Matrox DigiSuite LX MAX, Руководство пользователя и инструкция по установке

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About this manual
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The Readme file installed with the software in the Matrox DigiSuite
Utilities folder.
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Printed Release Notes packaged with the manuals.
DigiSuite manuals are also available as Portable Document Format (PDF)
files in the
DigiUtils\Docs directory on the DigiSuite CD. You can view
these documents using Adobe Acrobat Reader version 3.0 or later. To
install Acrobat Reader, run Windows 2000 Explorer or File Manager, go to
the
Utilities\AcrobatReader directory on the DigiSuite CD, then double-
click the .exe file contained therein.
About this manual
This manual provides you with specific reference information about
installing DigiSuite LX MAX and its optional digital module in your
computer system.
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Chapter 1, “Introducing Matrox DigiSuite LX MAX ,” outlines the
features for both DigiSuite LX MAX and the associated digital
module, system requirements, and the available documentation.
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Chapter 2, “Preparing Your DigiSuite System for Upgrading to
DigiSuite LX MAX
,” outlines the step-by-step procedures for
preparing your existing DigiSuite LX system for upgrading to
DigiSuite LX MAX.
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Chapter 3, “Preparing Your System for a New Installation ,” gives you
important instructions on preparing for a new DigiSuite LX MAX
installation.
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Chapter 4, “Installing Your DigiSuite LX MAX Hardware ,” describes
how to install your DigiSuite LX MAX cards and associated digital
module.
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Chapter 5, “Connecting Your External Devices ,” shows you how to
connect external devices to DigiSuite LX MAX and the associated
digital module.
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Chapter 6, “Installing the DigiSuite LX MAX Software ,” explains
how to install the drivers required to use your DigiSuite LX MAX and
optional software that’s provided with DigiSuite.
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Chapter 7, “Configuring Your DigiSuite LX MAX ,” presents
important information on how to configure various settings on your
computer for use with Matrox DigiSuite LX MAX. It also explains
how to test the maximum data rates your A/V drives can achieve,