(12.4.2-en) Touchscreen Configuration in IGEL OS 12

This article shows how to configure the touchscreen connected to your endpoint device in IGEL OS. To ensure that you can open the setup and navigate within it, the initial configuration should take place with a mouse and keyboard connected.

For information on how to calibrate the touchscreen, see (12.4.2-en) Touchscreen Calibration .

For information on how to configure an on-screen keyboard, see (12.4.2-en) On-screen Keyboard .

Menu path: User Interface > Input > Touchscreen

Open

Enable touchscreen

☑ The touchscreen is enabled.

☐ The touchscreen is disabled. (Default)

Touchscreen type

Selects the touchscreen driver which is to be used.
Possible options:

• EvTouch (USB) (Default)

• eGalax

• Elo Multitouch (USB)

• Elo Singletouch (USB)

• TSharc
  
  

Touchscreen already calibrated

If you enable the touchscreen function, the touchscreen must be calibrated before use.

☑ Calibration starts automatically after each system boot. (Default)

☐ Calibration does not start automatically after each system boot.

Swap X and Y values

☑ X values are interpreted as Y values and Y values as X values. Enable this option if the mouse pointer moves vertically when you move your finger in a horizontal direction. Enable if the touchscreen is used rotated by 90°.

☐ X and Y values are not swapped. (Default)

Minimal X value / Minimal Y value

These values are determined by the calibration tool. However, you can also change them manually. (Default: 0)

Maximal X value / Maximal Y value

These values are determined by the calibration tool. However, you can also change them manually. (Default: 4000)

Emulate right button

☑ A right-click is generated by touching the screen for the period of time defined under Right button timeout.

☐ Touching the screen for a long time does not generate a right-click. (Default)

Right button timeout

Time (in milliseconds) after which a right-click is generated. (Default: 1000)

Multimonitor

Graphic card

Graphics card assigned to the selected touchscreen. A graphics card can have more outputs than are actually used. In order to ensure transparency, you may need to assign the graphics cards manually.

Touchscreen monitor

Assigns a monitor connection to the touchscreen. Example: DisplayPort. (Default: Automatic)