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74 TouchWare for Windows User's GuideCalibrating and Configuring the TouchscreensOnce you install Touchware, you can calibrate and configure each serialtouchscreen connected to your system using the MicroTouch TouchscreenProperties dialog box. In multiple touchscreen configurations, touchscreenproperties are applied to the current touchscreen. You set the currenttouchscreen by selecting the icon of the desired monitor in the MultipleMonitors tab.To calibrate and configure the touchscreens:1. Open the Windows Control Panel and double-click the MicroTouchTouchscreen icon.2. Select the touchscreen you want to calibrate or configure.TouchWare includes a tool for re-assigning touchscreen controllers tocommunication ports in multiple-monitor mode. To switch communicationports:• Double-click on TouchWare icon. A dialog panel showing touchscreeninstances and the corresponding com ports will appear.• Select the desired com port. Two touchscreen controllers, previouslyassigned to com ports, will be automatically switched. To run the controlpanel, simply click on the desired touchscreen.
Appendix A Multiple Serial Touchscreens 753. Use the tabs in the MicroTouch Touchscreen Properties dialog box to calibrateand configure the touchscreen. For more information on the configurationsettings, refer to the chapter 2 of this guide or the online help.For the most part, touchscreen properties apply to individual touchscreens. Theonly exceptions to this are the double-click and cursor visibility settings, whichare applied globally.Note: Multiple touchscreens default to a single touch mode called Click. TheTouch Mode selection buttons on the MicroTouch Touchscreen Properties dialogbox are disabled. Click mode provides button operation only. The touchscreensends a button-down, followed by a button-up to the operating system. No drawingor dragging is supported in multiple monitor installations. Use the AdvancedTouchscreen Settings dialog to enable additional touch modes.4. Repeat steps 1-3 for each touchscreen connected to your system.
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