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| The area where is not touched responds to the touch. |
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| Applicable Models |
| PL3000 series, PLx930 series, PLx920 series, PL5910 series, PL5900 series, PS-A series, FP3000 series, FP2000 series |
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In touch operation, if the area where is not touched responds to the touch, calibration of touch positions should be done with Mouse Emulation Software (UPDD). The followings are the procedure. |
| Calibration |
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Go to the [Start] menu, and select [Programs] -> [UPDD] -> [Settings]. |
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Click the [Calibration] tab to check the followings.
Calibration Settings for: Select a device in use.
Calibration Points: 4 (For the FP3900 or PL3900 series, Select 9.) |
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Click the [Calibration] to display the screen as shown below. Touch a red point indicated by an arrow in order. |
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After all of the points are touched, the following message is displayed. Click [OK] to activate the calibraion. This is the end of the procedure. |
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The area where is not touched still responds to the touch even after the calibration is done. |
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If the area where is not touched still responds to the touch even after the calibration is done, check the following items.
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Isn't the unit attached tightly? |
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If the unit is attached to an operation panel or an other enclosure, remove the unit once, and then check whether the phenomenon is still seen.
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Is the phenomenon seen on the specific screen? |
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The phenomenon might occur if a capacity-consuming program is running such as right after start-up. |
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Isn't the surface of the touch panel uneven? |
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The phenomenon might occur if the surface of a touch panel is uneven due to aging deterioration. |
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