Lilliput 619GL Touch Portion Stops Responding

**snakebyte** · 08-20-2006, 06:11 PM

As I mentioned in the title my Lilliput will stop responding to touches every 10 minutes or so. I originally thought it was a heat issue but at night when the screen does not even feel warm the problem still occurs. Any ideas?

Specs:
Intel 866Mhz PIII
256MB of RAM
80GB HD
USB Hub
Windows XP
Centrafuse

I think that's all the relevant details. Please let me know if you need anything else. A brief search didn't provide any help. Thanks in advance, all.

**R6_** · 08-20-2006, 08:55 PM

I got the same model and it was a heat issue for me.

I stuck a 40m fan on the back and wired it to the main power input of the monitor and its now stable.

Good way to test is leave it own and blow a fan or the air con onto it at full and see if she stays on for longer.

**snakebyte** · 08-21-2006, 07:51 PM

It is NOT a heating issue. I just started my car, the interior temperature was 130F and the screen worked for approximately 2 minutes before it stopped working. (Touch portion, display still updates) Another item of interest is the fact that if I touch the screen every 30 seconds or so, the screen continues to work. Part of me thinks it might be the usb cable. I am using a hub instead of an extension. I am going to go try a different cable now. Will post results.

Thanks again for all the help thus far.

**snakebyte** · 08-23-2006, 07:46 PM

Bump. :[

**don.davis** · 08-25-2006, 12:58 PM

OK, I'll bite.

I know more about Windows than I do about car computers (so far anyway!) and I'd take a swag at it and say that it's your XP locking your screen, maybe?

Right-click on your desktop - Properties - Screen Saver and make sure it is not set to do anything after any amount of time.

Hope that helps!

Don