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Installation Note Touch Monitor

The document provides installation instructions for a TouchKit driver that involves extracting source code files, changing to root user, rebuilding the driver by navigating to subdirectories and running make commands, installing the rebuilt driver, editing a daemon configuration file to specify device ports, and rebooting the system.

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Installation Note Touch Monitor

The document provides installation instructions for a TouchKit driver that involves extracting source code files, changing to root user, rebuilding the driver by navigating to subdirectories and running make commands, installing the rebuilt driver, editing a daemon configuration file to specify device ports, and rebooting the system.

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Installation Note

1. Please extract the driver source code firstly. Unzip “debian.tar.gz” to a


temp working folder.

2. Enter terminal mode and change to root account by this command. ( su )

3. Rebuild the TouchKit driver.


3.1) Locate the extracted directory. And go to the subdirectory
/touchkit/include then type make new

3.2) change the directory to /touchkit then type make all


The touchKit driver will be rebuild. ( Some packages must be
installed and well configured ).

3.3) type make install to begin to install at the same directory /touchkit

4. Edit the daemon configuration file “/etc/tpaneld.conf” if there is no device


port you want. The configuration should contain some parameters
description as below

MouseMode = DRAWING
DblClickSpeed = 18
DblClickArea = 30
RclickTool = 0
Sound = 0
Port = /dev/ttyS0
Port = /dev/ttyS1
Port = /dev/psaux
Port = /dev/tkpanel0
Port = /dev/tkpanel1

The daemon tpaneld will scan the ports list in the configuration file to
check if touchscreen controller exists or not.
/dev/tkpanel0 and /dev/tkpanel1 are used for USB model.

5. Reboot

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