Hi
I have several startKITs connected to the computer via USB. Is there a way to reliably tell which device/USB port will have the ID of 0? I ask this because I have set the startKIT with the ID of 0 to be the master startKIT and so it has a unique binary compared to the other startKITs. The master startKIT is connected to an external circuit and so I would very much like this startKIT to stay the master regardless of if the startKITs are removed, reconnected, the computer restarted and more. So is there a way to set device ID to a specific USB port or something similar?
I have also noticed running xrun -l for the first time after a startKIT is plugged in reconnects all the startKITs.
Please help
Thanks
xrun -l device ID problems Topic is solved
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Hi,
I think you can use
that way you can address each one uniquely?
Cheers,
Henk
I think you can use
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xrun --adapter-id 12365123
Cheers,
Henk
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If I use that do I need to find the adapter numbers for every startKIT? I am currently running all the startKITs using a for loop in a batch file.
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Yes, you do. But they never change.
If you are using Linux or macosx:
And I assume windows will have an equivalent structure.
Cheers
Henk
If you are using Linux or macosx:
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for a in asdfhh ertyui ccvbnm
do
...
done
Cheers
Henk