Touch Screen Drivers and Utilities,
Release 2.2.3 for Windows 95/98
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Copyright (c) 1995-1998, Dynapro Thin Film Products.
All rights reserved.
This document supplements the information in the DTF SC3 (Serial
Controller) User's Reference.
It contains the following sections:
1. Installation Diskette
2. How to Install the Touch Screen Software
3. How to Upgrade the Touch Screen Software
4. Concurrent Mouse and Touch Screen Operation
5. Standard Touch Screen Configurations
6. Uninstalling the Touch Screen Driver Software
1. INSTALLATION DISKETTE
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The Dynapro Thin Films - Touch Drivers/Utilities, Windows/95/98 diskette
contains all the software you need to use a DTF touch screen and SC3
touch controller with Windows/95/98. Included on this diskette are
the touch screen driver, configuration files, and configuration utilities.
This file describes how to install the touch screen driver and utilities
on your computer, and how to import and export the touch configuration.
The following files are contained on this installation diskette:
INSTALL.EXE - Installation utility
VSC3D.VXD - Touch Screen Virtual Device Driver (SC3)
VSC3D.INF - Installation script used by Windows 95/98
DEFAULT.INI - Default touch configuration data file
README.TXT - This file
TOUCHCFG.EXE- Touch Screen Configuration Utility executable
TOUCHCFG.HLP- Touch Screen Configuration Utility help file
TOUCHINI.EXE- Touch Screen Configuration Import/Export Utility
TOUCHERR.EXE- Touch Screen Startup Log Utility executable
MBSWAP.EXE - Mouse Button Selector Utility executable
MBSWAP.HLP - Mouse Button Selector Utility help file
TOUCHOSI.DLL- Touch Screen Dynamic Link Library
MSVCRT.DLL - Touch Utilities Dynamic Link Library
XNMBA458.DLL- Touch Utilities Dynamic Link Library
XNMHN458.DLL- Touch Utilities Dynamic Link Library
XNMTE458.DLL- Touch Utilities Dynamic Link Library
UNINSTAL.EXE- Uninstallation utility.
UNINSTAL.INF- Uninstallation script file.
INSX16.DLL - Uninstallation Dynamic Link Library
INSX32.DLL - Uninstallation Dynamic Link Library
2. HOW TO INSTALL THE TOUCH SCREEN SOFTWARE
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To install the software onto your computer, you must have Windows/95/98
running and a floppy disk drive. Follow these steps:
1. Insert the DTF SC3 - Touch Drivers/Utilities, Windows/95/98 diskette into
the floppy disk drive. Then from the "Start" menu, select "Run".
Enter the full path to the installation utility in the "Open" field
(e.g. A:\install). You can use the "Browse" button to find the
install utility. Choose OK to continue.
2. The "Dynapro Touch Screen installation" window will appear and
the first dialog will display the following information:
operating system, driver version, target directory and target folder.
You will not be able to change any of this information. Select
"Next" to proceed with the installation.
3. The next dialog will enable you to select the communication port for the
Touch Screen operation. Select the desired port from the list of
standard ports or define a custom port using the "Interrupts"
and "I/O Address" lists. Select "Back" to go to the previous
dialog, select "Cancel" to abort the installation or select "Next"
to proceed with the installation.
4. The last dialog will display all the entered installation information.
If you are satisfied with your choices, select "Install" to start the
installation. You may be asked to specify paths to files during the
installation.
5. A progress indicator displays the progress of the installation. After
all files have been copied, there will be a brief pause while the
system attempts to load the driver. At this point, the installation
is complete.
Note: "Start" menu will be updated with an additional entry under
"Programs" called "Touch Screen Utilities". This new entry has
a sub-menu containing: "Configuration", "Mouse Button Swap" and
"Startup Log".
11. The touch screen must be calibrated after installation to ensure proper
operation. Calibration ensures the touch screen is oriented and aligned
with the video display. To do this use the "Configuration" item from
the "Touch Screen Utilities" start sub-menu. Select "Calibration" and
then "Calibrate". Follow the prompts, touching where instructed. When
satisified with the calibration, choose "Ok" to both save and active
the calibration points defined.
WARNING: Do not use the "General" property sheet of the "Mouse" dialog
to install the driver.
