# How to Become a Super Transmitter

#### Requirements

* An EVM-compatible wallet
* Native NTGL tokens on the Entangle network (to cover registration and transaction fees)
* Docker and Docker Compose installed

## Step 1: Register as a Super Transmitter

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#### Connect to the Entangle Network

Add the Entangle network to your wallet:

* **RPC URL:** `https://json-rpc.entangle.fi`
* **Chain ID:** `33033`
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#### Send the Registration Transaction

Use the following command to register:

```bash
cast send 0xB83E7753CAB418775f0dc91ACfcfECba24FE62C1 \
  "registerSuperAgentOneKeyEVM(address)" <agent-address> \
  -r "https://json-rpc.entangle.fi" \
  --private-key <your-private-key>
```

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<summary>Parameter Explanation</summary>

* `<agent-address>` – The wallet address you want to register as a Super Agent
* `<your-private-key>` – The private key of your EVM wallet

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#### Complete Registration

Contact the Entangle team via the [contact page](https://entangle.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new) to finalize your registration on the network.
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## Step 2: Launch the Transmitter Node

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#### Pull the Latest Agent Images

```bash
docker pull msentangle/agent:3.0
docker pull msentangle/agent-setup:3.0
```

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#### Generate Transmitter Configurations

Create an empty folder and run the setup command:

```bash
bashCopyEditdocker run --rm \
  -v $(pwd)/.:/app/agent/ \
  -e PRIVATE_KEY="yourprivatekey" \
  -e PASSWORD="yourpassword" \
  -e NON_EVM_CHAINS="11100000000000000501,othernonevmchainid" \
  -e EVM_CHAINS="146,1,otherevmchainids" \
  -e IS_SUPER_AGENT=true \
  msentangle/agent-setup:3.0
```

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<summary>Parameter Explanation</summary>

* Replace `yourprivatekey` with your actual private key
* Replace `yourpassword` with a password of your choice
* Use `NON_EVM_CHAINS` for non-EVM chain IDs (e.g., `11100000000000000501` for Solana)
* Use `EVM_CHAINS` for EVM chain IDs (e.g., `146` for Sonic)

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**Start the Transmitter Node**

Pick a unique name for your agent (e.g., `superagent-1`) and start it:

```bash
bashCopyEditdocker-compose -p <agent-name> up -d
```

Congratulations, you're now a Super Transmitter.
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## Changing Nodes

To switch to different nodes, update the relevant configuration files:

* **Solana modules:** Modify node settings in `transmitter-config.yaml`
* **Multiple node support:** In `watcher-config.yml`, use `read_rpcs` and `write_rpcs` fields to define endpoints

```json
evmchains_to_listen:
    - chain_id: "80002"
      name: Polygon Amoy
      rpc_http_urls:
        - https://polygon-amoy.gateway.tenderly.co
        - https://polygon-amoy.gateway.tenderly.co
        - https://polygon-amoy.gateway.tenderly.co
```

## Optional Configuration Parameters

You can adjust performance and behaviour by modifying the following values:

* **`parse_new_headers_interval`** – How often to fetch new block headers (e.g., `5s`, `1m`)
* **`max_query_in_batch`** – Max number of requests in one batch
* **`filter_logs_max_blocks`** – Max block range for log filtering
* **`blocks_delay`** – Delay between latest block and the one being processed
* **`blocks_batch_to_filter`** – Min number of blocks to filter in one go
* **`min_balance_to_alert`** – Threshold (in wei) for triggering low-balance alerts