Multiple Monitor Setup Support in the Windows NT Driver (v3.1c)
This article details potential issues and setup guidelines for configuring multiple monitors with the legacy Windows NT v3.1c touch driver from Elo — Now part of Zebra Technologies.
Important Support Notice: Windows NT is an obsolete operating system and is no longer supported by Microsoft or Elo Touch Solutions. This information is provided solely for legacy maintenance and historical reference.
Multiple Monitor Configurations
The legacy Windows NT v3.10c driver features a visual Setup interface supporting configurations of one to four displays. You can customize the layout to match your physical desk arrangement:
- Supported Layout Orientations: Single, Horizontal, Vertical, and Stacked.
- Non-Touch Displays: Any monitor within a multiple display setup can be easily designated as a standard non-touch monitor by selecting None instead of assigning a COM port.
Recommendation: If you are running multiple monitors on a legacy NT system but do not see this visual layout interface, verify your driver version and upgrade to v3.10c to resolve configuration conflicts.
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