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78 TouchWare for Windows User's GuideChecking System RequirementsBefore attempting to set up multiple USB touchscreens, verify the systemmeets the following requirements:• Windows 2000, Windows Me, or Windows 98• A unique video card or port for each monitorNot all video cards support multiple monitor configurations. MicroTouch hastested and evaluated a large number of video cards. See the ReadMe file fordetails. If you have to install additional video cards, consult your systemdocumentation for instructions.• A USB port for each touchscreenPCs typically include two USB ports. If you want to use more than twotouchscreens, you must provide additional USB ports via a hub. Each USB portyou add must meet the standard USB specifications for low powered devices.The touchscreens will receive power from the USB connection.Installing TouchWareNext you must install Touchware. You must perform a Custom installationto install Touchware with support for multiple touchscreens.Note: If you have previously loaded TouchWare, you must completely uninstallthe software and reboot your system prior to reinstalling.To install TouchWare for multiple touchscreens:1. Begin installing TouchWare. If necessary, see the instructions in the “InstallingTouchWare” section on page 13 and then return to this page.2. When you see the Select Installation Type screen, select Custom Install for Oneor More Touchscreens. Click Next.3. On the Default Calibration Type screen, select the Default Calibration formatfor your system: either 2-point or 5-point. Click Next.4. On the Select Number of Touchscreens screen, select Multiple touchscreens.Click Next.5. On the Select Destination Location screen you can choose to install to adifferent directory. For multiple touchscreen setup, we recommend you acceptthe default location.6. On the Multiple Touchscreen Configuration screen, set how the desktop appearson the multiple monitors.
Appendix B Multiple USB Touchscreens 79You have the following options:• Mirrored monitors – each monitor displays the same image• Tiled monitors – each monitor displays a portion of the same imageExamples of mirrored and tiled monitors are shown below.Mirrored and Tiled Monitor OptionsOptionIllustrationMirroredmonitors------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tiledmonitors------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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