Panasonic TY-TP42P8S, TY-TP50P8S User Manual

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Operating Instructions

Touch Panel

Model No.

TY-TP42P8-S TY-TP50P8-S

Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read these instructions completely. Please keep this manual for future reference.

English

TQZW464

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Table of Contents

Warnings and precautions ........................................................ 3

Warnings ......................................................................... 3

Precautions ..................................................................... 3

Cautions when in use...................................................... 4

Setup location ................................................................. 4

Maintenance ................................................................... 5

If something abnormal happens...................................... 5

Accessories ............................................................................... 6

Touch panel unit ........................................................................ 6

Setup procedure........................................................................ 7

Attachment of the touch panel to the plasma display................ 8

Connection between the computer and plasma display.......... 10

Installation of the USB driver................................................... 11

In case of Windows 98SE ............................................. 12

In case of Windows ME ................................................ 14

In case of Windows 2000 .............................................. 16

In case of Windows XP ................................................. 18

Installation of the Touch Panel Driver ...................................... 21

Uninstallation of the Touch Panel Driver ................................. 22

Setup the program .................................................................. 23

Troubleshooting ...................................................................... 34

Specifications .......................................................................... 35

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Warnings and precautions

Warnings

Do not allow the equipment to get wet.

• If liquid splashes onto the equipment, wipe off with a dry cloth. In the unlikely event that liquid gets inside the

product, unplug the USB cable and contact your dealer. Using the product with liquid still inside may cause a fire, electric shock or malfunction.

Do not disassemble or modify the equipment.

• Doing so may cause a fire, electric shock or malfunction.

Do not touch the edge of the infrared transmissive filter on the touch panel.

• The edge of the infrared transmissive filter is sharp; you may be injured if you touch it.

Stop using the equipment if anything abnormal occurs.

• In the unlikely event that something abnormal occurs (like the equipment emitting smoke or an odor), unplug the

USB cable and contact your dealer. Using the product in this condition may cause a fire, electric shock or malfunction.

Precautions

When unplugging the USB cable, be sure to grip the connector.

• Unplugging by pulling on the cord may cause cord damage, a fire or electric shock.

Do not place the equipment in a location subject to high humidity or excessive dust.

• Doing so may cause a fire, electric shock or malfunction.

Do not place the equipment in a location where it may be exposed to smoke or steam, or near a stove, kitchen sink or humidifier.

Do not place the equipment in a location where it may be exposed to direct sunlight.

• Internal temperature may rise and cause a fire.

• This equipment has an optic touch panel that uses infrared rays. Direct sunlight contains infrared rays, and this may

interfere with touch panel operation.

Before moving the equipment, unplug the USB cable.

• Failure to do so may damage the cord, and cause a fire or electric shock.

If the equipment will not be used for a long time, unplug the USB cable.

• To ensure safety, be sure to unplug the USB cable from the socket.

Do not place the equipment on an unstable surface, or in a location subject to heavy vibration.

• If the equipment tips over or falls, it may cause injury or malfunction. In the unlikely event that the equipment is

damaged, unplug the USB cable and contact your dealer. Using the equipment in this condition may cause a fire, electric shock or malfunction.

Do not lie the touch panel unit face down or place a plasma display on top of it.

• The weight of the plasma display will be applied to the touch panel unit and may cause malfunction.

Do not move the equipment after attaching the touch panel unit to the plasma display.

• The weight of the plasma display will be applied to the touch panel unit and may cause malfunction.

Do not touch components inside the touch panel unit.

• Directly touching components inside the touch panel unit may cause malfunction.

Do not place the equipment in a hot or cold location.

• Using the equipment in an extremely hot or cold location may cause malfunction.

Do not use fluids like benzene, thinner or alcohol to clean the equipment.

• Doing so may cause deformation or ruin the finish by discoloration.

To prevent incorrect operation, do not use other equipment utilizing infrared rays near this equipment.

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Warnings and precautions

Cautions when in use

Always keep the touch panel clean

• This optical touch panel utilizes infrared rays and may operate incorrectly if the infrared transmissive part becomes

soiled. Use a soft dry cloth to clean the infrared transmissive part once every day.

Use a power supply within the rated voltage range

• Be sure that the power supply used conforms to the rated voltage. Use with a power supply exceeding the rating

may cause incorrect operation or malfunction.

