and a lobby with digital art installations. The property needs digital room information at every TV, event rooms that can be combined or separated with independent content, rooftop bar displays running promotions and live sports, and lobby displays running curated visual content.

A mixed deployment: USP for the event rooms and lobby (digital signage player built in, flexible source routing for events), and 1G EVO II for the guest room TVs and rooftop bar (full 4K source routing, breakaway audio for zone control).

The Revenue Argument

This operator runs events, a restaurant, and a bar. Every display is a revenue surface. MXnet means a coordinator can push a cocktail promotion to all bar displays with one command through the Mentor interface, without touching a single physical cable.

Event Rooms MXnet USP Plus
Guest Rooms + Bar MXnet 1G EVO II
Lobby Signage USP · Built-in player
Management Mentor unified — both tiers
Audio Breakaway Yes — zone independent
Event Flexibility Rooms combine/split via software
Control RTI or web-based operator UI
The Brain of the System

## CBOX & Mentor

Mentor is the most underrated part of the MXnet story. Every competitor makes you open three different tabs to manage a system. Mentor runs everything — routing, diagnostics, video walls, VLAN config, Dante — from a single web interface. Here's what that actually means in the field.

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#### Single Point of Management

Every MXnet endpoint — encoders, decoders, switches — auto-discovered and managed from one browser tab. Name endpoints, set routing, preview live source thumbnails, configure VLANs, run diagnostics. No IP address hunting, no separate switch management software, no separate audio control window.

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#### Live Source Preview

The Mentor interface shows a live thumbnail sub-stream from every connected encoder. You can see exactly what's on each source before you route it anywhere — and so can the operator at the bar or the AV coordinator at the hotel front desk. No more "what channel is that?" calls to the installer.

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#### Video Wall Builder

Software-defined video walls with built-in bezel correction. Build a 2×2, a 4×1, or an asymmetric array directly in Mentor's interface. Genlock synchronizes all decoders frame-for-frame — no tearing, no sync drift. Change the layout tomorrow without touching hardware.

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#### Dante Controller Mode

The CBOX can act as a hardware-based Dante Controller. Enable Dante Controller Mode and it discovers, manages, and routes audio across any Dante-enabled device on the network — eliminating the need for a separate Mac or PC running Dante Controller software. One box, one interface.

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#### Open API + Control Drivers

Native published drivers for RTI, Crestron, Extron, Q-SYS, Control4, Savant, ELAN, URC, and AMX. Or use the open API to write custom integration from scratch. Either way, your control system gets full MXnet routing, source preview, and system status in the native control interface.

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#### Deep Diagnostics

The OLED display on every EVO II encoder and decoder shows IP address, MAC address, firmware version, and custom device name at a glance — no hunting in the rack. Mentor adds signal status, EDID info, and error logging. When a client calls with a black screen, you'll know what it is before you get in the car.

Commercial Deployment

### CBOX-HA: High Availability for Mission-Critical Systems

For sports bars, hotels, boardrooms, and venues where downtime means lost revenue — the CBOX-HA pairs two control boxes in a heartbeat-monitored failover configuration. If the primary CBOX fails, the standby assumes its IP address and routing state within the next three-second check interval. Installers and operators see a single virtual IP address — no reconfiguration, no reprogram, no call to the client. The system just keeps running.

99.999%
Control Availability
Only lost in a system-wide
power failure event
Spec Deep Dive

## Feature Matrix

Filter by tier to see exactly what each MXnet platform supports. Use this to right-size your bid, answer client questions on the spot, or make the case for upgrading.

Feature | 1G Gen 1 | 1G EVO II | USP | 10G SDVoE
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
4K/30 4:4:4 | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔
4K/60 4:4:4 | — | ✔ | ✔ | ✔
Dolby Vision / HDR10+ | — | ✔ | — | ✔
Dolby Atmos / DTS:X | — | ✔ | — | ✔
JPEG 2000 Compression | ✔ | ✔ | — | —
Uncompressed Transport | — | — | — | ✔
Ultra-Low Latency Mode (<4ms) | — | ✔ | — | ✔
Genlock Mode | — | ✔ | — | ✔ 0.1ms
Video Wall (Native) | ✔ | ✔ | — | ✔
Multiview / Multi-Window | — | ✔ | ✔ USP Pro: 16-src | ✔
KVM / USB Extension | — | ✔ | — | ✔
Built-in Digital Signage Player | — | — | ✔ Every endpoint | —
AVPro Flow (IP Camera Interop) | — | — | ✔ | —
USB-C Single-Cable Input | — | — | ✔ USP Pro only | —
Audio Breakaway Routing | ✔ | ✔ | — | ✔
IR / RS-232 Signal Routing | ✔ | ✔ | — | ✔
OLED Status Display on Device | — | ✔ | — | ✔
TAA Compliance (US-Made) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔
CBOX-HA (Failover Redundancy) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔
Fiber Distance (Single-Mode) | — | — | — | ✔ 18.6 miles
SDVoE Alliance Certified | — | — | — | ✔

The Network Conversation

## You Don't Need to Be a Network Engineer

The number one thing that kills MXnet sales at the dealer level is the moment someone says "but I don't do networking." This section ends that conversation. AVPro designed MXnet specifically so AV integrators — not IT departments — can deploy it successfully.

