Summary of Contents for Light Blue Optics LT1221 Series
- Page 1 User Guide Light Touch Virtual Touch-Screen Computer LT1221 Series For models: LT1221FC/MG/RG-10/11 LT1221_UG_V2_9 | Page 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Package Contents ........................ 3 Product Accessories ......................3 Introducing Light Touch™ ....................4 Light Touch LT1221 Series Product Range .............. 5 Safety Notice ......................... 6 Product Classification ......................7 The Basics ..........................10 Getting Started ....................... 10 Demonstration Applications ..................10 Light Touch Settings ...................... -
Page 3: Package Contents
1 x USB Cable (Full-size Type A to Micro Type B) • 1 x CD containing: • Light Touch LT1221 Series Quick Start Guide • Links to further documentation on http://lightblueoptics.com Product Accessories There are a number of accessory items that are available for purchase to accompany the LT1221 Series product. -
Page 4: Introducing Light Touch
Microsoft .NET CF 3.5. Light Touch has wireless networking capability and is ideally suited to running applications that connect to the internet or cloud-based servers. Light Touch models from the LT1221 series, are supplied in a plastic outer shell, designed for standalone operation. -
Page 5: Light Touch Lt1221 Series Product Range
Light Touch LT1221 Series Product Range The Light Touch LT1221 Series product range includes the following models: Product code Description LT1221FC-10 Light Touch Virtual Touch Screen Computer Full-colour projection O/S: MS Win CE6R3 Core LT1221FC-11 Light Touch Virtual Touch Screen Computer... -
Page 6: Safety Notice
THIS DEVICE WHEN IT IS DAMAGED OR DISASSEMBLED. Return it to the manufacturer for repair or replacement. All service to the product shall be performed by Light Blue Optics Ltd., their authorised agents, or personnel trained by Light Blue Optics Ltd. -
Page 7: Product Classification
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment Light Blue Optics declares that the equipment described in this document is in conformance with the Requirements of the European... - Page 8 BSMI Class A Notice (Taiwan) This product uses RoHS compliant components Light Blue Optics products with the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE) label, shown below, can be shipped back to Light Blue Optics for proper disposal of hazardous components. Please contact Light Blue Optics Technical Support for the proper procedure.
- Page 9 Canada IC ID: 9291A-LM English "Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that necessary for successful communication."...
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Page 10: The Basics
Figure 2 – Screenshot of carousel menu The pre-loaded applications are provided for demonstration purposes only. Please contact Light Blue Optics for further information if required, including enquiries about obtaining permission to use part or all of one of these applications in a commercial product. -
Page 11: Light Touch Settings
Light Touch Settings The user can configure Light Touch via the ‘Settings’ section of the menu carousel. Figure 3 – Screenshot of ‘Settings’ icon in menu Within the ‘Settings’ menu, the following categories are accessible: • System Information (‘About’) • Power Management •... -
Page 12: System Information
System Information The ‘About’ screen can be accessed from within the ‘Settings’ category: Figure 4 – Screenshot of ‘About’ icon within ‘Settings’ menu The ‘About’ screen contains information about the hardware and software versions. The serial number is the unique identifier for the unit. Figure 5 –... -
Page 13: Power Management
Power Management The ‘Power Management’ control panel can be accessed from within the ‘Settings’ category: Figure 6 – Screenshot of ‘Power Management’ icon within ‘Settings’ menu The ‘Power Management’ control panel allows the user to put Light Touch into a ‘display-off’ mode after a period of inactivity. To activate this mode, the ‘Display Off Time’... - Page 14 The virtual keyboard can switch between three screens by pressing the mode key (marked as *%123) in the image below Figure 8 – Screenshot of selecting a value in power management control panel When the desired value has been entered, press the enter key to return (the right-hand button on the second line up) Light Touch LT1020 –...
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Page 15: Wireless Networking
Wireless Networking Light Touch has inbuilt wireless networking support for 802.11 b/g. The following encryption standards are supported: • • • WPA2 – TKIP • WPA2 – AES The wireless networking control panel can be accessed from within the ‘Settings’ category: Figure 9 –... - Page 16 The virtual keyboard can switch between three screens by pressing the mode key (marked as *%123) in the image below. When the code has been entered, press the green arrow button to connect. Figure 11 – Screenshot of entering network access code At the main screen of the wireless networking control panel, the status of the connection will be displayed.
- Page 17 The manual configuration screen, as shown below, allows network parameters to be set explicitly. Figure 13 – Screenshot of manual configuration within wireless networking control panel The virtual keyboard is used to enter the network name and security code. Light Touch LT1020 – User Guide v1.1 – Application Release C1.0.0 | Page 17 LT1221_UG_V2_9 | Page 17...
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Page 18: Usb Mode
USB Mode Light Touch can be connected to a host machine via a USB cable that plugs into the USB Micro-B port. The USB Mode control panel can be accessed from the ‘Settings’ menu: Figure 14 – Screenshot of ‘USB Mode’ icon within ‘Settings’ menu The default USB mode is ‘ActiveSync’... - Page 19 There are two different mass storage modes because Light Touch contains two separate memories that are accessible to the user. The ‘internal’ Flash memory has a capacity of 4GB and is present at all times. The ‘micro-SD’ Flash memory is an optional memory card that may be fitted into the device via the external micro-SD card slot.
