User manual PANASONIC TY-TP65P10S

[. . . ] Operating Instructions Touch Panel Model No. TY-TP65P10S Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read these instructions completely. Please keep this manual for future reference. English TQZH948 Accessories Before assembling, attaching and connecting anything, check all accessories have been included in the product package. USB cable 3 m (1) Ferrite core (1) Operating Instructions (8) · Japanese · English · German · French · Italian · Spanish · Russian · Ukrainian Mounting bracket A (2) Mounting bracket B (2) Vertical mounting bracket (2) CD-ROM (1) Driver software USB cable anchor (1) Mounting screw A (9) Mounting screw B (12) Touch pen (1) (p. 7) · Illustrations and screens appearing in these operating instructions are conceptual views and may differ from the actual equipment. [. . . ] The Driver software starts up. Method 2 Select [Start] [All programs] [LSaDrv] [LSaDrv Driver]. The Driver software starts up. When the Driver software starts up, the icon will appear at the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. When running When cable is disconnected (If the USB cable is disconnected, an X appears over the icon. ) The touch panel works only when the touch panel and computer are connected over a USB cable. Note The touch panel may not respond smoothly for a while after the Driver software starts up. Control Panel Startup There are two ways to start up the setup panel. Method 1 Click on the icon in the task tray and select "Control Panel" from the menu that appears. The setup panel starts up. Method 2 Select [Start] [All Programs] [LSaDrv] [LSaDrv Control Panel]. The setup panel starts up. Exit Driver Software Click on the icon in the task tray and select "Exit driver" from the menu that appears. 20 Touch Panel Setup Explanation of Setup Panel Items The setup panel has three tabs: "Touch setting", "Basic setting" and "Multi monitor". * <Common Area> Touch screen: The combo box contains "Common setting" and names of registered touch panels. It is used to select touch panels for setting. The setup selected for "Common setting" is applied when the "Common setting is used" checkbox is selected when setting up registered touch panels. Apply: Applies the setup to the operation. Cancel: Ends the setup panel without doing anything. OK: Applies the setup to the operation and quits the setup panel. Select: Opens the "Please touch a touch screen" dialog box. If the touched panel is already registered, it appears in the combo box. Operation * : When you tick "Using Multi-monitor. " on the "Basic setting" tab, the "Multi monitor" tab and "Touch screen" will appear. 21 Touch Panel Setup (Explanation of Setup Panel Items) Touch setting This tab is for optimizing touch panel use. 29) Click action: This is the best setting if often using clicking operations (i. e. , web link clicks, etc. ). Drag action: This is the best setting if often using dragging operations (i. e. , drawing, electronic blackboards, etc. ). User setting: Applies the setup selected in the combo box. Default: Restores the setting made when the Driver software was first installed. Basic setting This tab is for making the basic settings for using the touch panel. Calibration (positioning): Aligns the touch position and cursor position. 27) Click mode: Sets the click operation used when touching the touch panel. 23) Using Multi-monitor: Select the "Using Multi-monitor. " checkbox to connect the touch panel with multiple monitors. Advanced: (p. 25, 26) 22 Touch Panel Setup (Explanation of Setup Panel Items) · Click mode Operation Drag (default) When the pen touches the touch panel, the computer reacts like the mouse button was held down. When the pen is lifted off the touch panel, the computer reacts like the mouse button was released. Moving the pen across the touch panel is like dragging. [. . . ] A single touch panel will use anywhere from 50 to 80% of the USB bandwidth of a single host controller, therefore only one touch panel can be connected to a host controller at a time. In such case, free up the necessary bandwidth by methods such as connecting the touch panels to another USB host controller and disconnecting USB devices that are not being used from the same host controller. Some computers have only one host controller despite the fact that they have two USB ports, therefore the number of USB ports does not always equal the number of host controllers. If you do not have enough host controllers, connect a USB 2. 0 hub to an open USB port to increase the number of host controllers. [. . . ]