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felix-register - Receive control data for registers and reply.

    Usage:
      felix-register [options] <local_ip_or_interface> (<device> <did> <cid>)...

    Options:
      -h --help                         Show this screen.
      --version                         Show version.
      --cmd-port=<N>                    Set port number for commands to the devices [default: 53402 + (10 * first-device)]
      --pub-port=<N>                    Set port number for publications from the devices [default: 53403 + (10 * first-device)]
      --mon-port=<N>                    Set port number for monitoring of the devices [default: 53404 + (10 * first-device)]
      --mon-interval=<seconds>          Set monitoring interval [default: 1]
      --log-level=<loglevel>            Specify level of logging (trace, debug, info, notice, warning, error, fatal) [default: info]
      --verbose                         Show verbose output
      --verbose-bus                     Show bus information
      --bus-dir=<bus-directory>         Set bus directory [default: bus]
      --bus-groupname=<groupname>       Set groupname for bus to use [default: FELIX]
      --error-out=<fifo>                Write error information to the error FIFO [default: error]
      --regmap=<hex_version>            Register map version (simulator only). [default: 0x0400]
      --no-cmd-channel                  Do not instantiate a Cmd channel, for unit tests only
      --no-reply                        Do not reply, for unit tests only
      --no-mon-channel                  Do not start MON channel
      --no-route                        Do not route device-1 requests to device-0 for non-existing endpoint-1

    Arguments:
      <local_ip_or_interface>           Local IP or interface
      <device>                          Use FLX device
      <did>                             DID (Detector Id) to use in FID (Felix ID)
      <cid>                             CID (Connector Id) to use in FID (Felix ID)

    Notes:
      <device> <did> <cid> triplets should be declared in endpoint-0, endpoint-1 order.
      Requests for non-existing endpoint-1 will be routed to endpoint-0: device 1 -> device 0, device 3 -> device 2

