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No, everything is reverse engineered and without any docs unfortunately. I don't assume there's one for newer generations :-/ . > I don't know. I would use the same (or...
So it could work to dump the values.
> How would I go about getting a communications dump? I have access to a Windows machine. You can use Wireshark and record the communication of the official software with...
> Also just to clarify, I have the Mustang LT25 and not the Rumble LT25. Thanks for pointing that out, didn't know there ware different types of LT25. > It...
> Will get some Wireshark data shortly. > > Would it be safe to attach a dump here or could there be sensitive data in it? If it's only the...
Thanks! From a first look it looks like the device uses a different protocol format. The other Mustangs use 64 byte (16 byte header + 48 byte payload) and the...
Thanks! Regarding my question: If you connect your amp multiple times, are the bytes always as listed above or is there a difference? #### Update: The amp seems to use...
No problem. Thanks, I'll have a look at it. #### Update The first packet sent uses some different bytes (unlike normal mustang devices do!?)
I don't think so, isn't it an analog tube amp?
We can do some testing, but it will require quite some additional work I guess.