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NO.1:Still Need Help? Contact Us.

Answer:

- Customer service: support@followtouch.com ; Tel: +86-21-6436-8375 ext 606


NO.2:What if I need to take the touchscreen apart to a perform custom installation? Would that void the warranty?

Answer:

- You will void the warranty if you break the warranty seal. But If you have to break the seal, you can contact us for support.


NO.3:How do I mount a touch screen in a kiosk, a display stand or an item of furniture?

Answer:

- You require a classic Open Frame Touch Screen, which is designed to be easily integrated within any housing. Refer to classic Open Frame Touch Screen for full details.


NO.4:What does VESA stand for?

Answer:

- When we refer to VESA mounting points these are the four M4 size holes in the rear of a display, used to attach it to a wall bracket or desk arm. The industry standard for smaller touchscreens is that the mounting holes are at either 100 mm x 100 mm or 75 mm x 75 mm. For larger displays, for example, 32", there are 16 mounting holes, 600 mm x 200 mm at 100 mm.


NO.5:Is there a waterproof or dustproof touch screen available?

Answer:

- Yes. We can supply waterproof or dustproof displays.


NO.6:How can I best clean my touchscreen?

Answer:

- With a mild detergent. Note that even special wipes for touchscreen may contain corrosive agents. Unplug the power cord from the touchscreen when cleaning, for your safety.


NO.7:Why are there black points or bright dots (red, blue, or green) on the LCD touchscreen?

Answer:

- The LCD screen is made with high-precision technology. However, in rare instances, you may experience black points or bright points of light (red, blue, or green) which may appear constantly on the LCD screen. This is not a malfunction and is part of the LCD manufacturing process. And if you are still not satisfied with your screen due to any number of dead pixels, you can contact us for more details.


NO.8:Can there be defective pixels on a LCD screen?

Answer:

- The LCD screen is made up of millions of pixels (picture elements). A pixel defect occurs when a pixel (in red, green, or blue) stays lit or ceases to function. In practice, a defective pixel is barely visible to the naked eye. It in no way impedes the functionality of the screen. Despite our efforts to perfect the production of LCD screens, no manufacturer shall guarantee that all of its LCD panels will be free from pixel defects. Horsent will however exchange or repair the LCD screen if there are a lot more pixels than acceptable. See our policy for warranty conditions.


NO.9:If the screen picture doesn't appear when connected with the adapter?

Answer:

-  Check If the socket is live. Please try with another touchscreen.

-  Check the connection between the Power Adapter and touchscreen.

-  Check if the Power Cable is firmly seated in the socket of the Power Adapter.

-  Make sure the Signal Cable is properly connected.

-  If the touchscreen is in power management mode. Try to move the mouse or keyboard.


NO.10:The touch screen no response?

Answer:

- Check if The USB Cable is firmly seated in the socket.

- Check if the touch screen driver software is installed correctly.


NO.11:Touchscreen is too dark or too bright?

Answer:

-  Check if the output of the computer is within the specification of the screen. Or please check the OSD.

NO.12:Why multi-touch doesn't work?

Answer:

- When connected to Windows 7, 8.1, and 10 or later computers, the touchscreen display can report 10 simultaneous touches. When connected to Windows XP computers, the touchscreen display reports a single touch.

NO.13:What’s the max size for your touch screen?

Answer:

IR: 15''~150''

PCAP: 8''~65''

NO.14:What’s the difference for projected capacitive touch panel and surface capacitive touch panel?

Answer:

Projected capacitive touch panel can support multi-touch,but surface capacitive touch panel only support single touch.Also, only the projected capacitive touch panel support touch with thick cover glass.

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