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Display main device info including model, number of ports, etc.
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\fB\-\-list\-vinputs\fR
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-Display device video inputs, port numbers, names, how many outputs an
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+Display device video inputs. Port numbers, names, how many outputs an
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input is being routed to, the list of the outputs and the port status
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-Display device video outputs, port numbers, names, locking status, which
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+Display device video outputs. Port numbers, names, locking status, which
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input is routed to a given output and the port status (type).
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There are two locking statuses:
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The port status field (s) have the same format as input ports (described
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in \fB\-\-list\-vinputs\fR option).
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+\fB\-\-list\-moutputs\fR
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+Display device monitoring outputs. Port numbers, names, locking status and
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+which input is routed to a given output. The locking statuses are the
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+same as video input and output ports.
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.SH CONFIGURATION COMMANDS
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Everywhere where port needs to be set, you can use the port number or the
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