The installation process places the files contained on the installation
diskette into the following locations, on the hard drive where your Windows/95/98
directory resides:
\TOUCH\W9x
README.TXT DEFAULT.INI
TOUCHCFG.EXE TOUCHCFG.HLP
MBSWAP.EXE MBSWAP.HLP
TOUCHINI.EXE TOUCHERR.EXE
TOUCHOSI.DLL UNINSTAL.EXE
UNINSTAL.INF INSX32.DLL
INSX16.DLL
MSVCRT40.DLL XNMHN458.DLL
XNMBA458.DLL XNMTE458.DLL
\WINDOWS\SYSTEM
VSC3D.VXD
3. HOW TO UPGRADE THE TOUCH SCREEN SOFTWARE
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If you need to re-install the Touch Screen Drivers and Utilities, or upgrade
them as the result of a new software release, then the following procedure
must be followed in order to remove the existing driver from the system
before the new one may be installed (via the procedure in Section 2).
1. From the "Start" menu, select "Settings" and then "Control Panel".
2. Open the "System" icon. Select the "Device Manager" property sheet.
3. Expand the "Mouse" icon to show the devices currently installed under
the Mouse class. One of the entries listed should be "Dynapro Thin
Films SC3 Touch Screen Driver".
4. Highlight this driver, and select "Remove". This deletes the driver
from the system configuration.
5. A "Confirm Device Removal" dialog will warning you that you are
about to remove this device from your system. Select "OK".
6. The Device Manager should no longer contain a "Dynapro Thin Film SC3
Touch Screen Driver" entry under the "Mouse" icon. Select "Close" to
finalize the change. You will be returned to the Control panel.
7. Proceed with Steps 2 through 10 in Section 2 to install the touch
screen software from the installation diskette.
Note: in Section 2 Step 9, no startup log will be displayed by the new touch
screen driver. Instead, a dialog prompting you to restart the computer
will appear. Select "Yes" to active the new touch screen driver.
4. CONCURRENT MOUSE AND TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION
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The Windows/95/98 Touch Screen driver supports concurrent mouse and touch
screen operation. To facilitate this, you must ensure that an appropriate
driver is installed for your mouse. The recommended way for to achieve
this is via the "Add New Hardware" Wizard in the Control Panel. Connect
your mouse to the computer and instruct the Wizard to search for new
hardware by selecting "Yes" at the prompt on the first screen. Do NOT
select "No" and manually choose a mouse driver.
Once the Add New Hardware Wizard has detected your mouse and installed
the appropriate mouse driver, your mouse will work concurrently with
the touch screen.
If the Wizard fails to detect your mouse, then it can not be used concurrently
with the touch screen. A mouse that is detectable by Windows/95/98, such as
a Microsoft or Logitech mouse is required.
5. STANDARD TOUCH SCREEN CONFIGURATIONS
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Included with this software is a Touch Screen Configuration Import/Export
Utility (TOUCHINI.EXE). Installed with the touch screen software, this
utility is located in the \TOUCH\W9x directory. The utility allows you
to configure the touch screen driver by importing a file containing the
configuration data into the Windows/95/98 Registry. It will also extract the
current touch screen configuration from the Registry and write it to a file.
By using the TOUCHINI utility, you can easily generate a configuration file
that may be copied to other computers and then imported without requiring
manual configuration of each unit.
Exporting:
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To export the current configuration from the Windows/95/98 Registry into a
file, execute the following command from a Windows/95/98 DOS command prompt:
TOUCHINI /o
This creates a file called TOUCH.INI, which contains an ASCII representation
of the touch screen configuration. You can override the default filename
by specifying a file after the /o command line option (for example,
"TOUCHINI /oCONFIG.INI"). This file can later be used to import the same
configuration into your unit, as per the import instructions which follow.
Importing:
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Also included with this software is a default touch screen configuration
file (DEFAULT.INI) located in \TOUCH\W9x directory. To import this
configuration file into the Windows/95/98 Registry execute the following
command from a Windows/95/98 DOS command prompt:
TOUCHINI /iDEFAULT.INI
The new configuration will take effect the next time you restart Windows/95/98.
IMPORTANT: all previous touch screen configuration (except calibration) is
erased during the import process.
6. UNINSTALLING THE TOUCH SCREEN DRIVER SOFTWARE
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To uninstall the touchscreen software you can use utility placed on your
Touch Screen directory "\TOUCH\W9x".
From the "Start" menu, select "Run" and enter the full path to the
uninstallation utility (e.g. C:\TOUCH\W9x\UNINSTAL.EXE) and follow the
instructions.
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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.