Keep the equipment away from locations subject to heavy electrical noise

• Avoid use near equipment that produces excessive electrical noise. Noise may enter the equipment via the power

supply or interface and cause incorrect operation.

Do not touch the infrared transmissive area until starting OS

• After turning on the PC, be sure not to touch the infrared transmissive area on the screen until the PC has completed

the starting of its OS. If this is not observed, device errors may be detected by the PC and subsequently it will not operate correctly. Should this occur, please restart the PC.

• When connecting or disconnecting the USB cable, be careful not to touch the infrared transmissive area.

Keep foreign matter out of the equipment.

• Do not allow metal objects or combustible material to fall or be inserted into the equipment through openings. Using

the equipment with foreign matter inside may cause problems such as electric shock or malfunction.

Keep away from water

• If water or any other liquid gets inside the equipment it may cause fire, electric shock or malfunction. Do not place

containers that hold liquid (flower vases, fish bowls, cosmetics, chemicals or water) on top of the equipment.

Do not place heavy objects on the equipment.

• The touch panel is made of sheet metal. It is dangerous to place heavy objects on top of it.

Setup location

Before setting up the touch panel, select an optimal location by following the precautions below.

Places where the equipment should not be setup include:

• Locations subject to extremely high or low temperature

• Locations subject to high humidity

• Locations exposed to direct sunlight, and locations near powerful light sources (This is an optical touch panel, so you should be particularly careful of this point)

• Locations subject to excessive dust

• Locations exposed to shock or vibration

• Locations near emissions of chemicals or steam, or locations where contact may be made with chemicals

• Locations near sources of electrical noise (generators, air conditioners etc.)

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Warnings and precautions

Maintenance

∗Be sure to unplug the USB cable before cleaning the equipment.

Clean the inside of the equipment once a year.

• The equipment is of semi-sealed construction, so dust may eventually accumulate inside. This may cause poor

operation due to a reduction in the level of infrared light available for touch detection. Cleaning frequency will vary depending on the setup location; if in doubt consult the dealer from whom you purchased the equipment.

• Be careful not to touch the infrared transmissive area on the screen of the plasma display and rub the screen with

excessive force.

Cleaning of the infrared transmissive area

• Once a day, use a soft cloth to wipe off any soiling or debris on the infrared transmissive area. Failure to do so will

cause a malfunction, but on such an occurrence you can restore normal function simply by gently wiping the soiling off. If soiling is severe, wet a cloth in household detergent diluted in water, wring well, wipe off the soiled part, and then wipe well with a dry cloth.

• Be aware that if you apply volatile fluids such as thinner, benzene or insecticide, or allow long-term contact with

products containing materials such as rubber or vinyl, the surface of the equipment may discolor or deform. Also, be careful of wiping with chemically-treated cloths, because such action may cause similar to happen.

If something abnormal happens

If the equipment starts to smoke or emit a strange odor

• It is extremely dangerous to continue using the equipment in such a malfunctioning state.

Immediately unplug the USB cable from the computer, and request the dealer from which you purchased the equipment for repair.

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Accessories

Check that all accessories are included. Quantities are indicated in parentheses.

Operating Instruction Books (9)

• English

• French

• German

• Spanish

• Japanese

• Italiano

• Chinese

• Russian

• Ukrainian

USB cable (1) Length: 2 m (6.56 ft)

Mounting brackets [A] TY-TP42P8-S (4) TY-TP50P8-S (2)

Mounting brackets [B] TY-TP50P8-S (3)

CD-ROM (1)

• USB driver software

• Touch Panel Driver software

Mounting screws [A] for Mounting brackets [A, B] TY-TP42P8-S (8) TY-TP50P8-S (10)

Touch panel unit

(Front)

Mounting bracket for USB cable (1)

Mounting brackets [C] TY-TP50P8-S (2)

Mounting screws for USB cable (2)

Mounting screws for Mounting brackets [C] TY-TP50P8-S (4)

Left

Right

Light receiver for optional touch pen (TY-TPEN6)

This is for receiving light signals from the special-purpose touch pen. If this part is obstructed, the equipment will not be able to correctly receive signals. Note that it protrudes, so be careful not to hit it. (touch pen is optional)

(Rear)

USB

USB connector

Used to connect to the PC USB connector with

Pen

USB

OFF ON

a USB cable.

