Hi there!
As I get I2C PCAP (FT5x06) working using VF61 module, I see that Stylus app that´s included in WEC7 for touch calibration is not working properly.
the main problem is that I´m not sure about were to star searching for this to get to solve the issue.
Any idea?
I also try this with T20 original driver and I have the very same problem…
The calibration only works for touch devices, not for mice.
Did you possible activate the mouse emulation?
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\SnglTchPanel]
"MouseEmulation"=dword:00000001
Try to disable mouse emulation, and activate the touch emulation instead:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\SnglTchPanel]
"MouseEmulation"=dword:00000000
"TouchEmulation"=dword:00000001
Hi @andy.tx.
No, I didn´t use that.
also, I´m using the multitouch driver, so that keys don´t exist in my device…
any other idea?
I cannot reproduce the issue because
- I don’t have the information which software you are exactly using
- I don’t have a FT5x06 screen here to test.
However, a capacitive touch screen is typically calibrated by the manufacturer, so we can insert standard values for the touch calibration in WinCe registry.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH]
CalibrationData = "512,512 819,819 819,205 205,205 205,819"
The CalibrationData value is a string representing 5 coordinate pairs. These are the coordinates of the 5 crosses that are displayed during the calibration process.
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The coordinate system used here is always 1…1024 in x and y direction
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The order of the coordinate pairs is:
- center
- top left
- bottom left
- bottom right
- top right
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The crosses are displayed at relative positions 20% and 80% of the screen width.
@andy.tx
Ok.
I have already use the touch calibration using the 20% rule before so It is working.
But I wanted to know why the calibration wasn´t working for that app.
I cannot reproduce the issue because
- I don’t have the information which software you are exactly using
- I don’t have a FT5x06 screen here to test.