=================================================================================================================== Elo Touchscreen Windows 7 Embedded Multi-Touch Driver ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- May 5, 2011 Elo TouchSystems =================================================================================================================== Summary: The following notes are intended as a guide for enabling multi-touch functionality with Windows Embedded 7. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Use Tap.exe to generate a PMQ file including all hardware information of target system. 2. Start ICE (Image Configuration Editor), create an ANSWER file, and import this PMQ file. Add the following components from “Distribution Share” to the ANSWER file: a. \FeaturePack\Application Support\COM OLE Application Support b. \FeaturePack\Devices and Printers\Device Framework c. \FeaturePack\User Interface\Tablet PC Support 3. From the menu of ICE, select [Validate] -> [Add Required Packages], or resolve the dependencies manually. 4. There are different ways to install the Elo multi-touch driver for Windows 7. The easiest way to do it is as follows: a. Download the latest Windows 7 driver version from www.elotouch.com/support/downloads, and unzip it to a folder. For example, \TeTouchPlus_1.4\ if version 1.4 was downloaded. The following instructions assume a folder called \TeTouchPlus_1.4\ was created. b. Copy \TeTouchPlus_1.4\ to “$OEM$ Folders” in “Distribution Share” by creating the following structure on the file system. \$OEM$\$1\ means the root directory on target system. \DS\$OEM$ Folders\TeTouch\$OEM$\$1\TeTouchPlus_1.4\ c. Now go back to ICE. “TeTouch” will show up under “$OEM$ Folders” in “Distribution Share”. Right-click “TeTouch” and select “Insert Oem Folders Path”. d. From the menu of ICE, select [Insert] -> [Synchronous Command] -> [Pass 4 specialize…]. Enter the following command (/s means silent install. /iu means USB touch screen. /ia means APR touch screen). C:\TeTouchPlus_1.4\EloSetup.exe /s /iu or C:\TeTouchPlus_1.4\EloSetup.exe /s /ia e. From the menu of ICE, select [Tools] -> [Create Media] -> [Create IBW image From Answer File]. Select a bootable USB drive as the target folder for the image. Click [OK]. f. Boot up the system with this USB drive, and follow the steps of IBW (Image Builder Wizard). After the first reboot, unplug this USB driver or change the BIOS Boot setting to boot up from the target system. ================================================================================================================= Windows 7 Embedded Single-Touch Driver May 5, 2011 Elo TouchSystems ===================================================================================================================== Summary: The following notes are intended as a guide for enabling single touch functionality with Windows 7 Embedded operating system using the XP 5.2 single-touch driver available for download at: http://www.elotouch.com/support/downloads. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Use Tap.exe to generate a PMQ file including all hardware information of target system. 2. Start ICE (Image Configuration Editor), create an ANSWER file, and import this PMQ file. Add the following components from “Distribution Share” to the ANSWER file: a. \FeaturePack\Application Support\COM OLE Application Support b. \FeaturePack\Devices and Printers\Device Framework 3. From the menu of ICE, select [Validate] -> [Add Required Packages], or resolve the dependencies manually. 4. There are different ways to install the XP single-touch driver. Here is the easiest way to do it. a. Download the latest XP driver from www.elotouch.com/support/downloads and unzip it to a folder. For example, \TeTouch_5.2\ if XP 5.2 was downloaded. The following instructions use \TeTouch_5.2\ as the folder for this example. b. Copy \TeTouch_5.2\ to “$OEM$ Folders” in “Distribution Share” by creating the following structure on the file system. \$OEM$\$1\ means the root directory on target system. \DS\$OEM$ Folders\TeTouch\$OEM$\$1\TeTouch_5.2\ c. Now go back to ICE. “TeTouch” will show up under “$OEM$ Folders” in “Distribution Share”. Right-click “TeTouch” and select “Insert Oem Folders Path”. d. From the menu of ICE, select [Insert] -> [Synchronous Command] -> [Pass 4 specialize…]. Enter the following command (/s means silent install. /iu means USB touch screen. /ia means APR touch screen). C:\TeTouch_5.2\Setup.exe /s /iu or C:\TeTouch_5.2\Setup.exe /s /ia e. From the menu of ICE, select [Tools] -> [Create Media] -> [Create IBW image From Answer File]. Select a bootable USB drive as the target folder for the image. Click [OK]. f. Boot up the system with this USB drive, and follow the steps of IBW (Image Builder Wizard). After the first reboot, unplug this USB driver or change the BIOS Boot setting to boot up from the target system. External References Implications of Migrating to Windows Embedded Standard 7 (WES7) in Embedded Applications: http://www.versalogic.com/mediacenter/whitepapers/wp_wes7_migration.asp Windows Embedded Standard 7 Overview: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/products/westandard/default.mspx Windows Embedded Standard 7 Technical FAQ: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsembedded/standard/ff634769.aspx Add drivers to an answer file: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ff793532.aspx ====================================================================================================================== Copyright (c) 2011 Elo TouchSystems All rights reserved. ======================================================================================================================