Selection switch

ON: Touch pen mode (when using the optional

Pen

OFF ON

touch pen)

OFF: Handwriting mode

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Setup procedure

Attachment of the touch panel to

the plasma display

Connection between the computer and the plasma display

................P 8

..............P 10

3 Installation of USB Driver .............. P 11

4 Installation of Touch Panel Driver ..............P 21

5 Setup Program ..............P 23

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Attachment of the touch panel to the plasma display

Attach the mounting bracket. [A] (TY-TP42P8-S)

(1) Orientate the mounting bracket [A] so that the side lined

with cushion faces the touch panel.

(2) During attachment of the touch panel to the display, lift

the bracket to its highest point so that it does not strike the display and tentatively fasten to the upper part of 2 points to the left and right.

Attach the mounting bracket. [B] (TY-TP50P8-S)

(1) Orientate the mounting bracket [B] so that the side lined

with tape faces the touch panel.

(2) During attachment of the touch panel to the display, lift

the bracket to its highest point so that it does not strike the display and tentatively fasten to the upper part of 2 points to the left and right.

Attach the touch panel to the display front surface.

Be careful not to strike the touch panel on the display.

Attachment precautions

Mounting Screw [A]

Mounting bracket [A] or [B]

Pad (Cushion)

To uch panel (Rear Side)

Never attach a plasma display onto the touch panel by placing the touch panel on a flat surface. Doing so may damage the infrared sensor on the touch panel. If you cause a malfunction by attempting attachment in this way, you will be charged for repairs.

Plasma Display

Stand

Touch Panel

Attach the mounting bracket. [C] (For TY-TP50P8-S Only)

Tentatively fasten a fixing screw in the left and right speaker mounting screw holes on the rear of the touch panel and plasma display to attach the mounting bracket [C].

Screw [C]

Mounting bracket [C]

Attach mounting bracket [C]

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Attachment of the touch panel to the plasma display

Lower the tentatively fastened mounting bracket.

Loosen the tentatively fastened bracket mounting screws, and lower the mounting bracket.

Fasten mounting brackets. [A], [B]

Fasten mounting brackets [A], [B] to the display.

•TY-TP42P8-S Mounting bracket [A] (4 points in total)

TY-TP50P8-S Only

•TY-TP50P8-S Mounting bracket [A] (2 points in total) Mounting bracket [B] (3 points in total)

Fasten the touch panel.

Fasten the touch panel to the display. After hand tightening the bracket mounting screws, tighten them further using a flathead screwdriver. Fasten so there is no large gap between the touch panel and the display front surface. Be careful not to overtighten the mounting bracket screws as this will cause warping.

Mounting bracket [B]

Mounting bracket [A]

Fasten mounting brackets. [C] (TY-TP50P8-S Only)

Secure the mounting bracket [C] by using a Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the tentatively fastened screw.

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Connection between the computer and plasma display

Connection with computer

USB connector

USB

USB cable

Plasma Display (Rear view)

Pen

OFF ON

Computer

Touch Panel

∗ Check that the USB power supply of the computer being used is rated at 500 mA.

(1) Connect the plasma display and computer with the VGA cable. (2) Turn on power in the following sequence: 1: Plasma Display, 2: Computer. (3) Switch the plasma display input signal to the computer. (4) After the computer OS starts up, connect the touch panel and computer with the USB cable. (5) Insert the CD-ROM containing the USB driver into the CD drive of the computer, start the install wizard, and install

the USB driver software by following the instructions on the screen.

Notes:

• After the computer OS has finished starting up, connect the USB cable.

• If you connect using a USB hub, you must supply power to the USB hub.

• For details on USB driver software setup, see “USB driver setup.” (See below)

• After USB driver setup, you must set up the touch panel driver software. (See page 21)

• If the infrared transmissive part of the screen is accidentally obstructed (such as by your finger) while connecting the USB, an element defect will be detected. If you use the system in that state, it may respond poorly to touch. If this happens, remove the USB cable and insert it again. You do not need to restart the computer.

In order to prevent the USB cable from being pulled out, use the

following procedure to attach the fixing bracket.

