Mulitple Lilliput Screens under Windows and Touch

Makuna · 08-14-2008, 05:42 PM

When I read the details on the touch software that came with the 7" Lilliput screens it mentions support for mulitple monitors.

When I installed the two 7" Lilliput and touch drivers, the touch setup does imply that it should support distinct touch to each screen (it asks to touch a screen, then shows the ui on the other screen, than asks to touch again as though configuring the association of touch device and screen). But what ends up happening is that either both Touch interfaces effect the primary screen or at least once it showed touch going to the general right location BUT not consistent across the surface of each (messed up).

Has anyone every got this setup correctly?

HiJackZX1 · 08-15-2008, 02:12 AM

I didnt use the software that came with the lilliput because I lost the CD. I went to this site, http://touchkit.com/Drivers.htm#xp. I have 3 Lilliput EBY701s and this software works perfectly. My setup is alittle awkward, so it will say I have 2 screens, but then underneath will say 3 touch panels. I dont know if this is the same lilliput uses, but I like this one and it has only caused me problems one time, but a simple reinstall fixed it.

PS: I use version 4.3.8.4207 which is the one all the way to the right side.

Makuna · 08-18-2008, 02:26 PM

That software shows no support for USB touch devices (of which mine are). After the install it placed no shortcuts either on the desktop or in any start menus, and nothing was running. I can remove it is all. I suspect that since it didn't enumerate any touch devices (due to them being USB) it didn't finish the install correctly.

HiJackZX1 · 08-18-2008, 07:51 PM

HUH, thats weird, it did so on mine. Only thing I did have to do is put the shortcut in the startup folder. It does not do it on its own. Other then that the software put icons on my desktop and program list area. All 3 of mine are USB also.

Makuna · 08-20-2008, 05:48 PM

Solved.

The default software does work, it just wasn't intuitive. When the TouchKit application is showing the two screens and in little text states to double click to use this device association, you should do this...

First, I have a mouse installed for setup, so I have to use it until the touch screens are associated.

Second, move the App to the screen of choice, then double click the virtual screen area for that screen, then move the app to the other screen and then double click the virtual screen area for that screen. Then it just works. Moveing the application was not obvious.

HiJackZX1 · 08-21-2008, 01:49 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Makuna

Solved.

The default software does work, it just wasn't intuitive. When the TouchKit application is showing the two screens and in little text states to double click to use this device association, you should do this...

First, I have a mouse installed for setup, so I have to use it until the touch screens are associated.

Second, move the App to the screen of choice, then double click the virtual screen area for that screen, then move the app to the other screen and then double click the virtual screen area for that screen. Then it just works. Moveing the application was not obvious.

Thanx for the heads up........

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