PESA CHEETAH SW TOOLKIT 
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(V1.7 -- September 2005)
This release has the updated Cheetah Viewport

-Added support for redundant matrices.
-Fixed bug reporting power failure on multi rate output cards.
-Added 128x128 matrix card fan failure notification.

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(V1.6 -- August 2005)
This release has the updated Cheetah Viewport

-Fixed bug reporting power failure on analog hi voltage input cards.

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(V1.5 -- October 2004)
This release has the updated Cheetah Viewport

-Made Viewport backwards compatible with older versions of the frame controller software.
-Fixed other minor bugs.

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(V1.4 -- September 2004)
This release has the updated Cheetah Viewport

-Changed the bits read for the Analog Dual BMC option card.

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(V1.3 -- September 2004)
This release has the updated Cheetah Viewport

-Modified to support 1024x256 frame.

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(V1.1 -- April 2004)
This release has the updated Cheetah Viewport

-The Aspect ratio command is implemented correctly
-The Fiber Input summary no longer shows false failures
-The HD to SD Aspect Ratio and Reclock Rate Locking screens appear when the menu is selected. 

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(V1.0 -- December 2003)

This CD contains the Cheetah Viewport Software Application and 
the SNMP MIB's for the Cheetah Frame Controller.  

The Viewport is a Microsoft Windows(R) based application that allows you to monitor the 
operation of any of the Cheetah matrix frames.  It requires V3.0 or later of the 
frame controller software.  It connects to the Cheetah frame controller either 
serially via the RS-232 debug port or via the Telnet Ethernet port using the 
Telnet port.  

The MIB documents describe the SNMP interface provided by the Matrix Frame 
Controller.  These may be compiled into your SNMP manager in order to 
monitor/control the Cheetah via SNMP.