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#### MXnet Switches Ship Ready

AVPro's purpose-built MXnet switches come pre-configured for AVoIP out of the box. VLAN, QoS, and IGMP settings are already optimized — no CLI, no SNMP, no IT department required. Plug in. Connect endpoints. Done. MXnet switches maintain less than 10 microsecond delivery time ensuring smooth video playback.

🤝

#### Netgear AV Profile Option

If a client already has a Netgear infrastructure, AVPro's engineers worked directly with Netgear to certify an "AVPro Edge AV Profile." Load it on the switch, and MXnet encoders and decoders work seamlessly. One click, not a day of configuration.

🎵

#### Dante-Prioritized Switching

AVPro is the first professional AV manufacturer to implement Dante-oriented QoS traffic prioritization at the switch level. On the E-Series switches, MXnet video and Dante audio traffic are both handled with optimized priority queuing — no manual configuration, no tradeoffs.

"Can I put MXnet on my client's existing IT network?"

Sometimes, with caveats. MXnet can run on a properly configured managed L3 switch that supports multicast routing and IGMP snooping. However, AVPro strongly recommends a dedicated AV VLAN — not because it won't work on a shared network, but because you want zero IT department variables in your support calls. The CBOX provides a bridge between the AV network and the enterprise control LAN, which is exactly the right architecture. When in doubt, run it separate.

"How many switch hops can I have?"

The installation maximum is 4 switch hops for MXnet 1G systems. Plan your topology accordingly on large multi-floor or multi-building installations. For MXnet 10G with fiber SFP+ uplinks, signal can span 18.6 miles on single-mode fiber — campus-scale is not a problem.

"Copper or fiber — which do I spec?"

For runs under 100 meters: Cat-6a copper is AVPro's recommendation for 1G systems (Cat-5e works but 6a is cleaner). For any run that approaches or exceeds 100m, fiber is the answer. MXnet 10G supports both copper (100m/Cat6a) and single-mode fiber up to 18.6 miles through standard SFP+ modules — the transceiver is dual-function regardless of connection type. Mix copper and fiber in the same system.

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### Built in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Deployed Everywhere.

AVPro Edge began assembling select MXnet models in their hometown Sioux Falls, SD facility — becoming one of a very small number of AV manufacturers able to declare full TAA compliance. For CI dealers serving government agencies, school districts, military bases, and enterprise clients with federal contracts, this changes everything. GSA Schedule contracts for video distribution products are now in play.

"Fabricating select AVPro models from raw parts to final assembly in our hometown is the 'pinch me' dream that eliminates that roadblock." — AVPro Edge

TAA Compliant · GSA Schedule Eligible · Made in the USA
K-12 & Higher Ed

State and federal funding requirements often mandate TAA compliance. MXnet qualifies — and it's the best AVoIP platform for education use cases anyway.

Government & Military

Federal facilities require TAA for all AV procurements. This was previously a wall for AVoIP dealers. MXnet breaks through it entirely.

Enterprise Procurement

Large enterprise IT departments with supply chain compliance requirements increasingly specify TAA. You're no longer disqualified for the big jobs.

Level Up

## MXnet Certification

AVPro offers official MXnet certification training. This isn't box-checking — it's the difference between a dealer who quotes MXnet and a dealer who wins with MXnet.

🎓

### Get MXnet Certified

AVPro's training portal walks through system design fundamentals, Mentor configuration, switch setup, control integration, and troubleshooting. The certification gives you credibility with commercial clients, speeds up your first deployment, and keeps your support calls shorter.

Start Training ↗

### Not Sure Where to Start?

Before you sit down with the training modules, a conversation with me usually saves a few hours of confusion. I can walk you through which tier fits your typical project profile, what your first MXnet demo should look like, and how to position it against what you're currently running. That conversation is free. It comes with the territory.

Reach Out to Evan →
Field Reference

## MXnet Troubleshooting Quick Reference

The questions that come up on every MXnet service call, answered in plain English. Bookmark this page. Better yet — print the reference card at the bottom.

