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--- en:touchscreen_-_activate_and_configure_your_touchscreen [2019/12/19 11:13]
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+++ en:touchscreen_-_activate_and_configure_your_touchscreen [2021/08/25 10:29] (current)
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-You can check if the touchmode is correctly activated in the zebrix.conf file, to open a terminal press Windows+T
+Open a terminal using windows+T
-then open the file using :
+Write :
+export DISPLAY=:0.0
-nano /opt/zebrix.conf
+{{:en:display.png?400|}}
-The touchmode parameter should be set to "TRUE"
+Then :
+xinput --list
+{{:en:xinputlist.png?400|}}
---CONFIGURE THE MATRIX--
+A list of all the pointers device should appear, select the name of your touchscreen and copy it
-This section is reserved for advanced users.
-first, use export DISPLAY=:0.0
-then, use xinput --list to display the pointers list and find your touch device (retrieve the name and the ID)
-use xinput list-props [YOUR DEVICE ID] to display the current parameters
+open the zebrix.conf file:
+nano /opt/zebrix/zebrix.conf
+{{:en:nanozebrixconf.png?400|}}
+and paste the name of your device in "TOUCHPANEL" :
+{{:en:zebrixconf.png?400|}}
+The touchmode parameter should be set to "TRUE".
+Then press Ctrl+X to close the zebrix file, press Y to save the file (don't modify the name)
-In case you need to calibrate the new matrix, use xinput set-prop '[NAME OF YOUR TOUCH DEVICE]' 'coordinate transformation matrix' [YOUR MATRIX COORDONATE]
-You can have more information about the Matrix Coordonate parameter here :https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/InputCoordinateTransformation#Setting_the_Coordinate_Transformation_Matrix
-(19/12/19 screenshot coming soon)