1. Does ambient light interfere the performance or function of ISTTOUCH© screens?
Very rarely. The ISTTOUCH screens are designed and constructed to resist extreme ambient light interference. Should your application be affected by ambient light, please call IST. Our technical support team can help identify touch screen settings that may remedy the problem.
2. What is the resolution of ISTTOUCH screens?
The infrared LED’s used for ISTTOUCH screens offer 1/8” native resolution; using software this can be interpolated to a resolution of 1/16”.
3. Do ISTTOUCH screens need frequent recalibration?
No. The ISTTOUCH screens are designed to be highly stable and free of calibration drift. The ISTTOUCH screens offer stability and reliability under normal operation. If the touch screen is removed and reinstalled on the display, recalibrating is recommended.
4. When is calibration required for ISTTOUCH screens?
The ISTTOUCH screens require calibration when they are first installed or when the monitor resolution has been changed.
5. Can protective devices be added to ISTTOUCH screen to shield the display surface?
IST provides an optional MR10 Lexan™ sheet that can be easily installed by the user on site. Lexan™ was chosen for its clarity and its ability to resist scratches and graffiti. Lexan™ protects the display from vandals, and if necessary, can be easily replaced. In addition, Lexan™ can be used for added weather resistance for out-door applications.
6. Can the ISTTOUCH screen be operated with a mouse and keyboard simultaneously?
Yes. The ISTTOUCH screen is completely compatible with mouse and keyboard, and both can be used simultaneously.
8. How should I clean the ISTTOUCH screen?
You can use the same cleaner that is recommended by manufacturer of your monitor to clean the ISTTOUCH infrared touch screen.
9. Will fingerprints, dirt or scratches on the display surface cause the ISTTOUCH screen to malfunction?
Fingerprints, dirt and even scratches on the monitor will not affect the operation of ISTTOUCH infrared touch screen.
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