Panasonic Touch Panel TY-TP42P8-S, TY-TP50P8-S Operating Instructions

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Touch on the center of the target.
(To terminate, press any key)
Touch on the center of the target.
(To terminate, press any key)
Setup program
Calibration Mode 
						

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Setup program
The following window is displayed by pushing the user setting button of the Touch Panel setting program menu.
User Setting
 
Click Mode (See next page)
 
Double click Time
Time interval when double-clicking is set up.
Time between the first touch and the second touch is
set. When the second touch is performed within the set
time, it is recognized as double click.
Available time settings are 0.2 to 1.0 seconds within the
interval of 0.2 seconds.
In Windows use “slow” mouse setting when you want to
change this setup.
 
Double click Area
Sets the effective ranges of double click area. Even if
there is some distance between the first and the second
touches, it can be recognized as double click.
When it is set up “Wide”, it becomes wide, and when it is
set up “Narrow”, it becomes narrow. (When compared
to “Normal” setting.)
 
Touch Pen Switch
Sets the function switch of the optional touch pen.
(TY-TPEN6)
• