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Commit changes specified using setconfig permanently to the specified device. Note: The device may automatically reboot after this command has been typed. |
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For nTouch 60 devices: Select configuration mode and display the configuration menu on the screen. For other devices: Temporarily apply changes specified using setconfig to the specified device. The settings will be used by the device until it is rebooted. After this, it will use the previous settings. |
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Discover devices on the network connected to the specified interface. The list of devices is automatically stored. When you first type ndp, a list of available interfaces is displayed and each is given a number. Note: Only NION and nTouch 60 devices can be discovered. You cannot discover nControls, for example. |
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Display all the discovered devices. Each device is given an index number, which is used to reference the device. If you have changed settings using setconfig, this command shows the updated settings, even if they have not been made permanent using the commit command. |
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Update the local (temporary) settings for the specified device. Use the hyphen (-) character to leave a setting as is. For example: setconfig 1 ntouch60 10.20.0.202 - - This changes the name and IP address, but leaves the subnet mask and gateway unchanged. Note: The changes are stored locally and not updated on the actual device until you use the commit command. |
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Display the local (temporary) settings for a device. You can use this command to check the settings you have specified using a setconfig command before committing them using the commit command. |