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General| Brand | PenMount |
|---|---|
| Model | Touchscreen 6000 |
| Category | Touchscreen |
| Language | English |
Describes the manual's purpose and audience.
Introduces the PenMount 6000 series control boards and their interfaces.
Mentions bundled software drivers and utilities for configuration and calibration.
Directs users to the website for updated information and support.
Lists necessary components for installing a touchscreen using a PenMount 6000 Control Board.
Provides visual guides for connecting specific control boards.
General information about RS-232 and USB boards in the 6000 series.
Guides through installing the DOS driver for compatible control boards.
Guides installation of the Windows Universal Driver.
Matches the touchscreen to the display using four points.
Improves accuracy using more points for aged touchscreens.
Supports two to six touchscreen displays for one system.
Displays the same image on two or more monitors.
Matches touchscreen to monitor rotation (0-270 degrees).
Tests touchscreen operation by drawing on the screen.
Enables/disables mouse dragging for POS terminals.
Supports beep sound function, but PC systems may have fixed buzzer.
Allows adjustment of beep frequency and length.
Wakes the system from suspend mode via touch.
Displays touchscreen linearity map after advanced calibration.
Simulates mouse right button function.
Hides cursor symbols while using touchscreen.
Adjusts touch point position.
Adjusts double click area and speed.
Shows driver and firmware version, links to updates.
Adjusts settings for touch panel differences, supported by Universal Driver.
Detects newly attached PenMount devices.
Guides on how to start the PenMount Gesture AP software.
Details how to configure gesture settings.
Lists the default values for PenMount gestures.
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