No video at decoder — where do I start? ▼

1. Check the OLED display on the decoder — confirm it shows IP and MAC address (if blank, it's not getting power or network)
2. In Mentor, confirm the encoder and decoder are both discovered (green status indicators)
3. Verify the source is actively outputting HDMI signal — use a direct TV connection to confirm
4. Check that encoder and decoder are on the same VLAN and the CBOX can see both
5. Confirm the routing in Mentor is set correctly — the source should be assigned to the display
6. Look at EDID settings — if the source doesn't like the EDID from the display, try forcing a known-good EDID
7. Check switch port status — confirm the encoder and decoder ports show link up

Intermittent dropouts or flickering ▼

1. Check cable quality — EVO II strongly recommends Cat-6a; Cat-5e can introduce issues at longer runs
2. Look at switch port utilization — if the switch is saturated, you'll see video artifacts before you see errors
3. Verify IGMP snooping is enabled on the switch (required for MXnet multicast)
4. Check QoS settings — AV traffic should be prioritized over data traffic if this is a shared network
5. Update firmware on encoder/decoder to latest release — Mentor provides in-app firmware update
6. Swap the HDMI cable at the source — this is a more common failure point than people expect

CBOX not discovering endpoints ▼

1. Confirm the CBOX is on the same network as the encoders and decoders (same VLAN or subnet)
2. The CBOX LAN port connects to the AV switch; the WAN port connects to the control network — don't swap them
3. Power cycle the CBOX and wait 60 seconds for full boot
4. Check that multicast routing is enabled on any L3 switches between the CBOX and endpoints
5. In Mentor, navigate to System > Discovery and run a manual scan

OLED display codes to know: BOOT = starting up · DISC = discovering · LINK = connected · ERR = check Mentor diagnostics

EVO II Gen 1 and Gen 2 units in the same system — do they work together? ▼

Yes and no — with an important caveat. EVO II (Gen 2) encoders and decoders can coexist in the same physical system as Gen 1 units on the same switch. However, EVO II encoders must pair exclusively with EVO II decoders, and Gen 1 encoders must pair exclusively with Gen 1 decoders. You cannot route a Gen 2 encoder stream to a Gen 1 decoder or vice versa. In practice: use the generation tags in Mentor to keep track of which endpoints are Gen 1 vs. Gen 2, and assign routing accordingly.

How do I set up a video wall in Mentor? ▼

1. In Mentor, navigate to the Video Wall section and click "Create New Wall"
2. Drag the decoder units that correspond to your physical display positions into the wall grid
3. Set bezel correction values — measure your display bezels and enter in mm
4. Enable Genlock on all decoders in the wall to synchronize frame output
5. Assign a source encoder to the wall
6. The wall is now a single routing destination — route sources to the wall just like any individual display

Control system can't connect to MXnet API ▼

1. Confirm the control system is on the control LAN (connected to CBOX WAN port or enterprise network), not the AV VLAN
2. Verify the CBOX virtual IP address — this is what the control system should target, not the fixed IP of either CBOX unit (if running CBOX-HA)
3. Check that the control driver version matches the installed MXnet firmware — outdated drivers can cause command mismatches
4. Use Mentor's built-in CLI to test API commands directly before troubleshooting the control system
5. Download the latest driver from the Mentor interface Drivers tab — RTI, Crestron, C4, Savant, ELAN, URC, and AMX drivers are all published there

#### Quick Reference Card — MXnet Field Checklist

##### No Video Checklist

OLED on decoder Shows IP + MAC?
Mentor discovery Encoder + decoder green?
Source HDMI Active signal confirmed?
Mentor routing Source assigned to display?
Same VLAN Encoder, decoder, CBOX?
Cable type Cat-6a recommended (EVO II)
EDID Try forced EDID profile

##### Switch Requirements

IGMP Snooping Must be enabled
Multicast routing Required on L3 hops
Max switch hops 4 (1G systems)
QoS AV traffic priority

##### Generation Compatibility

Gen 1 → Gen 1✔ Compatible
EVO II → EVO II✔ Compatible
Gen 1 ↔ EVO II✗ Not compatible
Mixed in same system✔ On same switch

##### Cable Distance Limits

Cat-5e (1G)~60m comfortable
Cat-6a (1G)100m rated
Cat-6a (10G)100m rated
Fiber Multi-Mode 300m–550m
Fiber Single-Mode Up to 18.6 miles (10G)

##### OLED Status Codes (EVO II)

BOOT Starting up
LINK Network connected
DISC Discovering / searching
ERR Check Mentor diagnostics
Now Under One Roof

### MXnet + RTI: Same Company, Same Ecosystem

AVPro Global acquired RTI in 2025 — which means MXnet video distribution and RTI control now share the same ownership, the same engineering roadmap, and the same rep in NorCal. The MXnet RTI driver is published, maintained, and supported by the same team that built the platform it's controlling. That's not a third-party driver with a six-month lag — that's first-party integration.

RTI ✦ Native Crestron Control4 Savant ELAN URC AMX Extron Q-SYS
Explore RTI on This Site →
RTI + MXnet Integration Notes
Driver location Mentor → Drivers tab
Control target CBOX IP (or VIP)
Capabilities Full routing + preview
Source thumbnails in RTI UI Supported via API
Recommended processor RTI XP-6 / XP-8

Need the driver file or integration support? That's exactly what the ISP Tier 1 consult is for. Reach out before you're on-site.

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ThenAudio ·
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