This article describes how to set up an Elo touch monitor on a Windows 10 or 11 computer.  

(Step-by-Step Guide for Non-Technical Users)

📦 Step 1: Unbox Everything

• Remove the monitor, power cable, video cable(s), USB or USB-C cable, and any accessories.

• Place the monitor on a flat surface or mount it if needed.

🔌 Step 2: Connect the Power

• Plug the included power cable into the monitor and then into a wall outlet.

• Press the power button to turn it on (if it doesn’t power on automatically).

🔗 Step 3: Connect to the Computer

✅ Option A: If Your Monitor Has USB-C

• If your PC has a USB-C port that supports Display and Power Delivery, you only need one USB-C cable:

  • Plug one end into the monitor’s USB-C port.

  • Plug the other end into your PC’s USB-C port.

📝 This will:

• Provide video (your screen display)

• Provide touch functionality

• May also power the monitor (on supported models)

⚠️ If You’re Not Sure Your PC Supports This:

• Try it—if it doesn’t display anything or touch doesn’t work, use the standard setup below.

✅ Option B: If You’re Using HDMI, DisplayPort, or VGA

1. Plug the video cable (HDMI, DisplayPort, or VGA) from the monitor to your PC.

2. Plug the USB Type-A to USB Type-B cable into the monitor and then into your PC.

   • This enables touch input.

   • Look for a square-ish USB-B port on the monitor (often blue or black inside).

💻 Step 4: Turn On the Computer

• Start your computer. Windows 11 should detect the monitor and begin using it right away.

⚙️ Step 5: Adjust Display Settings

1. Right-click on the desktop → Display settings

2. Make sure the Elo monitor appears as a connected display.

3. If you want to make it your main screen, scroll down and click “Make this my main display.”

🖐️ Step 6: Test the Touchscreen

• Tap the monitor screen. If it responds, you're good to go.

• If not, go to the next step.

🧰 Step 7: Install Elo Touch Drivers (If Needed)

1. Visit Windows Touch Drivers

2. Download and install the latest Windows 10/11 touch driver listed.

3. Restart your computer after installation.

🎯 Step 8: Calibrate Touch (If Needed)

1. Click Start, type “Calibrate”, and choose “Calibrate the screen for pen or touch input.”

2. Click Setup and follow the on-screen steps.

3. If touch feels slightly off, click Calibrate and touch the crosshairs as shown.

✅ Done!

Your Elo touch monitor is now ready. Whether you're using USB-C or the traditional video + USB setup, you can now interact with your screen using touch.