Removing Your Pcie Host Expresscard/34 Adapter; Installing Your Matrox Mxo2 Software; Updating Your Mxo2 Firmware - Matrox MXO2 Installation And User Manual

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Removing your PCIe host ExpressCard/34
adapter
You can remove the Matrox PCIe host ExpressCard/34 adapter from your
MacBook Pro when your MacBook Pro is on or off. However, you must power
off the card before removing it.
¡ Important Do not disconnect the PCIe cable from the Matrox PCIe host
ExpressCard/34 adapter when your MacBook Pro is running. Instead, remove the
adapter from your MacBook Pro with the Matrox PCIe cable attached.
Close all video/audio applications that are running on your system.
1
From the menu bar, click the ExpressCard icon (
2
Click Power off Card .
3
Remove the Matrox PCIe host ExpressCard/34 adapter from your MacBook
4
Pro's ExpressCard/34 slot.

Installing your Matrox MXO2 software

You can install the MXO2 software on a computer with or without the MXO2
hardware connected. To download and install the latest version of the MXO2
software, visit the MXO2 Support section of our website at
www.matrox.com/video/support. You can also contact your MXO2 dealer for the
latest software.
Remarks
• If you plan on working with Apple Final Cut Pro, Apple Compressor, or
other QuickTime-based applications, you should install those applications
before installing the MXO2 software. Adobe Premiere Pro users must install
Premiere Pro to its default installation location before installing the MXO2
software.
• To avoid losing your custom Matrox MAX H.264 settings in Compressor
(see
updating your MXO2 software, you must uninstall the MXO2 software that
is installed on your system, restart your computer, and then install the new
MXO2 software version before opening Compressor. If you open
Compressor before installing the new MXO2 software, that is, with no
MXO2 software installed on your computer, your custom Matrox MAX
H.264 settings will be deleted by Compressor.

Updating your MXO2 firmware

When you install the MXO2 software while your MXO2 hardware is powered
and connected to your Mac system, the software installation automatically
verifies the firmware on your MXO2 hardware and updates it if required.
However, if you install the MXO2 software on your Mac system without a
Chapter 2, Installing Your Matrox MXO2 Hardware and Software
"Creating a custom Matrox MAX H.264 setting"
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