80 Appendix D: Matrox Imaging operating system utilities and recovery
Matrox Imaging operating system utilities
Matrox Iris GTR includes several useful utilities. They are available from the
following web address:
In the above example, replace XXXX with the last four digits of your smart camera’s
MAC address. If you have changed the camera’s device name, replace
GTR32XXXX with the name of your smart camera, or use its IP address; for more
information, see Appendix 2: Connecting to your Matrox Iris GTR desktop.
❖ Note that these utilities are stored on your Matrox Iris GTR, but should be
installed on your development computer, in case the operating system partition
becomes corrupt and you need to use these programs. They can be downloaded
from the web address above.
The utilities offered are as follows:
• Virtual network computing (VNC). These utilities allow you to remotely connect
to your Matrox Iris GTR.
• Matrox Iris GTR Discovery utility. This 32-bit windows utility allows you to
discover Matrox Iris GTR cameras on your network. In addition, it can change
network settings, restart or shut down individual smart cameras, or open the portal
page of a specific camera. On computers with Matrox Design Assistant installed,
this utility is included in the Tools folder, accessible from the MIL Control Center.
• Bonjour browser. This is a link to the Internet that leads to the Bonjour browser
website. Bonjour browser is a program that lists all the services on your subnet.
This provides a way to find the IP address of any Matrox Iris GTR on the subnet.
• FileZilla. A client utility for transferring files from one computer to another using
FTP, FTPS, or SFTP.
• Putty. A client console utility for running remote sessions on a computer over a
network using the SSH (Secure Shell), Telnet, or Rlogin network protocols.
• Rufus. A utility that formats and creates bootable USB keys.
http:\\GTR32XXXX:8080
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