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WARNING: duplicate of MBM_mh
require 5.003;
use Win32::MBM_sensors qw( :STAT 0.19 );
my %Sensors = &MBM_sensors::get;
Key/Value pairs in resulting hash:
$Sensors{error} char if successful, undef; if failure, reason.
$Sensors{version} num MBM version number
$Sensors{timestart} char Date/time of MBM startup
$Sensors{timecurrent} char Date/time of last update of all sensors
$Sensors{path} char Working path for MBM
$Sensors{temperature} Array of sensor hashes
$Sensors{voltage} Array of sensor hashes
$Sensors{fan} Array of sensor hashes
$Sensors{MHZ} Array of sensor hashes
$Sensors{CPUbusy} Array of sensor hashes
Each sensor hash, regardless of type, is:
$Sensor{name} char Name of sensor
$Sensor{current} num Most recent reading, degrees celsius for Temp, RPM for fan, etc.
$Sensor{low} num Minimum reading since MBM startup
$Sensor{high} num Maximum reading since MBM startup
$Sensor{count} num Number of times read since MBM startup
$Sensor{total} num Sum of all readings since MBM startup
$Sensor{alarm1} num Low alarm point for MBM action
$Sensor{alarm2} num High alarm point for MBM action
Example of selecting the first temperature sensor as a complete hash:
%Sensor = $Sensors{temperature}[1];
print "Temp sensor 1 now $Sensor{current}";
Example of selecting the current reading of the second temperature sensor:
print "Temp sensor 2 now $Sensors{temperature}[2]{current}";
Constants taken from MBM sensors.c sample code
// enum Bus
define BusType char
define ISA 0
define SMBus 1
define VIA686Bus 2
define DirectIO 3
// enum SMB
define SMBType char
define smtSMBIntel 0
define smtSMBAMD 1
define smtSMBALi 2
define smtSMBNForce 3
define smtSMBSIS 4
// enum Sensor Types
define SensorType char
define stUnknown 0
define stTemperature 1
define stVoltage 2
define stFan 3
define stMhz 4
define stPercentage 5
Except for items indicated as Experimental, I do not expect functional changes which are not fully backwards compatible.
This module provides an interface to Mother Board Mmonitor sensors. MBM monitors Temperature, Voltage, Fans, etc. via sensors included in many motherboards. MBM runs on MS Windows. MBM available at https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/motherboard_monitor.html. MBM must be installed and correctly configured.
Danal Estes, [email protected], http://www.desquared.org.
Win32::API
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