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Welcome to the Xerus JSON-RPC Python bindings. This project contains a library for developing programs using the JSON-RPC interface of Raritan Xerus KVM products:

  • KX4, KX3G2

Xerus devices expose their full functionality via a JSON-RPC API. This API can be used for remote control, mass configuration or integration with other systems.

The full documentation can be found here: https://help.raritan.com/xeruskvm/4.7.0/

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