HMI Introduction

Thomas Hsu
eAutomation AE
Touchscreen
Touchscreen Introduction
By Sensor
Resistive
Capacitive
IR
SAW
Near Field

By Interface
Serial
USB

By Controler
Penmount DMC 9000
Penmount DMC 5000
ELO Touch
Fujitsu
Touchscreen Introduction
Resistive
90% of IAG HMI Product

Capacitive
FPM-3171 (ELO Touch)
FPM-3191 (ELO Touch)
Penmount 9000 (RS-232)
Penmount 5000 (USB)
Touchscreen Calibration
Penmount Control Board
The PenMount Touch Screen Controller Board is the most popular touch screen
control board on the market. PenMount control boards, chipsets, and software
support a wide range of configurations, applications, and operating systems.
Designed for easy configuration and superior touch screen performance, the
PenMount control boards are offered for both RS-232 and USB interfaces.

PenMount 9000 Series (RS-232 Interface)

Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows 3.1,
Windows CE, DOS, Linux, QNX

PenMount 5000 Series (USB Interface)

Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 95/98/Me, Windows CE, Linux
Touchscreen Calibration
Detection
Touchscreen Calibration
Standard Calibration
Touchscreen Calibration
Advance Calibration
Touchscreen Calibration
Setting Option
Touchscreen Calibration
Drawing Test
Touchscreen Calibration
Driver Version
Touchscreen Calibration
Working Application
Task Icon

Function

Right Button
Touchscreen Software Function List
 Keyboard Translator
Introduction & Programming
Keyboard Translator

Introduction
Macro keys
How to Program Macro Keys
Introduction

The KBT-2002 is equipped with programmable

function keys (macro keys) that greatly
enhances the operating interface.
Macro Keys, which are far more powerful than
batch files; automate the most commonly used
input sequences.
Macro Keys extend their functional reach within
application programs.
Introduction AWS-8259
Marco Key
Data Entry Keyboard
Standard Keypad for General Key

20 Programmable Macro Keys

The programmable macro keys are located on the
front panel of the workstation
KBT 2002 Outlook
KBT 2002 Outlook
Programming Utility

Main.exe

Template File (*.PAD)

Note: The keyboard translator utility main.exe
program can be run under Pure DOS mode only.
Marco Key Definition
Running Utility
Marco Key Definition
Load the Template Keypad File
Marco Key Definition
Edit Macro Key
Marco Key Definition
Define Macro Key
Marco Key Definition
Run Macro Key
Marco Key Definition
Write the Definition to EEEPROM
Programming Notice

Some of the Macro Key definition should be

released after the keypad is pressed. Such as CTRL,
ALT and SHIFT keys. You should add the release
function by using [90] key. Otherwise the special
function key will be locked and cause some error
key action. For example, if you want to define a key
as CTRL + F1. The correct macro key should be
[CTRL][F1][90].
OSD (On Screen Display)
Introduction
OSD On Screen Display
An on-screen display (OSD) is a control panel on a
computer monitor or television screen that allows you
to select viewing options and/or adjust components of
the display, such as brightness, contrast, and
horizontal and vertical positioning.

On a computer monitor, an on-screen display is usually

activated by buttons on the bottom of the monitor. As
an example, one button may bring up a display of the
brightness and contrast levels, which may be adjusted
by pressing the monitor's up or down arrow buttons.
OSD Keypad Interface
OSD Special Function
OSD Lock / OSD Unlock
In Order to prevent the error action for the OSD or not
to process the OSD function by Visitor, we provide the
OSD Lock function for the purpose.

The Hot key for the OSD is Arrow Key. If you touch the
two arrow keys at the same time, the OSD Lock
function will be active. If the OSD is locked and you
want to unlock it, you can repeat the same action to
unlock it.
OSD Lock
OSD Unlock
OSD Power LED Indicator
The keypad interface provides a driver for a dual color
LED to indicate status.

(1) Green: COMMON board detects a input signal and

sends output signal to LCD panel.

(2) Orange: No signal detected, or out of range.

(3) No color: Power off.