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EEEPC Tool v2 ALPHA 1

Ultrabook / Netbook Software Downloads » Utilities Category » EEEPC Tool v2 ALPHA 1

Date Added:

May 02, 2009 11:00 PM

Publisher's Description:

*EXCLAIMER*
The Author nor the Host of this program will be held responsible if it breaks anything.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.

To adjust the OSD settings you simply edit OSD.ini:
TextClr = OSD text color in "BGR" hexadecimal format, ie: FF0000 for Blue and 0000FF for Red.
BGClr = Same as TextClr, currently unused.
OSDPos = 1 - 6:
0 = Defined by OSDPosX and OSDPosY, see below.
1 = Top left.
2 = Top right.
3 = Bottom left.
4 = Bottom right.
5 = Middle left.
6 = Middle right.
Anything else will make it default to the same spot as #2.

OSDPosX = The horizontal (X) position on the screen in pixels;
OSDPosY = The vertical (Y) position on the screen in pixels;
FontName = Name of the font you want to use, keep it like "FontName=;"
if you want the program to use the default system font.

FontSize = Font size

All the other settings are boolean, aka '0' or '1':

FontBold = Make the text bold
FontItalic = Make text Italic
FontUnderline = Add an underline to the text
FontStrikeout = strike out the text

CpuLoad = Display CPU usage.
MemLoad = Display memory usage.
ScrRest = Display current main screen resolution.
Speed = Display CPU frequency information.
Temp = Display CPU temperature.
Fan = Display fan RPM and duty cycle (in %).
Batt = Display battery information, currently doesn't actually show anything useful.

Instructions for presets:
Each preset is going to be in it's own file with a "PRT" extension (like "MyFan.prt"),
each file's name (excluding the ".prt" part) is going to be the preset name in the menu.
The menu will be separated; on the left side will be the default presets and on the right side,
user defined presets will be listed. This of course applies to each section separately.

These are all just samples of how you can create your own presets
Fan: Code:
[Fan Preset]
Type=fan;
PWM=50; Sets the fan speed (in percent), must be between 0 = 100

Backlight: Code:
[Backlight Preset]
Type=backlight;
Brightness=204; //80%, very bright. ((% * 255) / 100)

Speed: Code:
[Speed Preset]
Type=speed;
FSB=95;
PCIE=100;
Step=1;
*Delay=500;

*Delay currently has no effect, but you must have it there for the preset to be added to the menu.

Details to edit the file can be found in the Documentation URL.

Currently in plans for v2:
Monitor CPU load - Done.
Monitor Ram usage - Done.
Monitor and control CPU frequency - Monitoring done. FSB control done.
Monitor CPU temperature. And in the case of Atom chips the internal core temp, like my Core Temp utility - Done.
Monitor and control CPU fan speed - Done.
Monitor and control LCD brightness - Done.
Control display resolution - still in question whether I'm going to implement this, since we already have the great AsTray app, and I don't see a reason to reinvent the wheel in that department. - Not done.
Monitor Num/Caps/Scroll lock key status - Done.
Battery information - Unlikely, need to figure out how to do it - Not done.

A GUI for all the different settings you may need. - In progress.
Applied settings will be saved between sessions - Not done.
A profile system when everything else is ready. - Not done.

Please remember that this is an ALPHA 1.