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:2. Right click on the antenna dish, then choose "About MotoServer" | :2. Right click on the antenna dish, then choose "About MotoServer". | ||
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:4. Choose "About Token..." (this info may be CTRL-V pasted into an email) | :4. Choose "About Token..." (this info may be CTRL-V pasted into an email). | ||
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:5. The serial number is listed as "SN" | :5. The serial number is listed as "SN". | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:24, 27 February 2023
New Eagle keeps dongle serial numbers on record. To obtain a dongle serial number, use the following steps (requires MotoServerRuntime 8.13.6.73 or later):
- 1. Start MotoTune (to start MotoServerRuntime (antenna dish in lower right corner)).
- 2. Right click on the antenna dish, then choose "About MotoServer".
- 3. Choose "License Info..."
- 4. Choose "About Token..." (this info may be CTRL-V pasted into an email).
- 5. The serial number is listed as "SN".
