Panasonic TY-TP65P10S User Manual

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. Quantities are indicated in ( ).

USB cable 3 m (1)

Operating Instructions (8)

CD-ROM (1)

Ferrite core (1)

 

Driver software

• Japanese

• English

• German

• French

• Italian

• Spanish

• Russian

• Ukrainian

Mounting bracket A (2)

Mounting bracket B (2)

Vertical mounting

 

 

bracket (2)

USB cable anchor (1)

Mounting screw A (9)

Mounting screw B (12)

Touch pen (1)

Velcro strip (2)

(p. 7)

(p. 7)

Illustrations and screens appearing in these operating instructions are conceptual views and may differ from the actual equipment.

Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and other countries. (The official name of Windows is Microsoft® Windows® Operating System.)

The names of other companies and products appearing in this publication are the trademarks, registered trademarks or products names of their respective owners.

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Contents

READ FIRST!

Precautions with regard to setting up

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Maintenance.........................................................

6

Names of Parts.....................................................

7

Installation & Setup

Touch Panel Assembly........................................

8

Mounting Touch Panel ........................................

9

Setup Procedure................................................

13

Driver Software Installation..............................

14

Connections and Plug-Ins ................................

16

Driver Software Uninstallation .........................

19

Operation

Touch Panel Setup.............................................

20

How to Use the Driver Software.............................................

20

Explanation of Setup Panel Items..........................................

21

Advanced setting ...................................................................

25

Calibration..............................................................................

27

Touch setting..........................................................................

29

Area Button Setup..................................................................

32

Multiple Monitor Setup...........................................................

35

Setting Sensor Position..........................................................

39

Troubleshooting

Before Calling for Service.................................

40

Error Messages..................................................

42

USB Bandwidth Error.............................................................

42

Specifications ....................................................

44

External Dimensions.........................................

45

FIRST! READ

Setup & Installation

Operation

Troubleshooting

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Precautions with regard to setting up

WARNING

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 or electric shock.

Do not disassemble or modify the equipment.

• Doing so may cause a fire or electric shock.

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

• The edge of the infrared transmissive part 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.

Installation work should only be carried out by a qualified technician.

• If the bracket is installed incorrectly, the display may fall down and personal injury may result.

CAUTION

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. Failure to do so also may result in fall of the equipment and cause injury.

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 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.

Ensure that all the screws are securely tightened when assembling the touch panel.

• If the screws are not securely fastened, the touch panel may fall off and be damaged, which may cause injury.

Two people are required to install and remove the display.

• If two people are not present, the display may be dropped, and personal injury may result.

Do not use any displays other than those given in the catalogue.

• Otherwise the unit may be dropped and become damaged, and personal injury may result.

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Precautions with regard to setting up

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.

Use only the touch pen included with this touch panel. Operation is not guaranteed with other products.

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.)

FIRST! READ

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Maintenance

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 neutral detergent diluted by 100 times of 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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Names of Parts

Touch Panel (Front)

Top unit

Left unit

 

 

 

 

 

 

Right unit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bottom unit

Touch Panel (Rear)

USB port

FIRST! READ

Attaching the Velcro strip to the touch pen

Prepare the below included accessories

Touch pen

Velcro strip

(with white backing)

Peel off the backing from the Velcro strip.

 

 

 

Touch Pen

Attach the Velcro strip to the touch panel so as to hold the touch pen.

Touch pen

Wrap the Velcro strip around the center of the touch pen.

Velcro strip

(with yellow backing)

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Touch Panel Assembly

1

the top, side and bottom units on the packaging cushions.

 

Arrange the packaging cushions (6) on the

 

 

 

floor so that their arrows point in the same

Packaging

Top unit

 

direction.

cushions

 

Set the top, side and bottom units inside the

 

 

 

grooves of the packaging cushions.

 

 

 

(The arrows on the right and the left units

 

 

 

should point toward the top unit.)

 

 

Caution

Touch panel projections can be damaged if exposed, therefore lay panel parts in the packaging cushions to assemble.

Bottom unit

Arrow

2

Lock the side units to the top unit.

Align the projections on the panel

 

 

support plate of the top unit with the

Mounting

 

holes on the left and right units.

screws B

 

Lock the left and right units to the top

unit with mounting screws B (4).