Fix the USB cable fixing bracket onto the USB cable.

Line up the fixing bracket screw hole with the

hole on the touch panel.

Fix the bracket in place using the two fixing

screws.

Installation of the USB driver

In case of Windows 98 Second Edition (SE) ............ page 12

In case of Windows Millennium Edition (ME) ............ page 14

In case of Windows 2000 .......................................... page 16

In case of Windows XP ............................................. page 18

Mounting bracket for USB cable (accessory)

USB cable (accessory)

USB

Pen

OFF ON

Mounting screws for USB cable (accessory)

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Installation of the USB Driver

Function

The control software provides the following functionality.

• Supplies a software interface for application programs that simulates the output of a mouse. This is achieved by converting touch panel output data into that which is compatible with the protocol used by the Microsoft serial mouse input. This makes it possible to operate existing applications and develop new applications employing the touch panel as if it were a mouse.

• Enables the changing of touch panel operation settings by using the touch panel setting program.

Operating environment

Personal computer PC/AT compatible machine (DOS/V machine)

Models equipped with a USB port and CD-ROM drive

Compatible OS Windows 98 Second Edition

Windows Millennium Edition

Windows 2000

Windows XP (Service Pack 1 or later recommended)

• The touch panel and control software can be used simultaneously without mutual interference with any pointing device that does not use the serial port, such as a PS/2 mouse.

• Before installing the control software, the COM port address and interrupts must be set correctly, and the COM port must be operating correctly.

• You cannot use this software simultaneously with applications that use the COM port (such as hyper terminal).

• If you use this software with applications that require large amounts of CPU time (for example, playing movie files), problems may be encountered with their operation, such as missing movie frames or delays in mouse pointer tracking.

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Installation of the USB Driver

Install USB Driver

First, PC is started, and then Windows is started. The CD-ROM with USB driver software is inserted into the CD-ROM drive. Next, touch panel and PC are connected with a USB cable. (see page 10) When a USB cable is connected, “Add New Hardware Wizard” is indicated.

Click on this button.

Next, choose this item.

In case of Windows 98 SE

Click on this button.

Next, choose this CD-ROM drive.

Click on this button.

The following screen is displayed when the driver file on the CD-ROM is found and is ready to be copied.

Click on this button.

Then, the driver file is copied and setup.

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Installation of the USB Driver

Setup is completed when all the files of the driver are copied.

Click to close this wizard.

The new hardware window is displayed again, and the

driver for the assumed COM port is installed.

COM port number is confirmed with “Device Manager”

Click on [Start]

Double-click on “the system” icon of the control panel, and open the properties of the system.

The properties of the system are opened.

Then click on the “Device Manager” tab.

Double-click “Ports [COM&LPT]”. Confirm that “USB-

Serial for Touch Panel V2 (COMx)” is found in “Ports [COM&LPT]”.

(COMx) is the COM port number for using a touch panel. As for the COM port number, the setup number varies in the use environment of the PC.

Next, double-click “Universal Serial Bus controllers”.

[Settings]

[Control Panel]

Confirm that “MATSUSHITA USB-Serial Bridge for Touch

Panel V2” is found in “Universal Serial Bus controllers”.

Click on this button.

The setup of the USB driver is finished.

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Installation of the USB Driver

In case of Windows ME

Install USB Driver

Choose “Automatic search for a better driver

[Recommended]”.

Click on this button.

Then, the driver file is copied and setup.

In case of Windows ME

Click to close this wizard.

The new hardware window is displayed again, and the

driver for the assumed COM port is installed.

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Installation of the USB Driver

COM port number is confirmed with “Device Manager”

Click on [Start]

Double-click on “the system” icon of the control panel, and open the properties of the system.

The properties of the system opens. Next, click on the

“Device Manager” tab.

Double-click “Ports [COM&LPT]”.

Confirm that “USB-Serial for Touch Panel V2 (COMx)” is found in “Ports [COM&LPT]”. (COMx) is the COM port number for using a touch panel.

As for the COM port number, the setup number varies in the use environment of the PC.

Next, double-click “Universal Serial Bus controllers”.

[Settings]

[Control Panel]

Confirm that “MATSUSHITA USB-Serial Bridge for Touch

Panel V2” is found in “Universal Serial Bus controllers”.

