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<blockquote data-quote="Micropolis" data-source="post: 611195" data-attributes="member: 96567">Re: AW: HTPCInfo plugin for MediaPortal v1.0.2Hello parkuhr,the HTPCInfo plugin can access Speedfan data using two different modes:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Shared Memory (normal way): Please check using the HTPCInfo diagnostic tool (part of the HTPCInfo.zip), if your system have access to this memory area. Please check also your mediaportal.log, if you see any errors like &quot;Shared memory error&quot; (sorry, your latest log files does not offer enough informations).</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">xAP protocol: This mode is used by other MediaPortal plugins (e.g. MySpeedfan). Please refer in the configuration dialog to a valid IP address (most your static IP address of your local computer or client), save the configuration and check the value of the global property #HTPCInfo.xAPSensorTemperatureCount/#HTPCInfo.xAPSensorFanCount. Do you have values greater zero here, use properties #HTPCInfo.xAPSensorTemperature&lt;digit&gt; and #HTPCInfo.xAPSensorFan&lt;digit&gt; to display the speedfan informations (&lt;digit&gt; is a placeholder for a valid number starting at zero).</li>
</ul>Hope that helps,Cheers, Micropolis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Micropolis, post: 611195, member: 96567"] [b]Re: AW: HTPCInfo plugin for MediaPortal v1.0.2[/b] Hello parkuhr, the HTPCInfo plugin can access Speedfan data using two different modes: [LIST] [*]Shared Memory (normal way): Please check using the HTPCInfo diagnostic tool (part of the HTPCInfo.zip), if your system have access to this memory area. Please check also your mediaportal.log, if you see any errors like "Shared memory error" (sorry, your latest log files does not offer enough informations). [*]xAP protocol: This mode is used by other MediaPortal plugins (e.g. MySpeedfan). Please refer in the configuration dialog to a valid IP address (most your static IP address of your local computer or client), save the configuration and check the value of the global property #HTPCInfo.xAPSensorTemperatureCount/#HTPCInfo.xAPSensorFanCount. Do you have values greater zero here, use properties #HTPCInfo.xAPSensorTemperature<digit> and #HTPCInfo.xAPSensorFan<digit> to display the speedfan informations (<digit> is a placeholder for a valid number starting at zero). [/LIST] Hope that helps, Cheers, Micropolis [/QUOTE]

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