Elo TouchSystems CA 95035 User Manual

Elo Touch Solutions Multi-touch Driver Package User Manual

Elo Touch Solutions
1033 McCarthy Blvd
Milpitas, CA 95035

Package Version: 6.3.0

Release Date: July 17, 2014

Supported OS:

Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows 8 / 8.1
Windows Server 2012 / 2012R2

Supported Touch Technologies:

iTouch (SAW)

iTouch Plus (SAW)

pCap

Optical

IntelliTouch (SAW)

IntelliTouch Plus (SAW)

AccuTouch

CarrollTouch (IR)

PulseTouch

Supported Touch Controllers:

iTouch Plus (dual touch): 2515-0

IntelliTouch Plus (dual touch): 2510, 2515-7, 2520, 2521

AccuTouch (single touch): 2210, 2216, 2218

IntelliTouch (single touch): 2310, 2500, 2700, 2701

Carroll Touch IR (single touch): 4000, 4500

Surface Capacitive (single touch): 5000, 5010, 5020

Projected Capacitive (up to 10-touch).

Supported Languages:

Chinese Simplified

Chinese Traditional

English

French

German

Italian

Japanese

Portuguese

Spanish

1. INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS

The user must be logged into an Administrator account to run the Elo Setup installer.

1.1 Installation

• Double click on EloSetup.exe

• Accept the installation agreement and proceed with the installation process.

1.2 Uninstallation

• Launch the Control Panel and choose Programs and Features.

• Select to remove “Elo Touch Solutions 6.3.0.x”.

1.3 Silent Installation

• Open the command line shell as an administrator and go to the root of the installation
package (where EloSetup.exe is located).

• Input “EloSetup.exe /s /iu”

To create a log during installation, use command line below:
Input “EloSetup.exe /s /iu /f2log.txt”

• Exit the command line window

1.4 Silent Uninstallation

• Open the command line shell as an Administrator and go to the root of the installation
path (i.e., C:\Program Files\Elo Touch Solutions\...).

• Input “EloX.exe /s /u”

• Exit the command line window.

2. Setup options

2.1 To show setup option, type “EloSetup /?” in command line.

2.2 Setup for Single-Touch:

If single-touch is preferred, follow the steps below:

• Locate the Elo driver installation package.

• Locate and open the “Common” folder in the package.

• Locate and open the EloOptions.ini file.

• Change the “EnableOneTouch” value from 0 to 1, and save the file.

• Run EloSetup.exe

Note: All multi-touch functions will be disabled in this scenario. This change in EloOptions.ini
must be done before you install the Elo driver package.

2.3 Setup for Maximum Touch:

If maximum number of touch is to be determined, follow the steps below:

• Locate the Elo driver installation package.

• Locate and open the “Common” folder in the package.

• Locate and open the EloOptions.ini file.

• Change the “MaxTouch” value from 1 to 10 under “UserDefinedData” section, and save

the file.

• Run EloSetup.exe

3. Configuration Program: EloConfig.exe

This is the configuration tool for the Elo Multi-Touch drivers. The setup program will launch the tool at the
end of the installation. This program will be running in the background and will launch when the user
starts it from the Window’s Control Panel, or manually execute it from the desktop icon.

The following is a description of each of the buttons located in the Elo Touch Screen Configuration
application:

3.1 Restart Windows Touch Service

Select this option to restart Windows Touch Service in case no touch is reported. Applicable on
Windows 7 only regardless of service packs.

3.2 Calibrate Touch Screens

This feature serves two functions:

• Map your monitor using Microsoft’s monitor mapping utility

• Calibrate your Elo touch screen(s) using Elo’s calibration tool.

The Microsoft monitor mapping utility enables users on Windows 7 and Windows 8/8.1 systems to
map touch input to the correct touch monitor.

The Elo calibration tool is used to calibrate touch recognition on supported Elo touch screen
monitors. After touching all 3 targets, the screen will show "Accept" and "Retry" buttons. The user
can then test the calibration accuracy before selecting either “Accept” (saving calibration data) or
“Retry” (re-doing the 3-point calibration).

Note: Some advanced settings under “Touch Screen Properties” will not be configured until the
touch screen has been calibrated.

Users may also start the calibration tool from command line from the “Elo Touch Solutions” directory
under “Program Files” by typing “EloConfig.exe /align”.

3.3 Touch Screen Properties

Launching “Touch Screen Properties” will display various properties of each connected (and
supported) Elo touch screen such as Monitor Resolution, Controller Serial Number, Controller
Firmware Version, etc. In addition to this information, users will be given the ability to “Disable
Touch” and “Restore default calibration”. Also in this utility are the following three advanced options:

3.3.1 Cursor Edge Acceleration (CEA)

The Cursor Edge Acceleration tool is used to increase sensitivity along the edges of the touch
screen. This option allows users to access areas of the screen that would otherwise be limited by
the frame of the monitor. Note that CEA may not be configured until the monitor has been
calibrated.