Windows Setup (System.ini); Serial Mouse; Bus Controller On Com Port Interrupt - Elo TouchSystems software Driver Manual

58 Chapter 6 - MonitorMouse for Windows

Windows Setup (SYSTEM.INI)

The Elo INSTALL program modifies the Windows driver settings in
SYSTEM.INI, so running the Microsoft Windows Setup utility is not required.
Changes made by INSTALL to SYSTEM.INI are indicated by inserted comments.
Typical changes are shown below:
[boot]
;Start of line(s) placed by Elo TouchSystems
mouse.drv=monmouse.drv
;End of line(s) placed by Elo TouchSystems
;Next line commented out by Elo TouchSystems
;mouse.drv=mouse.drv
: :
[boot.description]
;Start of line(s) placed by Elo TouchSystems
mouse.drv=Elo MonitorMouse(R) 1.5 for Windows 3.1
;End of line(s) placed by Elo TouchSystems
;Next line commented out by Elo TouchSystems
;mouse.drv=Microsoft, or IBM PS/2
: :
[386Enh]
;Start of line(s) placed by Elo TouchSystems
mouse=vmmd.386
;End of line(s) placed by Elo TouchSystems
;Next line commented out by Elo TouchSystems
;mouse=*vmd

Serial Mouse

If you have a serial mouse, moving it while Windows Enhanced Mode is loading
can prevent the mouse from working. To fix this problem, the Elo INSTALL
program may add the following command to the [386Enh] section of your
Windows SYSTEM.INI file.
where x is 1 or 2, specifying the COM port of your mouse.

Bus Controller on COM Port Interrupt

If you are using a bus touchscreen controller on a COM port interrupt (IRQ3 or
IRQ4), and running Windows in Enhanced Mode, the INSTALL program may
add two lines to your Windows SYSTEM.INI file. Do not add these lines if you
are using a serial touchscreen controller.
You can tell which interrupt your bus controller is using by running the INFO
utility found in the \TOUCH directory. You can also look at the third parameter in
your ELODEV command.
COMxBUFFER=0