@property
def mux_value(self):
    'int: Get or set the multiplexer value for this subframe.\n\n        This property specifies the multiplexer signal value used when the\n        dynamic signals in this subframe are transmitted in the frame.\n        Only one subframe is transmitted at a time in the frame.\n\n        There also is a multiplexer value for a signal object as a read-only property.\n        It reflects the value set on the parent subframe object.\n\n        This property is required. If the property does not contain a valid value,\n        and you create an XNET session that uses this subframe,\n        the session returns an error.\n        To ensure that the property contains a valid value,\n        you can do one of the following:\n\n        *   Use a database file (or alias) to create the session.\n\n            The file formats require a valid value in the text for this property.\n\n        *   Set a value at runtime using this property.\n\n            This is needed when you create your own in-memory database (*:memory:*) rather than use a file.\n            The property does not contain a default in this case,\n            so you must set a valid value prior to creating a session.\n        '
    return _props.get_subframe_mux_value(self._handle)
int: Get or set the multiplexer value for this subframe.

This property specifies the multiplexer signal value used when the
dynamic signals in this subframe are transmitted in the frame.
Only one subframe is transmitted at a time in the frame.

There also is a multiplexer value for a signal object as a read-only property.
It reflects the value set on the parent subframe object.

This property is required. If the property does not contain a valid value,
and you create an XNET session that uses this subframe,
the session returns an error.
To ensure that the property contains a valid value,
you can do one of the following:

*   Use a database file (or alias) to create the session.

    The file formats require a valid value in the text for this property.

*   Set a value at runtime using this property.

    This is needed when you create your own in-memory database (*:memory:*) rather than use a file.
    The property does not contain a default in this case,
    so you must set a valid value prior to creating a session.
@property
def mux_value(self):
    'int: Get or set the multiplexer value for this subframe.\n\n        This property specifies the multiplexer signal value used when the\n        dynamic signals in this subframe are transmitted in the frame.\n        Only one subframe is transmitted at a time in the frame.\n\n        There also is a multiplexer value for a signal object as a read-only property.\n        It reflects the value set on the parent subframe object.\n\n        This property is required. If the property does not contain a valid value,\n        and you create an XNET session that uses this subframe,\n        the session returns an error.\n        To ensure that the property contains a valid value,\n        you can do one of the following:\n\n        *   Use a database file (or alias) to create the session.\n\n            The file formats require a valid value in the text for this property.\n\n        *   Set a value at runtime using this property.\n\n            This is needed when you create your own in-memory database (*:memory:*) rather than use a file.\n            The property does not contain a default in this case,\n            so you must set a valid value prior to creating a session.\n        '
    return _props.get_subframe_mux_value(self._handle)