Click on this button.

The setup of the USB driver is finished.

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Installation of the USB Driver

Install USB Driver

First, PC is started, and then Windows is started. The CD-ROM with USB driver software is inserted into the CD-ROM drive. Next, touch panel and PC are connected with a USB cable. (see page 10)

When a USB cable is connected, it is recognized as a new hardware, and a message is indicated.

Setup Wizard will start.

Click on this button.

In case of Windows 2000

“Install Hardware Device Drivers” is indicated.

Choose this item.

Click on this button.

“Locate Driver Files” is indicated.

Choose “CD-ROM drives”.

Click on this button.

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Installation of the USB Driver

“Driver Files Search Results” is indicated.

Click on this button.

Driver software is set up, and “Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard” is indicated.

Click Finish to close this wizard.

It is recognized as new hardware once again, and the

screen on the left is displayed.

COM port number is confirmed with “Device Manager”

Click on [Start]

Double-click on “the system” icon of the control panel, and open the properties of the system.

The properties of the system opens, click on the

“Hardware” tab. Then click on the “Device Manager” button.

Double-click “Ports [COM&LPT]”.

Confirm that “USB-Serial for Touch Panel V2 (COMx)” is found in “Ports [COM&LPT]”.

[Settings]

[Control Panel]

(COMx) is the COM port number for using a touch panel. As for the COM port number, the setup number varies in the use environment of the PC.

The setup of the USB driver is finished.

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Installation of the USB Driver

Install USB Driver

Click on this button.

Next, though the following warning message is indicated, there is no problem.

In case of Windows XP

Click on this button.

A driver file is copied and set up.

Setup is completed when all the files of the driver are copied.

Click on the “Finish” button to close the wizard.

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Installation of the USB Driver

COM port number is confirmed with “Device Manager”

Click on [Start]

Double-click on “the system” icon of the control panel, and open the properties of the system.

The properties of the system opens. Next click on the

“Hardware” tab. Then click on the “Device Manager” button.

Double-click “Ports [COM&LPT]”. Confirm that “USB-

Serial for Touch Panel V2 (COMx)” is found in “Ports [COM&LPT]”.

(COMx) is the COM port number for using a touch panel. As for the COM port number, the setup number varies in the use environment of the PC.

The setup of the USB driver is finished.

[Settings]

[Control Panel]

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Installation of the USB Driver

About the COM port

When it is set up, the USB driver is recognized as a COM port of the PC. Specify this COM number when you don't use an automatic connection. The setup number varies in the use environment of the PC.

Notes for Installation of USB driver

(Windows 2000/XP) After the installation of the driver is completed, a new hardware wizard will not be displayed even if a USB cable is re-connected to the PC. However, it is recognized as a new hardware, and a setup wizard is indicated when it is connected to a port which is different from the USB port which did the setup of the driver. In this case, cancel the setup, and connect it to the USB port, where the driver was setup.

If you unplug and plug USB cable quickly, the PC sometimes does not recognize it. In that case, please reboot PC.

If running Windows XP, the PC may not automatically recognize hardware on insertion or removal of USB cables. It is recommended that Windows XP Service Pack 1 (or later) is installed.

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Installation of the Touch Panel Driver

Install Touch Panel Driver

The CD-ROM contains two different types of control software installers (one for Windows 98SE and Windows ME, and one for Windows 2000 and Windows XP). Start

the set-up file corresponding to the OS you are using.

Note:

When a previous version driver software has been installed, first uninstall it and then install the new driver software.

OS CD-ROM (Installer)

Windows 98SE

Windows ME

Windows 2000

Windows XP

Load the included CD-ROM into a system CD drive. (We will assume here that this is the D drive.) (1) Select [Start] (2) In the [Name] field, input

“D:\English\Win9x_me\setup.exe” or “D:\English\Win2k_xp\setup.exe”. (Input the applicable file name for the OS you are using.)

(3) Click the [OK] button.

The setup program will start.

Click this button to continue.

Click to start.

\English\Win9x_me\setup.exe

\English\Win2k_xp\setup.exe

[Run…].

In the default, it is registered as the startup program. The driver software will start up automatically the next time the unit is turned on.

Click to continue.

The required file is copied.

Installation ends.

