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86 TouchWare for Windows User's GuideMtsCal Calibration UtilityYou can directly access calibration without opening the Touchscreencontrol panel by running the MtsCal calibration utility.MtsCal offers the following options:• /c – terminates the utility immediately after calibration• /c2 – for 2-point calibration• /c5 – for 5-point calibration• /e – to enable touch• /d – to disable touch• /n=? (1—4) – to determine which touchscreen to calibrate in a multipletouchscreen setupThe /c option is particularly useful because it makes only the calibrationscreen available. The program immediately opens the calibration screen,and terminates when the calibration process is complete.To run MtsCal:1. Click on Start → Find→ Files or Folders.2. In the Named box, type MtsCal.exe and press Enter to begin the search.3. Select MtsCal.exe in the list window. Right click and select Create Shortcut.Then click Yes to place the shortcut on the desktop.4. Right-click on the shortcut and select Properties. Edit the information in thetarget box to include any options you would like to use. For example, to disabletouch, add the /d option as follows:“C:\Program Files\MicroTouch\TouchWare\MtsCal.exe” /d
Appendix C Miscellaneous Information 87MousePort Touchscreen Controller OverviewThe MousePort touchscreen controller is a PS/2-compatible controller. Theenclosed controller is externally mounted to the back of your monitor.The controller cable has a 6-pin DIN male connector. You plug this cableinto the PS/2 mouse connector on the back of your PC. This frees up theserial ports and bus slots for other peripheral devices.System Requirements for the MousePort ControllerThe hardware and software requirements for using a MousePort touchscreencontroller are as follows:• PC with an available PS/2 mouse port connector• Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Windows 9X or MeConnecting a MousePort Touchscreen ControllerBefore attempting to install a MousePort controller, be sure of thefollowing:• If a mouse will be used in addition to the touchscreen, the operating systemmust be functional with a standard serial mouse connected.• MousePort driver installation adds a virtual COM port at COM9. Make surethe system is not currently using COM9.Caution: If you are not familiar with the operation of mouse drivers, do notattempt to install the MousePort controller. Installing a MousePort controller mayalter the performance of your touchscreen or render it inoperable.To connect a MousePort controller, plug the controller cable into the PS/2mouse connector on the back of your PC.
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