Notes on Assembly

Panel support plate

Top unit

Arrow

The installation hole of mounting screw B differs for the left and right units.

If the parts do not fit together properly, switch the left and right units and try again.

3Lock the bottom unit to the side units.Align the projections on the panel support

plate of the bottom unit with the holes on the left and right units.

Lock the left and right units to the bottom unit with mounting screws B (4).

Panel support plate

Mounting

screws B

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Mounting Touch Panel (in Horizontal Posture)

1

Attach mounting brackets to the touch panel.

Fit the protrusion located above the round hole on mounting bracket A into the hole of the top unit and

then tighten mounting screw A by hand.

As shown in the diagram, tighten mounting screw A by hand to hold mounting bracket B temporarily after fitting the protrusion located above the round hole on the mounting bracket B into the hole of the bottom unit. Screw mounting screw A into the hole of the bottom unit half way.

Protrusions

Mounting

screws A

Screw

Mounting bracket A

Screw in

halfway Protrusion

Mounting

screws A

Screw

Mounting bracket B

2Attach the touch panel to the front of the plasma display.

Notes on Assembly

Work in two or more to attach the touch panel to the plasma display. If the touch panel is dropped, injuries may occur.

Because it can damage the infrared sensor of the touch panel, do not lay the touch panel down and attach the plasma display to it from above. Service for damage caused by installation in this way is subject to billing.

INCORRECT

Plasma display

Touch panel

Floor

Setup & Installation

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Mounting Touch Panel (in Horizontal Posture)

3Lock the touch panel to the plasma display.

Loosen mounting screw A on mounting bracket B (temporarily held) and rotate the bracket 90 degrees, as shown in the diagram, fit the protrusion located above the round hole on mounting bracket B into the hole of the bottom unit. Tighten both mounting screws A by hand.

Mounting screws A

 

 

Mounting

bracket B

Screw

Protrusions

Turn the screws on mounting brackets A and B until the gap between the touch panel and plasma display is closed, then make 2 more full turns to lock in place.

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Panasonic TY-TP65P10S User Manual

Mounting Touch Panel (in Vertical Posture)

1

Attach mounting brackets to the touch panel.

Fit the protrusions on the vertical mounting brackets into the holes of the unit and affix the brackets

with mounting screws B.

As shown in the diagrams, tighten mounting screws A by hand to temporarily hold the brackets A and B after fitting the protrusions located above the round holes on both brackets into the holes of the top and bottom units. Screw mounting screws A into the top and bottom units half way.

Vertical mounting brackets

 

 

 

Mounting screws B

 

Screw in halfway

 

Protrusion

 

 

 

Protrusion

Mounting

 

 

Mounting

 

 

bracket B

 

 

bracket A

 

 

 

 

Mounting screws A

 

Mounting

 

Screw in halfway

 

screws A

 

 

 

 

 

 

Top unit

Bottom unit

 

2Attach the touch panel to the front of the plasma display.

To attach the touch panel to the plasma display, align the top and bottom edges of the touch panel with the top and bottom edges of the plasma display. Once attached, adjust the fit so that the left and right black frames on the front of the plasma display are the same width.

Notes on Assembly

• Work in twos or more to attach the touch panel to the plasma display. If the touch panel is dropped, injuries may occur.

Because it can damage the infrared sensor of the touch panel, do not lay the touch panel down and attach the plasma display to it from above. Service for damage caused by installation in this way is subject to billing.

INCORRECT

Plasma display

Touch panel

Floor

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Mounting Touch Panel (in Vertical Posture)

3Lock the touch panel to the plasma display.

Loosen mounting screws A on mounting brackets A and B (temporarily held) and rotate the brackets 90 degrees, as shown in the diagrams, fit the protrusions located above the round holes on the brackets into the holes of the top and bottom units. Then tighten both mounting screws A by hand.

 

 

 

Protrusions

 

Mounting

 

 

 

screws A

 

 

 

Screw

 

Screw

Protrusions

 

Mounting

 

Mounting

screws A

Mounting

 

 

 

bracket A

 

bracket B

 

Top unit

Bottom unit

 

Turn the screws on mounting brackets A and B until the gap between the touch panel and plasma display is closed, then make 2 more full turns to lock in place.

