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Pavel Storozhenko(deleted)

03/26/2009 5:25 AM

post25289

EloTouch usb touchscreen don't work

We have a EloTouch touchscreen with IntelliTouch 2500U usb controller.
It don't work in Photon environment.

I do next step:
1. Install touchscreen Update (Patch ID 772).
2. run: io-usb &
3. run: devu-elo &
4. write next line: generic fd -d /dev/elousb0  in /etc/config/trap/input.1
5. run Photon: ph

Touch function don't work.

output of usb -v 
--------------------
Device Address                  :1
Upstream Host Controller     :3
Upstream Device Address    :0
Upstream Port                   :1
Upstream Port Speed         :Full
Vendor                             :0x04e7 (Elo TouchSystems, Inc)
Product                     :0x0007 (Elo TouchSystems IntelliTouch 2500U)
Device Release                  :r1.05
Class                                :0x00 (Independant per interface)
Max PacketSize0                :8
Configurations                   :1
  Configuration                  :1 (Model 2500U)
    Attributes                    :0xe0 (Self-powered, Remote-wakeup)
    Maxpower                    : 0 mA
--------------------

Can anyone tell me what I do wrong ?

Pavel Storozhenko(deleted)

03/27/2009 2:39 AM

post25420

Re: EloTouch usb touchscreen don't work

I am sorry. :-)
I resolved the problem.
Touchscreen work fine.

stefan thiel

09/09/2009 10:31 AM

post37652

Re: EloTouch usb touchscreen don't work

We see a problem here with the elotouch on usb also.
How did you resolve the problem?
I wasn't able to locate devu-elo.
Did you use devi-elo instead?

thanks,
stefan

Erick Muis

09/14/2009 9:04 AM

post37880

Re: EloTouch usb touchscreen don't work

Hi Stefan,

For the USB ELO screen you will want to use the 'devi-hid touch' driver.

Best regards,

Erick

> We see a problem here with the elotouch on usb also.
> How did you resolve the problem?
> I wasn't able to locate devu-elo.
> Did you use devi-elo instead?
> 
> thanks,
> stefan

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