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10 Understanding Quick Sync 2 for Dell EMC PowerEdge 14th Gen Servers and MX7000 Chassis
3.3.3 Changing settings using OpenManage Enterprise Modular GUI
To change the Quick Sync configuration settings on GUI, log in to the GUI, and then click Devices 
Chassis, choose the chassis to configure, then click Settings  Local Access Configuration.
Changing Quick Sync setting on the OpenManage Enterprise GUI
3.3.4 Changing settings using Redfish
This section provides some sample Redfish commands implemented in curl, ran in a bash shell environment.
For security, Dell recommends to manually verify the destination of every curl command before running it.
These Redfish commands may also be executed in a python or php environment, or using any REST client
such as POSTMAN.
To identify the chassis to configure, run the Redfish command:
curl –k –u root 'https://198.51.100.60/api/DeviceService/Devices' && echo ""
The chassis can be identified by its service tag in the “DeviceServiceTag” field. Find the value in the “Id”
field. To obtain Quick Sync settings, run the Redfish command using the identifier:
curl –k –u root
'https://198.51.100.60/api/DeviceServices/Devices(25032)/Settings(%27LocalAccess
Configuration%27)' && echo ""
Properties can be set by following these steps:
1. Copy the following attribute payload to a configuration file.
echo
'{"SettingType":"LocalAccessConfiguration","EnableChassisPowerButton":true
,"EnableKvmAccess":true,"LcdAccess":"VIEW_AND_MODIFY","QuickSync":{"QuickS
yncHardware":"Present","QuickSyncAccess":"READ_WRITE","EnableInactivityTim
eout":true,"TimeoutLimit":120,"TimeoutLimitUnit":"SECONDS","EnableReadAuth
entication":true,"EnableQuickSyncWifi":true}}' >> attributes.json