Hi,
this is really getting frustrating. I am using a SK-43PT-AR Set to play around with a CAN interface and an Arduino. So far I have been using the Visi-genie to design three forms with LEDs, an analogue meter and a couple of buttons. I wanted to use the buttons to switch between the forms, but whatever I do I cannot get the right form to become activated. It seems that the wrong button is pushed, as if the touch calibration is doing weird stuff. When I try to use the Touch calibration routine, it loads fine and tells me to hold the spot on display but nothing ever happens. Before showing the command for me to push the marked spot on the display I can see a status message, where touch is disabled.
Can anybody please point me in the direction how on earth I can get the touch to work? I would have thought that the "Touch calibration" routine is the right place to look but that does not work for me.
I don“t think this is related to my actual program, since none of the demos work the way they are intended to (very inaccurate touch interface, sometimes too low, sometimes way off, some buttons on the keypad work, others don#t etc.)
I really appreciate any help.
Best regards,
Felix
P.S. When using the GTX Tool switching between the form works fine (as does writing to the display led digits).
this is really getting frustrating. I am using a SK-43PT-AR Set to play around with a CAN interface and an Arduino. So far I have been using the Visi-genie to design three forms with LEDs, an analogue meter and a couple of buttons. I wanted to use the buttons to switch between the forms, but whatever I do I cannot get the right form to become activated. It seems that the wrong button is pushed, as if the touch calibration is doing weird stuff. When I try to use the Touch calibration routine, it loads fine and tells me to hold the spot on display but nothing ever happens. Before showing the command for me to push the marked spot on the display I can see a status message, where touch is disabled.
Can anybody please point me in the direction how on earth I can get the touch to work? I would have thought that the "Touch calibration" routine is the right place to look but that does not work for me.
I don“t think this is related to my actual program, since none of the demos work the way they are intended to (very inaccurate touch interface, sometimes too low, sometimes way off, some buttons on the keypad work, others don#t etc.)
I really appreciate any help.
Best regards,
Felix
P.S. When using the GTX Tool switching between the form works fine (as does writing to the display led digits).
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