Cisco DMS-DMP-4300G User Manual page 71

Chapter 10 Configure Settings for Touchscreens, Projectors, and Displays
Supported rotation angles are 0°, 90°, 180°, and 270°.
a.
Click Browser in the Settings list.
b.
Choose an option from the Screen Rotation Angle (clockwise) list, and then click Apply.
c.
Click Save Configuration in the Administration list, and then click Save.
d.
Click Restart DMP in the Administration list, and then click Restart.
Step 4
After your DMP restarts, log in again to DMPDM.
Step 5
Click Touch Screens in the Settings list.
Tip
a.
Check the Currently Loaded Driver row to see which touchscreen driver, if any, is active on
your DMP.
The driver might be 3M, Zytronic, Elo, GeneralTouch, or possibly something else. As we test
various drivers, we might update this list between any two DMPDM releases.
Your DMP must use a driver that is compatible with your touchscreen.
b.
If the active driver is not compatible with your touchscreen, choose the compatible driver from the
Choose Touch Screen to Activate list.
c.
Click Apply.
d.
Click Save Configuration in the Administration list, and then click Save.
e.
Click Restart DMP in the Administration list, and then click Restart.
Tip
The Elo and GeneralTouch drivers are self-calibrating.
Step 6
If you chose 3M, Zytronic, or another driver that must be calibrated manually:
a.
After your DMP has restarted, log in again to DMPDM.
b.
Click Touch Screens in the Settings list.
c.
Click Calibrate <driver_name> Screen, where driver_name is the name of the driver that
you chose.
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If you do not see this option in DMPDM, your DMP might not support this feature. If you believe
that its hardware design allows for the possibility of such support, check whether any firmware
upgrade is available for your DMP that adds support for this feature:
•
Cisco DMS release notes — http://cisco.com/go/dms/releasenotes.
•
Cisco DMS compatibility information — http://cisco.com/go/dms/compatibility.
If such firmware is available, obtain it and then complete the DMP firmware upgrade procedure
in the DMPDM user guide at http://cisco.com/go/dms/dmpdm. The nature of your Cisco DMS
service contract might limit:
•
Which upgrades are available to you.
•
Where and how you obtain upgrades.
•
Whether you must pay anything to obtain upgrades.
To learn about Cisco service contracts, see http://cisco.com/go/cscc.
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