Appendix H – DGX_SHELL Commands
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Instruction Manual – Enova DGX 8/16/32/64 Digital Media Switchers
Basic DGX_SHELL Commands (continued)
set
This command displays a list of configuration variables indicating the current setting. A variable’s
setting can be altered, except for the ones marked “# READONLY.” “# VOLATILE” indicates that the
value set will be reset to the default value if the MCPU reboots.
aie_broadcast=ON # VOLATILE
bdf_writeprotect=OFF
com1_baudrate=9600 # VOLATILE
com1_flowcontrol=0 # VOLATILE
com2_baudrate=115200 # VOLATILE
com2_flowcontrol=0 # VOLATILE
datetime_broadcast=ON # VOLATILE
datetime_dst=OFF
datetime_dst_offset=3600
datetime_tz_offset=0
debug_port=COM2
event_logfile=ON
master_dns_ip_assignment=OFF
master_ip_address=0.0.0.0 # READONLY
master_subnet_mask=0.0.0.0 # READONLY
master_default_gateway=0.0.0.0 # READONLY
remote_timeout=15
shell_timeout=0
shell_start_cmdstr=bcs
shell_stop_cmdstr=
suppress_hdcp_support=none
Usage:
set {-d}{-v}{<name>}{=}{value}
Options:
-d default Restore the variable’s default value.
-v verbose Print the variable’s description and syntax.
Target
(target names contain a following underscore):
BCPU_
BCPUx where x = 1-32 for Enova DGX 64; x = 1-16 for Enova DGX 32; x = 1-8 for Enova DGX 16;
x = 1-4 for Enova 8
CENTER use for an Enova DGX 8/16 or to target all centers in an Enova DGX 32/64
CENTERx where x = 1-4 for an Enova DGX 32/64
PPIC_
EXPIN (AIE expansion board in the input section of the enclosure)
EXPINx where x = 1-4 for an Enova DGX 64 (AIE expansion board in input section of enclosure)
EXPOUT (AIE expansion board in the output section of the enclosure)
EXPOUTx where x = 1-4 for an Enova DGX 64 (AIE expansion board in output section of enclosure)
EXPCPU_
Note:
For additional information on
datetime
variables, see page 231.
show
This command displays version information for the MCPU and the BCPUs.
help show
This command lists the variables that can be used in conjunction with show to display hardware and
firmware information for the enclosure and each of its boards.
Usage:
show {aie
|status
|
stats
|
version
|
fwid}
The show <variable> commands display data that can be used to assist technical support in
troubleshooting the system.
Example
response for
show fwid
(firmware ID):
<00000600|00001050|00001050|00001040|00001040|00001070|00001080|00001070|
000010B0|00001030|00001030|00001030|00001030|00001010>
Note:
The broadcast setting for the AIE Boards can be enabled or disabled by entering:
set aie_broadcast=ON
or
set aie_broadcast=OFF (The default state at boot up is ON.)
set command
