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Calibrate the Touch screen

Calibrate the touchscreen

To calibrate your touchscreen, you can follow these steps:

Enter system settings: Open the device's settings menu, which can generally be found on the desktop or in the application list.

Find the touchscreen settings: In the settings menu, look for options related to the touchscreen. This may be in a submenu such as "Display", "Devices" or "Touch".

Go to touchscreen calibration: In the touchscreen settings, there should be a calibration option or something similarly named. Click to enter the calibration interface.

Follow the instructions for calibration: After entering the calibration interface, the screen will usually display some instructions or icons to guide you through the calibration process. Typically, you'll be directed to tap or swipe continuously on the screen to cover different locations. Make sure to follow the instructions to complete the calibration accurately and completely.

Save and exit: After completing the calibration, there is usually an option to save or confirm. Click Save or Confirm to complete the calibration process.
Calibrating a touchscreen is a common method to resolve touch inaccuracies or skipping points. Calibration repositions sensitive areas of the touch screen to ensure touch point accuracy. Here are the steps to generally calibrate your touch screen:

Enter system settings: Open the device's settings interface or control panel and look for touch screen-related options or menus.

Find the touchscreen calibration option: In the settings interface, look for the touch screen or pointing device calibration option. This can usually be found under the menu "Devices," "Display & Touch," or "Touch."

Start calibration: After selecting the touch screen calibration option, you will be prompted to calibrate. Follow the on-screen instructions and click or touch as many markers as required.

Complete calibration: After completing clicking on all marker points, the calibration process will automatically end. The system will reposition based on your click position. Calibrating the touch screen is a common method to solve touch inaccuracy or drift. Here are the general touch screen calibration steps:

Open your device's settings menu or control panel.

Find the touchscreen settings option and find the calibration option in the touch screen settings.

Once in calibration mode, you may be asked to tap specific locations on the screen or perform gestures in a specified manner.

Follow the prompts and tap or slide your finger on the screen as required to complete the calibration process. It is often necessary to click in multiple locations as shown in the example.

After completing the calibration, save the settings and exit calibration mode.

When calibrating the touchscreen, make sure the environment is quiet, free of distractions and foreign objects on your fingers, and try to avoid debris and dirt on the touchscreen surface. If the operating system of the device is different, the steps and location of calibrating the touch screen may be different. Please refer to the specific situation. There may be slight differences in different devices and operating systems, so the above steps are for reference only. If you are unable to find the calibration option or encounter other difficulties, please refer to your device's user manual or contact the device manufacturer for more detailed instructions.

We at DINGTOUCH will analyze and solve this problem based on the corresponding situation. DINGTOUCH Touch screen manufacturers have many years of industry experience. We focus on Touch screen R&D and design and support customization with samples and drawings.

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