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Page 20: Developing Custom Applications
Developing Custom Applications Introduction The Light Touch LT1221 Series is designed to be an application platform that users can create their own content for. The system is designed to enable users to create applications using either one of two popular software platforms: •... -
Page 21: Internal File Structure
Follow the step-by-step instructions as shown in Appendix B. Internal File Structure The internal file structure of the Light Touch LT1221 Series is shown in Figure 18. The file ‘Menu.swf’ is the application that is run on start-up unless user generated applications are present. -
Page 22: Configuring Application Use On Start-Up
B. The ‘storage card’ location refers to the microSD card, which is located on the rear side of the Light Touch device. For the LT1221 Series, access to the card slot requires removal of the rear plastic cover, by removing two screws. -
Page 23: Creating Applications In Adobe Flash Lite 3.1
Creating Applications in Adobe Flash Lite 3.1 The recommended tool for Application development is Flash Creative Studio 4 or later. It should be set to ActionScript 2 only, as Flash Lite 3.1 is not compatible with ActionScript 3. The screen size should be set to 848 x 480 and touch interactions are equivalent to mouse clicks. -
Page 24: Support
Table 1 – List of potential problems and respective solutions Support Desk If you should require support with your Light Touch product, please contact the support desk at Light Blue Optics at: support@lightblueoptics.com The LBO support team will endeavour to respond to your enquiry within 2 working days Light Touch LT1020 –... -
Page 25: Appendix A - Activesync Usb Setup For Windows Xp
Appendix A – ActiveSync USB Setup for Windows XP 1) Connect Light Touch™ to mains power, turn it on and connect to a host PC via a USB cable. The PC will auto-detect the presence of the unit and launch the following dialogue window as shown in Figure 19. Figure 19 - Hardware Update Wizard (Step 1) 2) Select the option ‘No, not this time’... - Page 26 3) Select the option ‘Install from a list or specific location (Advanced). The window as shown in Figure 21 will appear. Figure 21 - Hardware Update Wizard (Step 3) 4) Insert the Start-up CD in the Light Touch™ pack. Browse and select the directory as shown in Figure 22.
- Page 27 6) Power cycle Light Touch™ and then run ActiveSync software on the host PC. The PC will automatically detect Light Touch and to the following window appear, as shown in Figure 23. Figure 23 – Opening ActiveSync Connection (Step 1) 7) Select the option ‘No’...
- Page 28 8) Browse the InternalFlash directory on Light Touch ™ as shown in Figure 25. Files can then be modified, uploaded or downloaded as required. Figure 25 - Opening ActiveSync Connection (Step 3) Light Touch LT1020 – User Guide v1.1 – Application Release C1.0.0 | Page 28 LT1221_UG_V2_9 | Page 28...
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Page 29: Appendix B - Activesync Usb Setup For Windows Vista/7
Appendix B – ActiveSync USB Setup for Windows Vista/7 To install the Light Touch on Windows 7 or Vista perform the following steps. Power on the Light Touch unit. 2. Access Windows Device Manager a. Right Click on Computer -> Select Manage -> Select Device Manager 3. - Page 30 6. Select Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer. Click Next. 7. The Update Driver Software – Microsoft USB Sync window will appear. Unselect the Show compatible hardware check box. Light Touch LT1020 – User Guide v1.1 – Application Release C1.0.0 | Page 30 LT1221_UG_V2_9 | Page 30...
- Page 31 Uncheck Show compatible hardware 8. Select Microsoft (1) in the Manufacturer column. The Model column will now populate. Select Microsoft USB Sync (Microsoft Corporation) (2). When the driver is loading a warning message will be displayed. Click Yes. The driver will now install and may take a few minutes to complete. (2) Note that the (1) Select driver is signed...
- Page 32 9. Once the driver installs it is very likely that a (code 10) error will be displayed. Click Close. Code 10 10. Once the correct driver is installed it will no longer show Light Touch 1000 Series USB Sync but Microsoft USB Sync as shown below. 11.
- Page 33 12. Select the Driver tab. The window below will appear showing the driver version of 6.1.6965.0 Driver Version 13. Power off the Light Touch. Restart your computer. Once your computer has rebooted power the Light Touch on. The Light Touch will begin to sync with Windows Mobile.
- Page 34 14. To access the files on Light Touch select File Management and click on Browse the contents of your device. 15. The following directory structure will be displayed. Light Touch LT1020 – User Guide v1.1 – Application Release C1.0.0 | Page 34 LT1221_UG_V2_9 | Page 34...
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Page 36: Appendix C - Light Touch™ Specifications
The micro-SD card slot is only accessible by removing the rear door in the outer cover Figure subject to ongoing investigation Table 2 – Specification of Light Touch LT1221 Series Light Touch LT1020 – User Guide v1.1 – Application Release C1.0.0 | Page 36...
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