INTRODUCTION
This manual will explain the workings and setup of the touchscreen fitted to your display. An explanation of the monitor and its workings is covered in the Monitor Manual that came with this product. The following pages will tell you how to install the software needed by the touchscreen to function and go through the adjustments that user’s can change to enable the screen to perform effectively in many different environments.
The Ma7 Driver software has been written to interface between the Interactive Touchscreen and a computer running the Windows XP™ operating system.
Limited testing has been carried out using Windows Vista™ with no noticeable issues. Further testing is ongoing.
Contact your supplier for more information on other operating systems.
The software comes in three executable files:
The Driver (Ma7_Driver.exe) controls the mouse pointer and activates the mouse left button in various modes when a user touches the touchscreen.
The Control Program (Ma7_Control_En.exe) is used to set up the driver.
The Setup Program (Ma7_Setup_En.exe) is used to set up the calibration and sensitivity of the driver from the touchscreen without using the mouse.
The configuration of the touchscreen is stored in a file called Ma7.ini, this file is saved in the same directory as the Ma7_Driver.exe file. Once set up, only these files are required to run the driver.
COMPATIBILITY
This program is compatible with Windows XP™.
Limited Windows Vista™ testing has not shown up any issues with running the touch software but has shown up an issue with one of the program element; Ma7_Setup_En.exe. Further tests are ongoing. In the mean time see the installation instructions listed for Windows Vista™.
The default settings for the touchscreen driver disable the mouse cursor movement of the touchscreen. The user must enable this in the later stages of the touchscreen driver setup. You must save the configuration before closing the Ma7_Control.En.exe program after the following setup procedure.
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