Matrox M264, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Using mveXinfo to display DSX information
The Matrox mveXinfo program does not run in the background and must be called to
display the current information. You can create an HTML report of your DSX system,
which can be useful for troubleshooting, by typing the following on the command
line:
$
./mveXinfo.exe [-g[FILE]]
Where:
If you would like to view a list of all the possible arguments, type the following on the
command line:
$
./mveXinfo.exe -h
Monitoring your DSX hardware operating
temperatures
To avoid damage to your DSX components and/or computer system, make sure that
you don’t operate your DSX components at or near the maximum temperature for a
prolonged period of time. You should target your DSX hardware to operate at least
20°C below the maximum operating temperature.
You should monitor the temperature of your DSX hardware components periodically
and take measures as needed to lower the room temperature and/or improve the
ventilation in your DSX system. For details on how to ensure that your system is
properly ventilated, see
“Plan for adequate ventilation” on page 6 .
Error notification
For error notifications in Linux, refer to the Matrox DSX Topology API for
information on how to implement the code in your application to receive notifications.
[-g] Generates the DSX system report.
[FILE] Filename of the DSX system report. The default filename
is ./dsxSystemInfo.html.