set
The set command is the primary SDVoE command for device configuration. Each subcommand manages one device feature and is documented on its own page.
| Command Type | SDVoE |
| Minimum Version | 3.x.x |
Usage
set <target> <subcommand> [<parameters>...]
Arguments
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
target | Yes | Device(s) to configure. See Targets. |
subcommand | Yes | The feature to configure. See Subcommands. |
parameters | Varies | Subcommand-specific. See each subcommand's page. |
Targets
| Value | Configures |
|---|---|
<device> | A single device, by hostname or MAC address |
ALL | All devices |
ALL_TX | All transmitter devices |
ALL_RX | All receiver devices |
Device names are case-insensitive. For hostnames, replace any spaces in the device name with underscores: a device named "Blu-ray Player" in DisplayNet Manager is referenced as blu-ray_player. An error is returned if the setting is not applicable to the referenced device(s).
Subcommands
| Subcommand | Configures |
|---|---|
edid | The EDID presented to the source on a TX device. See the EDID Library for more advanced EDID management |
ip | IP settings of the SDVoE chipset (and USB 2.0 chipset, when applicable) |
property | Individual configuration properties of device nodes |
scaler | The scaled (multiview) stream resolution on TX devices |
video | Display mode and video output parameters on RX devices |
Return value
Each subcommand returns PROCESSING with a request_id. Read the outcome with request.
set 001ec0f03668 ip mode dhcp{
"status": "PROCESSING",
"request_id": 57,
"result": null,
"error": null
}
Notifications
A set raises SETTINGS_CHANGED notifications covering the changed device and any other device the change affects. See Notifications.