Tool Tray

The Tool Tray application offers a convenient way to access commonly used functions of the driver from the operating system desktop.

To display the Tool Tray icon in the taskbar, it must be enabled from the Control Panel in the Mode tab. To remove the icon it must be disabled from the Control Panel.

The Tool Tray application is launched with a single left or right click and pops up a menu with several selectable functions.

The Tool Tray functions are:

Elo Touchscreen Properties

• A one click method to launch the Elo Control Panel.

Align

• Launches EloVA, the Elo Video Alignment program.

Center Desktop Tool

• Launches Center Desktop Tool

Elo Right Mouse Button Tool (RMBT)

• Launches Right Mouse Button Tool for all touch monitors that have been calibrated.

Disable/Enable Touch

• When the driver is loaded and running, clicking this segment of the Tool Tray menu will disable the driver, stopping all touch reports from being sent from the driver to the mouse handler (MouClass)
• When disabled through the Tool Tray, touches made on the touchscreen are not buffered by the driver, and will not be sent from the driver to MouClass after the touchscreen is re-enabled.
• After the touchscreen has been disabled, the state of this segment of the Tool Tray menu changes from "Disable" to "Enable." Since the touchscreen is now disabled, it can only be enabled by using the mouse or keyboard. Clicking "Enable" in the Tool Tray will now restore touchscreen operation.
• It is also possible to re-enable the touchscreen from the Control Panel after touch has been disabled from the Tool Tray. Open the Control Panel with mouse or keyboard, uncheck the "Disable Touch" box in the Mode>Options tab, click "Apply" and touch is restored.

http://www.elotouch.com

• A quick link to Elo's website

Exit

• Clicking this button exits the Tool Tray application and also removes it from the Windows Taskbar.
• The Tool Tray application may also be removed by unchecking it in the Control Panel and clicking "Apply."