This article provides information on Elo Touchscreen Linux Driver (Serial) v3.3.0 x86_64 bit and Installation Instructions
Below are Elo Touchscreen Linux Driver (Serial) v3.3.0 x86_64 bit Installation Instructions.
This driver is obsolete and no longer supported.
Elo Touchscreen Linux Driver - Serial v 3.3.0 AMD/Intel 64 (x86_64) - 64 bit Driver Package Installation/Calibration/Uninstallation Instructions -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Version 3.3.0 June 30, 2010 Elo TouchSystems ================================================================================ Elo Linux Serial Driver package contains native Linux drivers designed for Linux kernel 2.6, video alignment utility, rotation utility and control panel utilities for Elo touchmonitors. This readme file is organized as follows: 1. Supported Touchmonitors and Elo Touchscreen Controllers 2. System Requirements 3. Installing the Elo Touchscreen Serial Driver 4. Calibrating the Touchscreen 5. Retrieving Calibration Values from NVRAM (Non Volatile Random Access Memory) / Pre-Calibration (Optional) 6. Accessing the Control Panel 7. Adapting Touchscreen Calibration to Video Rotation (Optional) 8. Uninstalling the Elo Touchscreen Serial Driver 9. Troubleshooting 10. Contacting Elo TouchSystems ========================================================== 1. Supported Touchmonitors and Elo Touchscreen Controllers ========================================================== - All Elo Entuitive brand touchmonitors with an internal serial controller - Elo Serial Controllers (IntelliTouch(R) 2500S, 2310B, 2310, 2300, 2701S CarrollTouch(R) 4000S, 4500S AccuTouch(R) 2210, 2216) ====================== 2. System Requirements ====================== - 64 bit AMD/Intel x86_64 platforms only [ 32 bit Intel i686 (x86) platform - Visit the Linux downloads section at www.elotouch.com ] - Kernels supported: Kernel version 2.6 - XFree86/Xorg supported: Xfree86 version 4.3.0 Xorg version 6.8.2 - 7.2 Xorg (Xserver) version 1.3 Xorg (Xserver) version 1.4 Xorg (Xserver) version 1.5 Xorg (Xserver) version 1.6 Xorg (Xserver) version 1.7 Xorg (Xserver) version 1.8 - Motif versions supported: Motif version 3.0 (libXm.so.3) Motif version 4.0 (libXm.so.4) Note: ===== The same binaries folder can be used for installation on other machines using the same kernel. =============================================== 3. Installing the Elo Touchscreen Serial Driver =============================================== Important: ========== a.) Must have administrator access rights on the Linux machine to install the Elo Touchscreen Serial Driver. b.) Ensure all earlier Elo drivers are uninstalled from the system. Follow the uninstallation steps from the old driver's readme.txt file to remove the old driver completely. c.) Do not extract the downloaded binary package on a Windows system. d.) The environment should be setup for building kernel modules. Check if necessary packages like gcc, make, kernel header files or kernel sources are installed. Refer to other documentation on setting up the system for building loadable kernel modules. e.) Motif 3.0(libXm.so.3) or 4.0(libXm.so.4) library is required to perform standard touchscreen calibration (elova) and use the graphical control panel (cpl). Openmotif or lesstif or libmotif installation packages provide the required libXm.so.3 or libXm.so.4 library. Step I: ------- Copy the elo driver files from the binary folder to the default elo folder. Compile the kernel module and copy it to the default elo folder. Change the permissions for all the elo driver files. Copy and place the X display Elo component file in the proper location. a.) Copy the driver files to /etc/opt/elo-ser folder location. # cp -r ./bin-serial/ /etc/opt/elo-ser # cd /etc/opt/elo-ser b.) Compile and build the kernel module "elok_s.ko" or "elok_s.o" using the compile instructions in readme_compile.txt. Check if the kernel module compiles without any errors and then copy it to /etc/opt/elo-ser/setup/ folder. # cd /etc/opt/elo-ser/elok_s-source
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