usrpctl - USRP Hardware Driver Peripheral Configuration Tool

       Is  the  action the tool is to take. Every command can be either applied to a single device or a group of
       devices. Commands that run on a group of devices repeat the command for every device.

       - Single device commands:
           - config: Read/write configuration variables (e.g., IP address)
           - probe: reads extended information about the USRP - Multi device commands:
           - update: Update binaries (e.g., FPGA image)
           - reset: Reset the specified subcomponent(s) of the USRP
           - find: finds all available USRPs in this network

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UHD                                                   4.0.0                                           usrpctl(1)

       Report  detailed  information  on  UHD-supported  Software Radio Peripherals attached by USB, network, or
       embedded configuration.  Allows update and configuration of attached devices.

       The UHD package is the universal hardware driver for Ettus Research products. The goal is  to  provide  a
       host  driver  and  API for current and future Ettus Research products.  Users will be able to use the UHD
       driver standalone or with 3rd party applications.

       Details include unit names, revision numbers, and available sensors on all attached USRP motherboards and
       daughterboards.

usrpctlfind
               find all supported devices

       usrpctltype=x300,product=X310find
               find all x310 devices

       usrpctlname=my_usrpfind
               find a device named my_usrp

       usrpctladdr=192.168.10.2find
               find a device with the given IP.

       usrpctladdr=192.168.10.2probe
               display device information for USRP with the given ID

       usprctlname=my_usrpprobe-tree
               display property tree of device with the name my_usrp

       usrpctladdr=192.168.10.2reset-mpm
               Resets MPM on the device with the given IP.

       SEEALSO
              UHD documentation: http://files.ettus.com/manual/

       The find command takes no further options. If ID  is  not  given  it  scans  the  system  for  available,
       supported   devices  and  prints  a  list  of  discovered  devices.   The  print  out  is  compatible  to
       uhd_find_devices.  ID can be used to narrow down the list of discovered devices.

       ID is the optional device argument. It is used to define a set of USRP devices  that  COMMAND  should  be
       applied to. If ID is omitted COMMAND is applied to all reachable devices.

       usrpctl understands the device args argument used by other UHD tools like uhd_find_devices.

       usrpctl - USRP Hardware Driver Peripheral Configuration Tool

       The options are not always mandatory. It depends on the given COMMAND.

       Print a complete property tree:
              -tree

       The probe command can only be applied to a single device so make sure that
              ID identifies exactly one device. Without arguments it displays  detailed  information  about  the
              device  such  as  name,  serial, revision numbers, firmware version sensor information on attached
              motherboard and daughterboards.

       Reset MPM:
              -mpm

       The reset command resets specified subcomponents of a device. If ID is not
              given, it scans the system for available, supported devices and resets the specified  subcomponent
              of all discovered devices.

usrpctl[ID]COMMAND[OPTIONS]