[WINCALIB.EXE]
This is Windows' calibration program. Invoke it by double clicking the
icon from the touchmon group window. The program reads information from
the CALIB.DAT file. When calibration is done, clicking OK button will
update the data into CALIB.DAT file. You don't have to exit Windows any
more to allow touch driver taking effective. Because the WINCALIB also
updates the parameters, at run time, into the touch driver, which is
residing in the memory.
The parameters in the CALIB.DAT file are explaned below by order:
min-X lowest X A/D offset value
min-Y lowest Y A/D offset value
max-X highest X A/D offset value
max-Y highest Y A/D offset value
Sample-Rate larger means more stable but slower response;
less means worse stable but quicker response.
Sense-Factor larger means larger area alowed at touch point;
less means better confirmation at small area.
IRQ# must be coresponding to the jumper setting on card.
port-number is also coresponding to the jumper on card.
touch-click 0: no touch clicking sound.
1: cursor movement makes beep sound.
2: touch-down makes clicking sound.
4: touch-up (un-touch) makes clicking sound.
6: both touch-up and -down make sound.
** in Windows application, better use 0 or 2 only.
[MSTOUCH.DRV]
A Window's mouse emulation driver for the Microsoft mouse.
Copy this mstouch.drv driver file into \WINDOWS\SYSTEM\
sub-directory. Modify your \WINDOWS\SYSTEM.INI file to have
mouse.drv=mstouch.drv
in it; or, without coping the driver file but specify the
fully qualified path for mouse.drv={path}\mstouch.drv in the
SYSTEM.INI file.
The CALIB.DAT file must be copied into \WINDOWS sub-directory.
The "WIN" command must be invoked from \WINDOWS sub-directory.
Because MSTOUCH.DRV can only seek CALIB.DAT file from the
current directory at WINDOWS boot-up time. If the CALIB.DAT
is not found at WINDOWS sub-directory, the touch screen will
not working while the mouse is still working. Sorry we have
not yet figured out other ways.
Example command lines in the AUTOEXEC.BAT assuming the boot-up
disk drive is C: but the \WINDOWS is located at D:.
SET PATH=D:\WINDOWS <-- #*#*# IS NOT going to work!
WIN
D: <-- This is the right way to invoke
CD D:\WINDOWS WINDOWS.
WIN
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= BELOW ARE DOS RELATED DEVICE DRIVER AND CALIBRATION =
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[MTOUCH.COM]
At DOS, issue MTOUCH.COM will install the driver. If do MTOUCH.COM
again, then will "remove" the installed driver from memory.
The new MTOUCH.COM will automatic detect display mode for text or graph.
A bug fix to handle CGA 16 colors mode. Additional functions built-in
to support (FUNC 12, INT 33h) Norton Utility mouse driven. Also, there
are functions 101Eh, 101Fh and 1020h added:
FUNC 101Eh checks MTOUCH.COM existance.
return: AX = EFE1h if the MTOUCH.COM is installed.
BX = INT #
CX = version #
FUNC 101Fh gets current touch analog values from the last touch.
return: BX = x analog reading (Good or Bad, no guarantee!)
CX = y analog reading
FUNC 1020h gets CALIB.DAT data.
return: AX = minimum X in analog reading
BX = minimum Y in analog reading
CX = maximum X in analog reading
DX = maximum Y in analog reading
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[CALIB.EXE]
As on 5/13/96, number of major changes are made in this version.
The data file, CALIB.DAT, is no longer needed in DOS, and will not
be generated via CALIB.EXE. All the parameters, such as
min-X min-Y max-X max-Y Sample-Rate, Sense-Factor, touch-click can
be modified at real time. The parameters are modified into TSR
memory directly. Therefore, the CALIB.EXE can be invoked via another
application without exiting and re-entering the "driver" and the
application. The parameters which can be altered are:
Sample Rate: larger means more stable but slower response;
less means worse stable but quicker response.
Sense Factor: larger means larger area alowed at touch point;
less means better confirmation at small area.
Touch Sound: turn ON/OFF beep sound when touch DOWN, MOVE
and/or UP.
Frozen period: this is mainly designed for double-tapping.
The "frozen period" is between the 1st touch
and the 2nd touch. The driver returns the same
X Y coordinates while double-tapping occures
within the period. Therefore, the cursor will
at 1st touch show MOVE and button DOWN-UP; at 2nd
touch which is within the period show only button
DOWN-UP; ie. at 2nd touch, there is no movement.
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[HARDWARE NOTES]
TSC0001 rev. 2 has many improvements. Mainly is to catch the un-touch
motion, such that the mouse button-up can be emulated correctly.
Download Driver Pack
After your driver has been downloaded, follow these simple steps to install it.
Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
For more help, visit our Driver Support section for step-by-step videos on how to install drivers for every file type.