How to Enable and Calibrate Spanned Display Mode in the Elo Windows Multi-Touch Driver
Audience: Public / Elo Customers, IT Administrators, Video Wall Builders & Integrators
Article Type: Multi-Display Configuration & Touch Calibration Guide
The following instructions explain how to configure, map, and calibrate touch coordinates in Spanned Display video mode (e.g., video walls, multi-monitor canvas stitching via NVIDIA Surround, AMD Eyefinity, or Matrox multi-display adapters) using the Elo Multi-Touch Driver for Windows.
Enabling and Calibrating Spanned Mode
- Open EloConfig, navigate to the Common Settings tab, and select the Spanned display mode checkbox.
- Navigate back to the main EloConfig tab and click the Calibrate Touch Screens button. The Spanned Configuration setup dialog will open.
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Enter the total number of Rows, Columns, and the Monitor Orientation corresponding to your physical layout grid:
- Click OK and follow the on-screen calibration targets across each physical monitor in the video wall.
Enforcing 3-Point Driver Calibration (EloOptions.ini)
To ensure the driver properly maps coordinate bounding boxes across non-standard virtual resolutions, modify the EloOptions.ini configuration file to enforce a direct 3-point driver calibration routine:
[Calibration]DriverCalibration = 1
How to Apply the Configuration
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Option A (Prior to Driver Installation): Extract the downloaded driver package, open
EloOptions.inifrom the root extraction folder, setDriverCalibration = 1, save the file, runSetup.exe, and calibrate the displays. -
Option B (After Driver Installation): Navigate to
C:\Program Files\Elo Touch Solutions\, openEloOptions.ini, changeDriverCalibration = 1, save changes, and trigger recalibration through EloConfig.
EloOptions.ini within the Program Files directory, launch your text editor (e.g., Notepad) using Run as administrator to allow file write permissions.Related Articles & Troubleshooting
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