Note

If you are using the touch panel in vertical position, set the sensor position of the touch panel as “Vertical”. (p. 39)

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Setup Procedure

1

Install the Driver Software

 

P. 14

 

 

Do not connect the USB cable yet.

 

 

2

Connect the touch panel and computer

 

P. 16

 

 

 

 

 

 

3Restart your computer

• After restarting your computer, check appears in the task tray.

If the icon does not appear, if it appears with an X over it or if an error message is displayed, see “Before Calling for Service” (p. 40) and “Error Messages”. (p. 42)

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Calibrate the touch panel

P. 27

 

 

 

 

This completes the basic setup.

Driver Software Operating Environment

The Driver software is supported by both the Japanese and English versions of Windows 2000 (SP4 or later), Windows XP (SP1 or later) and Windows Vista (32-bit only).

* Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the USA and other countries. The following environment is required to correctly install and start up the Driver software. <Windows 2000 or Windows XP>

CPU … Pentium III or later (2 GHz or faster Celeron or Pentium 4 recommended)

Memory … 512 Mbytes or more

HDD … 30 Mbytes or more available area

Compatible with USB 1.1/2.0 interface

Driver Software Restrictions

The mouse emulation feature cannot be used on the login window that appears at Windows startup, when restoring from the suspended state or when the screen saver is unlocked. The mouse emulation feature is activated after you log in.

There is no remote wakeup feature that activates the screen from the suspended state by touching the touch panel.

If your system does not meet the requirements above or the applications use up too much memory, the response of the touch panel may slow down.

Only Windows is supported. (Operation is not guaranteed in other environments than the above.)

If using Windows Vista and user account control, the touch panel does not respond to touch when windows, such as the Properties window, that require administrator authority to access appear.

Restrictions on competing drivers

If you try to install a driver from another manufacturer in the same computer in which this Driver software is installed or inversely try installing this Driver software in a computer where another driver is already installed, the driver may not install properly.

In such case, uninstall the current driver and then install the new driver.

Also, if a driver from another manufacturer is started up while this Driver software is already running, the error message “A driver is already running.” may be displayed.

In such case, quit both drivers and then start up the driver you want to use.

Setup & Installation

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Driver Software Installation

Notes on Installation

Connect the USB cable after installing the Driver software.

For Windows 2000/XP : Log in with administrator privileges.

For Windows Vista : For normal users to install the Driver software, users must input the administrator’s password. However, if the user account control (UAC) is inactivated, you must log in with administrator privileges.

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Load the included CD-ROM into your computer.

The setup program starts automatically.

 

• If the setup program does not start up automatically:

For Windows 2000/XP : Select [Start] → [Run...] → Setup.exe.

For Windows Vista

: Select [Start] (Windows mark button) → [All Programs] → [Accessories] →

 

[Run...].

 

With Windows Vista, a warning message similar to that

 

at left may appear during the installation process.

Click on “Install this driver software anyway”.

2

Here following, the setup procedure for Windows XP is

shown.

Click this button.

3

Select the item indicated at left.

Click this button.

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Driver Software Installation

4

Click this button.

A warning message similar to that at left may appear.

Click this button.

5

When the window at left appears, installation is

complete.

Click this button.

The “LSaDrv” folder is saved in [All Programs] under the Start menu.

• If you select a complete installation, the Driver software is automatically installed in the [Startup] menu, therefore the Driver software starts up when Windows starts up, making the touch panel immediately operable.

Note on reinstallation (upgrading)

If using Windows Vista, some specifications prevent users from operating files in the Program Files folder.

For that reason, some of the driver files in the Program Files folder are automatically copied to the Compatibility folder from where they can be referenced.

The files in the Compatibility folder are not automatically deleted or updated even if the Driver software is uninstalled and reinstalled.

If this Driver software is uninstalled and reinstalled, it starts up at the same settings that existed prior to being uninstalled, unless the “lsdrv.ini” file in the Compatibility folder is deleted.

This occurs because the files in the Compatibility folder are referenced for settings.

To completely uninstall this Driver software, manually delete the files in the Compatibility folder.

*With Windows Vista and OSs of some specifications, the lsdrv.ini file is not overwritten when the Driver software is upgraded if the update date of the lsdrv.ini file is newer than the upgrade data.

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