AMX Enova DGX 8 Instruction Manual page 214

Basic DGX_SHELL Commands (continued)
channel
config
Instruction Manual – Enova DGX 8/16/32 Digital Media Switchers
This is used to read or write video settings for the designated channel.
Important: The channel index relates to the input or output port on an input or output card. The channel
index is zero-based, which means that channel 0 is the first port on the board and channel 3 is the
fourth (last) port on the board. The board is designated first followed by the port (board#:port#). For
example, the command channel BCPU1:2 requests channel information for the third port on the board
in the first I/O slot.
Usage: channel {-a}{-e <filename>}{-f <filename>}{-m <hex_string>}
{-o <hex_string>}{-p}{-s <hex_string>}{-v}
{BCPU | BCPUx | BCPUx:channel}
Options:
-a ar_policy <HEX_BYTE>
-e edid_filename load
-f flash_dtd <HEX_DTD_STRING>
-m mode <HEX_BYTE>
-o override_dtd <HEX_DTD_STRING>
-p persist
-s sharpness <HEX_BYTE>
-v verbose
Target:
BCPU
BCPUx x = 0-3
BCPUx:channel where channel = 0-3 hardware order
Example:
BCPU9 channel 0 (output board)
Horizontal Resolution 1920 Vertical Resolution 1080 Refresh Rate 599 Progressive YES
Audio Type 6, Audio Sample Bit Length 24
DTD:
02 3A 80 18 71 38 2D 40
58 2C 45 00 00 00 00 00
00 1E
AUX_MODE:
00 01 00
AUX_POLICY:
01 01 00
AUX_SHARPNESS:
02 01 00
AUX_FLASH_DTD:
03 12 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
00 00 00 00
Note: Input boards also show EDID blocks.
This command is used to save (backup) or restore configuration settings.
Usage: config {aglnpstv} [save|restore]
Options:
-a archive logs
-g global presets
-l local presets
-n namespace
-p partitions
-s secondary
-t vmtable
-v shellvars
Alias: ~sysb! [save] | ~sysr! [restore]
Appendix H – DGX_SHELL Commands
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