Click to end installation of Touch Panel Driver.

Driver software starts when the PC is restarted after installation is finished.

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Uninstallation of the Touch Panel Driver

Delete “tpdrv” from the “Add/Remove Programs” of the “Control Panel”.

In case of Windows 2000

(1) Click on [Start] [Settings] [Control Panel] (2) Double-click on [Add or delete applications]. (3) Click on the [Uninstall] tab. (4) Select “tpdrv” and click on the [Change and delete]

button.

(5) The file delete confirmation screen will be displayed.

Click the [Yes] button. Uninstall will begin.

Note:

You cannot delete the program using Uninstall if the driver is still running. You must stop the driver program first. This may be achieved using one of the following two methods.

USB driver software

• Delete the “tpdrv” short cut from the startup folder, and restart your PC. Then proceed to uninstall the Setup Program.

• Simultaneously hold down the “Ctrl” + “Alt” + “Delete” keys. In the confirmation display that appears, select both “tpdrv” and “tpmenu” and stop them by clicking on “End Task”. Then proceed to uninstall the Setup Program.

Load the included CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive, run the program “Un-Installer.exe” on the CD-ROM, and follow the instructions on the screen to perform uninstall.

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Setup program

The setup program is to set communication ports and various operation modes and to carry out calibration or so on. Performing setup in the initial state saves the modified contents in “tpdrv.ini” setting file in “C:\Program Files\tpdrv” folder. Those contents are still valid at the time of the next startup.

Setup of a basic Mode

(see page 24)

Pressing any button displays the setting window relative to that item to permit changes in set values. Changes to each item are reflected to the driver software in operation when closing the window. Pressing the [Close] button after completion of all settings records all set values in “tpdrv.ini”.

Adds a Setup Program short cut onto the task bar.

Cursor Position Fine Adjustment

As the result of carrying out calibration, the mouse cursor appears at the touched position normally. If the cursor position is off slightly for some reason, use these buttons.

Calibration Mode

Target is displayed in the order of upper left, bottom left and upper right. And calibration is completed.

Touch a target

(Press any key for cancellation.)

User Setting

(see page 26)

(see page 32)

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Setup program

Setup of basic settings

Communication Port

This sets the COM port of connecting PC. The port being used for connection with the touch panel is selected.

Calibration Mode

When “Auto connect” is chosen, driver software detects it automatically, and it is set up.

If it isn't possible to connect automatically, choose a connecting port.

Connecting port number will vary depending upon the environment of PC.

(1) Normal

Please select this mode when you caliblate normally.

(2) Special

Please select this mode if you can not caliblate normally. (ex:display is zoomed.)

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Palm Touch

Setup of Touch Pen ID

Setup program

(1) Off

Please select this mode in case of touching display by finger or touch pen.

(2) On

Please select this mode in case of touching display by plam.

Touch Pen ID indication

ID of the optional touch pen is selected on the touch panel side.

(1) ID Prohibition

Regardless of the ID number, the signal is accepted.

(2) ID No.1 - 4

Only the signal of the optional touch pen with the same ID is accepted.

ID of the optional touch pen presently being used is indicated.

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Setup program

Calibration Mode

Pressing the [Calibration] button on the main window activates the calibration screen to carry out calibration of the detection of the Touch Panel and PC (in order to place the mouse cursor at the touched position).

Briefly touch the center of the target displayed on the screen in order as they appear. Target is displayed in the order of upper left, bottom left, and upper right.

To stop calibration, press any key on the keyboard. Once calibration is carried out, the calibrated value is saved in the setting file. Since the calibrated value is read from the setting file at the time of the next startup, there is no need to carry out calibration again.

In case of normal setting

Calibration Screen is indicated in order as follows.

∗

To continue the calibration, click on the mouse.

(To terminate, press any key)

Touch on the center of the target.

(To terminate, press any key)

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Calibration Mode

Setup program

Touch on the center of the target.

(To terminate, press any key)

Touch on the center of the target.

(To terminate, press any key)

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Setup program

Calibration Mode

In case of special setting

Calibration Screen is indicated in order as follows.

∗

To continue the calibration, click on the mouse.

(To terminate, press any key)

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Calibration Mode

Setup program

Left click on upper left corner of the display.

