How To: Using the MXNet USB Control Tool

How To: Using the MXNet USB Control Tool

Powerpoint and software for the USB Control Tool used when configuring Point To Point, Multicast Settings, and Control Routing.

Extra information.

To manually set the channel to 0000 via command line
astparam s ch_select 0000;astparam save;sleep 2;reboot

To confirm the channel was changed after the endpoint is rebooted, you can send the command
astparam dump
You should see the "ch_select" parameter with the value you set it to.


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