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42TouchWare for Windows User's Guidefinger off the screen will cause a button down, short pause, and then abutton up to occur.Touching the screen is equivalent to moving the mouse position. Thebutton down/button up action occurs when you remove your finger from thescreen. This mode is useful for applications requiring greater accuracybecause it lets you carefully position the cursor prior to acting on it.Drawing or dragging is not supported in this mode.Site DefaultsThe Site Defaults option (for Windows 2000 and NT 4.0 administratorsonly) enables you to restore system defaults to either your Current Settings(site-specific) or the original Factory Settings when you select RestoreDefaults from the Hardware tab. This option does not restore calibration orfrequency settings.Custom Touch SoundThis option enables you to set the exact pitch and duration of the touchsound selected on the Touch Settings tab.Note: If you have selected No Beep on the Touch Settings tab, this option will bedisabled.Advanced Touchscreen Settings
Chapter 2 Touchscreen Control Panel 43Caution: Executing the Advanced Touchscreen options may alter the performanceof your touchscreen or render it inoperable. You should be aware of expectedresults before executing any option. If you are not familiar with the outcome ofthese settings, you should not be using these options.Calibration StyleThe calibration process aligns the touchscreen with the underlying video.Specifically, calibration defines the dimensions of the active area of thetouchscreen and locates the center of the touchscreen. If the screen isimproperly calibrated, the active area of the touchscreen may not be alignedor may be unnecessarily small in size.Once you calibrate for each video resolution, the information is saved bythe touchscreen. Therefore, you do not need to calibrate the touchscreeneach time you start your system.TouchWare provides 2 choices for calibration style:• 2-point calibration is ideal for capacitive touchscreens.• 5-point calibration is recommended for resistive touchscreens.Touch OrientationThis is an information-only icon.The Touch Orientation option is included for advanced users who alter theorientation of the touchscreen in custom installations. This orientation (ordirection of the sensor mounted in the monitor) is determined the first timecalibration is run. Once TouchWare is installed, the calibration programautomatically determines the correct sensor positioning.The touchscreen icon illustrates how your sensor is placed in your monitor.The white target indicates the location of the upper left corner of thetouchscreen. Standard installation of the touchscreen sensor matches thisupper left corner point to the monitor.Disable TouchThis option allows you to disable touch functionality. The only way torestore touch is with a keyboard or mouse. This setting will remain in effectuntil you reboot your system.
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