(To terminate, press any key)

Left click on lower right corner of the display.

(To terminate, press any key)

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Setup program

Calibration Mode

Can you see three targets within the display area?

Yes Left click

No Right click

(To terminate, press any key)

Touch on the center of the target.

(To terminate, press any key)

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Calibration Mode

Setup program

Touch on the center of the target.

(To terminate, press any key)

Touch on the center of the target.

(To terminate, press any key)

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Setup program

User Setting

The following window is displayed by pushing the user setting button of the Touch Panel setting program menu.

Click Mode (See next page)

Double click Time

Time interval when double-clicking is set up. Time between the first touch and the second touch is set. When the second touch is performed within the set time, it is recognized as double click. Available time settings are 0.2 to 1.0 seconds within the interval of 0.2 seconds.

In Windows use “slow” mouse setting when you want to change this setup.

Double click Area

Sets the effective ranges of double click area. Even if there is some distance between the first and the second touches, it can be recognized as double click. When it is set up “Wide”, it becomes wide, and when it is set up “Narrow”, it becomes narrow. (When compared to “Normal” setting.)

Touch Pen Switch

Sets the function switch of the optional touch pen. (TY-TPEN6)

Right Button

•

By touching a display while pushing the function switch, it works the same as a right mouse button.

Off

•

The function switch of the touch pen is inoperative.

Right Button Tool

When the operation of the right mouse button is performed with the touch panel, this tool is displayed. Touching the tool establishes that only the next touch corresponds to the pressing operation of the right mouse button. After that the normal left mouse button operation is returned.

Left button operation

Right button operation

Off : No tool is displayed.

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Setup program

Click Mode

Drag

Touching the touch panel with your finger corresponds to the holding down operation of the left mouse button. Release of your finger from the touch panel corresponds to the release operation from the left mouse button. Therefore at the time of releasing the finger from the touch panel, click event occurs. In addition, when moving the finger, the mouse cursor follows the movement so that the drag operation is made possible.

Holding the button down

Click on touch

Touching the touch panel corresponds to the single click operation of the left mouse button (ON /OFF of the button). When touching the touch panel, click event occurs. The cursor does not follow the movement of the finger (i.e. drag function not available).

Holding the button down and Releasing the button

Click on Release1

Releasing the finger from the touch panel, click event occurs. While the finger touches the touch panel, no click event occurs. In addition, the cursor does not follow the movement of the finger (i.e. no drag function is available).

Dragging Releasing the button

No change No change

No change No change Holding the button down

Click on Release2

Releasing the finger from the touch panel, click event occurs. For the dragging function, the cursor does not follow the movement of the finger. The dragging action will occur only after you release your finger from the touch screen.

Holding the button down No change Releasing the button

and Releasing the button

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Troubleshooting

Before requesting repairs

Symptom

No response at all to input

Suddenly stops responding during operation

Check the USB cable

Check that the USB cable is securely connected.

Check extraneous light

Check whether there is (or might be) any equipment in the surrounding area that uses a powerful light source or infrared light. The touch panel is an optic type that uses infrared light. Extraneous light containing infrared radiation may interfere with operation. Fluorescent lamps: These are not a problem because they do not produce

Sunlight: This is not a problem if there is no direct exposure. Incandescent light bulbs: These require caution because they produce the most

Check extraneous light

Sunlight: This is not a problem if there is no direct exposure. Incandescent light bulbs: These require caution because they produce the most

Check for incorrect operation due to electrical noise

The microcomputer in the Touch Panel may operate incorrectly if any sources of electrical noise are close to it. Keep such sources of electrical noise as far away as possible from the Touch Panel.

Please check the following points.

Check

infrared light.

infrared light. Keep such light sources as far away as possible from the touch panel.

infrared light.

infrared light. Keep such light sources as far away as possible from the touch panel.

Response is slow

There are some parts that do not respond

Check for incorrect operation due to electrical noise

The microcomputer in the Touch Panel may operate incorrectly if any sources of electrical noise are close to it. Keep such sources of electrical noise as far away as possible from the Touch Panel.

Check object used for input (not by finger)

Check whether input is being done using an object smaller than a finger. If input is attempted using an object smaller than 6 mm x 6 mm wide, the coordinates of the infrared beam may not be detected. Do not attempt to enter data using a device with dimensions of 2 mm by 2 mm or less. This may slow detection or result in no detection at all.

