556 Eos Apex, Eos Ti, Gio, Gio @5, Ion Xe, Ion Xe 20, and Element 2 User Manual
{Calibrate Elo External Touch Screen}
Note:
Before you calibrate your external touchscreens, you may need to first use the
External Monitor Arrangement display. See {Monitor Arrangement...} (below)
Allows you to calibrate an Elo touchscreen. With the touchscreen connected, press the
{Calibrate Elo External Touchscreen}.
The first display will have you touch some targets, and the second will have you touch various
parts of the display to make sure the cursor follows your finger. If that works fine, press the
green checkbox. If you need to return to the previous display, press the blue arrow button.
{Monitor Arrangement...}
Note:
The selected monitor will display in yellow. External monitors can be dragged
to any of the surrounding black boxes to mimic actual monitor layout. Internal
monitors are locked in relationship to each other and cannot be changed.
The monitor arrangement tool will dictate how and where the pointer moves from one
monitor to another. Generally speaking, you will want the logical placement on this screen to
match your physical placement.
Buttons available in the monitor arrangement display are:
{Calibrate} - calibrates the selected touchscreen.
{Reset Calibration} - restores default calibration data for selected display.
{Identify} - displays the video ports that your monitors are connected to on the physical
monitors to confirm where you have placed them.
{Enabled} - When checked, the monitor is available for use. The console will display the
{Enabled} box checked for any monitors it recognizes.
{Primary} - selects which monitor will display the Eos Configuration Utility and Central
Information Area (CIA). On consoles with internal monitors, the primary is locked to the
right touchscreen on the console.
{Resolution} - sets how many pixels the monitor will display.
{Color Depth} - sets how many colors will be displayed.
{Refresh Rate} - sets the number of times in a second the monitor refreshes.
{Orientation} - sets the monitor layout.
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