Touch Screen


Models affected: TL7200, TL7400, TL7600, TL8400

The touch screen is either damaged, or the internal hardware is likely defective.

To run an initial check to your integrated touch thin client of whether the repair may be an in-warranty or out-of-warranty repair, check for cuts, faded areas or cracks across the screen, or damage to the system's plastic housing.  Any physical damage voids the system warranty.

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  • Turn the device OFF prior to cleaning.
  • Use any standard glass cleaner to clean the touchscreen - AVOID PRODUCTS CONTAINING AMMONIA.
  • DO NOT spray glass cleaner directly on the LCD - it could leak inside a non-sealed unit and cause damage.
  • Spray glass cleaner on a cloth / towel and then clean the touchscreen. A clean microfiber cloth can also be used.

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Models affected: TL7200, TL7400, TL7600, TL8400

Increase the number of points to calibrate the touch screen using the Advanced properties of the touch screen software.

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Use a Thinlabs-approved stylus or your finger on a touch screen.
DO NOT USE PENS, PENCILS or OTHER SHARP OBJECTS -
that will damage the touch screen and void the system warranty.

Systems with resistive touch screens (TL7400, TL8400 models) require use of a resistive touch stylus.

Systems with IR touch screens (TL2420, TLI8400, TL8600 models) require an IR touch stylus.

Systems with pCAP touch screens (TL2440, TL2640, TL8610, TL8620 models) do not require a stylus.

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  • Is the system a touch screen thin client (ie HELIOS, ADITI)?
  • Is the touch screen in working condition, without worn spots, cracks, cuts, etc.?
  • Is the touch screen clean?
  • Are the proper touch screen drivers installed?
  • Does the system have a privacy filter or screen protector installed?
    If Yes, is the privacy filter in working condition, without cuts, worn spots, bubbles, etc.?

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There is no software required to calibrate the touch screen - it is self calibrating.

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The instructions and registry update file for adjusting the Disable IE Pinch Zoom settings for Dual Core IR Touch and Optical Touch systems can be found in the Downloads section of the support site.

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Applies to: TL22, TL24, TLI84, TL86 models

First, reboot your system to see if power is restored to the Touch Screen.

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Check the Tablet PC Input Service to see if stopped on your system.

  • Press the Start button, select Control Panel
  • Select Services
  • Scroll down to Tablet PC Input Service, right click your mouse and select Properties
  • On the General Tab:
    • Be sure that Start Type is set to Automatic
    • If the service is stopped, press Start to start the service
      (the touch screen may not yet be operational at this point)
  • On the Recovery Tab:
    • For the First Failure, Second Failure and Subsequent Failures options, select Restart the Service
  • For systems running Embedded software,
    commit changes through EWF.
  • Reboot the system. The touch screen should be working on reboot.

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Models affected: TL2440, TL2640

There is no software required to calibrate the touch screen - it is self calibrating.
If the touch screen is not working properly, contact support for more information.

 

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