config

The config command is used to manage configurations on Makito X Series devices. This includes saving the current configuration, loading a saved configuration, and specifying the configuration file to load at startup.

Note

This is equivalent to saving and loading Presets in the Web interface.

Synopsis

config save [cfgname] [startup=yes,no] [overwrite=yes]
config load [cfgname] 
config delete [cfgname, all] 
config list

Actions

Action	Description
save	Saves the current configuration. Saves every parameter in the system, including encoder or decoder settings and stream destination and status (excluding the system IP address). All configuration files are stored in `/usr/share/haivision/config`. See the note below in `cfgname` description. Using `config save` with no other parameters stores the current settings as the startup configuration using a default name of `haistartup.cfg`. When saving a named configuration, using the overwrite option prevents a prompt for confirmation when a configuration with the same name already exists.
load	Loads a previously saved configuration identified by `<cfgname>`. Reassigns every parameter in the system, including encoder or decoder settings and stream destination and status (excluding the system IP address).
delete	Deletes a previously saved configuration identified by `<cfgname>`. If no filename is specified, the system deletes the default configuration `(haistartupcfg.ini)`.
list	Displays a list of the available configuration files.
help	Displays usage information for the `config` command.

Parameters

Parameter	Default	Description/Values
cfgname	n/a	Name of the configuration to load or save. Note The following special characters are not supported for use in the configuration name (`cfgname`) unless they are escaped using the backward slash (\) character before being used: Single Quote ` Ampersand & Parentheses ( or ) Semicolon ; Apostrophe ’ Double Quote ” Left and Right Angle Brackets < or >
startup	no	Sets saved configuration as the startup configuration. `yes,no`

Examples

# config save Class430 startup=yes

Saves the current configuration under the name "Class430" and sets it to be the startup configuration.

# config load Class430

Loads a previously saved configuration identified by the name "Class430" (located in the active (local) directory).

Related Topics

Saving and Loading Presets