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Establishing a Telnet Connection
A Telnet connection can be established from Terminal on a Mac or Command Prompt on a Windows
computer.
In order to establish a Telnet connection use the port 8899 and the IP address of the ATEM-TCP Link
entered into Terminal or Command
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telnet 192.168.10.99 8899
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nc 192.168.10.99 8899 (some versions of Mac OS do not have telnet, us “nc” instead)
Check the connection by making a CUT or similar action on the ATEM in order to verify you receive state
changes.
On the ATEM-TCP Link Auto negotiation is turned off and default interface is set to 100 mbit full duplex.
Enabling Telnet on Windows Computers
Please note, Telnet is not enable by default on windows computers. If when trying to establish a Telnet
connection from Command Prompt you receive the error “Telnet is not recognized as an internal or
external command, operable program or batch file.” you will need to enable Telnet under “Turn Windows
Features On or Off”.
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Establish Connection
Test Connection
Windows- Command Prompt
Establish Connection
Test Connection
Mac-Terminal