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spedyctl is a command-line configuration utility published by Phase Lock Labs, designed for working with SPEdy Single Pair Ethernet converters. Its stated purpose is to provide configuration capabilities for these converters directly from a terminal or shell environment, rather than through a graphical interface. This makes the software relevant to the network administration and hardware configuration software category, particularly for users who operate SPEdy Single Pair Ethernet converter hardware and need a scriptable, text-based method of managing device settings. Because it operates as a command-line tool, spedyctl is suited to workflows where configuration tasks are performed from the command line, and it serves administrators, integrators, or technicians who work with Single Pair Ethernet converter deployments and require a dedicated utility tied specifically to the SPEdy product line. The current version of spedyctl is 0.1.7, and it is the only version presently listed in the catalog, with the recorded version count being one. The 0.1.7 release number indicates an early-stage release within the software's versioning history, and no additional versions, variants, or prior releases are documented in the available catalog data. Users referencing this entry should therefore treat 0.1.7 as the definitive and sole distribution of the utility at the time of cataloging. In terms of use cases, the catalog description identifies spedyctl strictly as a configuration utility for SPEdy Single Pair Ethernet converters, so its documented scope centers on configuring that hardware from the command line. No further features, supported platforms, licensing terms, or extended capabilities are specified in the provided information, and the entry should be understood solely on the basis of its stated description, publisher attribution to Phase Lock Labs, and the single recorded version. The software is appropriately categorized as a command-line utility within the networking and device configuration domain.
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