Check object used for input (not by finger)

Did you touch the infrared transmissive area on the screen before the PC had

completed the starting of its OS? If so, please restart your PC.

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Specifications

Model Number

Type

Power Source

Voltage

Electric current

Supply system

Touch Panel

Detection system

Panel window (W × H)

Detection range (W × H)

Effective detection range

Resolution (W × H)

Detection pitch

Output system

Number of optic elements (W × H)

Optic element pitch (W × H)

Minimum stylus size (W × H)

Touch pen

USB Interface (USB 1.1)

TY-TP42P8-S TY-TP50P8-S

Optic Touch Panel

DC + 5 V ± 10 %

DC + 5 V Max 400 mA

from USB Bus Power (DC + 5 V Max 500 mA)

Infrared obstruction detection system

945.2 mm × 531.2 mm (37.2 ″ × 20.9 ″) 112 9.2 mm × 645.2 mm (44.4 ″ × 25.4 ″)

920 mm × 516 mm (36.2 ″ × 20.3 ″) 1104 mm × 620 mm (43.4 ″ × 24.4 ″)

Detection range + 1.0 mm (0.04 ″) at the top, bottom, left and right

1,841 × 1,033 ∗1 2,209 × 1,241 ∗1

2.0 mm × 2.0 mm (0.08 ″ × 0.08 ″)

Coordinate output

231 × 130 elements 277 × 156 elements

4.0 mm × 4.0 mm (0.16 ″ × 0.16 ″)

6.0 mm × 6.0 mm (0.24 ″ × 0.24 ″)

Infrared system

Terminal No. and Signal name

(TYPE B) USB cable length: 2 m (6.56 ft)

DATA 2

+DATA

12 43

1 Vcc

4 GND

Temperature

Humidity

Resistance to extraneous light

Panel form

External dimensions (W × H × T)

Weight

Extruded material

When operating: 0°C (32°F) to 40°C (104°F) (temperature gradient 25°C (77°F)/hr max.) ∗2 When operating: 20% to 80% (must be no condensation) ∗2

Lateral light: 2,000 lux MIN +20% (angle of incidence: 20°)

Frontal light: 10,000 lux MIN

1,073 mm × 659 mm × 69 mm 1,257 mm × 773 mm × 69 mm

(42.2 ″ × 25.9 ″ × 2.7 ″) (49.5 ″ × 30.4 ″ × 2.7 ″)

(Excluding mounting brackets) (Excluding mounting brackets)

approx. 5.0 kg (11 lbs) Excluding mounting brackets approx. 5.8 kg (12.7 lbs) Excluding mounting brackets

+20%

(angle of incidence: 90°)

Flat panel (Flat type)

Aluminum

Notes:

∗1 When it is used with exclusive driver software. ∗2 This applies to the touch panel alone. When the panel is attached to a device such as a PDP, follow the

environmental conditions for the device being used.

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Specifications

External dimensions

TY-TP42P8-S

Unit: mm (Inch)

External dimensions

TY-TP50P8-S

Unit: mm (Inch)

63.9 (2.5)63.9 (2.5)

659 (25.9)

518 (20.4)

63.9 (2.5)63.9 (2.5)

63.9 (2.5)

1,073 (42.2)

945.2 (37.2)

797 (31.4)138 (5.4) 138 (5.4)

1,257 (49.5)

1,106 (43.5)

63.9 (2.5)

25.5 (1.0)35.5 (1.4)

63.9 (2.5)

(2.4)

8 (0.3)

773 (30.4)

645.2 (25.4)

25.5 (1.0)35.5 (1.4)

(2.4)

797 (31.4)230 (9.1) 230 (9.1)

8 (0.3)

Customer’s Record

The model number and serial number of this product can be found on its bottom side. You should note this serial number in the space provided below and retain this book, plus your purchase receipt, as a permanent record of your purchase to aid in identification in the event of theft or loss, and for Warranty Service purposes. Warranty conditions are managed by distributors to meet the standards set by each country. For details, contact your dealer where you made your purchase.

Model Number Serial Number

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.

Web Site : http://www.panasonic.co.jp/global/

Printed in Japan

M1005T0