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MTUSB-1 as a hardware-maintenance access path

930-9BOTR-00NQ-000 / MTUSB-1; legacy-device service context, no invented customer deployment

Editorial Team•Oct 10, 2026
MTUSB-1 as a hardware-maintenance access path

NVIDIA Firmware Tools documents MTUSB-1 as a USB-to-I2C adapter for hardware access from Linux or Windows hosts. The manual explains its package and setup, then provides switch-service examples using I2C. This is a concrete documented use of the accessory, even though it is not a customer-deployment case study.

Select the access method around the target system and the supported tool release. MFT also supports local PCIe and in-band device access; an I2C adapter is not interchangeable with a data-plane Ethernet cable. Record the intended switch, maintenance procedure and host platform before ordering or planning work.

For catalog use, the exact numeric order code is mapped to MTUSB-1 by the owner-confirmed product data. The public MFT manual independently corroborates the legacy device and its function. Its kit image and package table are reference material, while actual shipment contents and service authorization remain separate checks.

Scope: 930-9BOTR-00NQ-000 / MTUSB-1; legacy-device service context, no invented customer deployment

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