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Touch each corner and along the edges of the sensor. Verify that the cursor reaches the
full image area of the sensor. Be sure you can touch and activate all icons and menus
across the entire sensor.
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If you are using a pen stylus, be sure to perform the calibration procedure using the pen.
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If you need to recalibrate the sensor, make sure to touch the targets carefully. It is possible
that one of your touches did not register properly or you accidentally touched the sensor
in the wrong place during calibration. For example, if you touch beyond the targets or into
the non-image area, you will distort the sensor calibration.
Support Information
This information helps identify your system setup for troubleshooting purposes. If for any
reason you need to call Technical Support, this information will be useful.
Controller ID
On the Main tab, this is an information-only field in a single controller situation - if you have
more than one controller you can select the specific controller you want to adjust.
Controller Type
This field displays the type of controller currently attached to your system. This data may be
useful for Technical Support issues.
Firmware Version
These digits represent the version number and revision level of the touch controller firmware.
Touch Screen Status
Touch Screen Status refers to whether or not the sensor has been found and is operational.
Touch Settings Tab
The Touch Settings tab enables you to customize the response of your touch sensor. You
can change the way the system responds to your touch, add a right-click tool to your desktop,
tell your system to beep on touch, and define the double-click speed and area of your touch.
Touch Modes
The available Touch Modes options are Drawing, Touchdown, and Liftoff.
Drawing Mode (Default Value)
Drawing Mode is most useful for draw, paint, illustration, and graphics
applications. In Drawing Mode, a touch is equivalent to pressing and
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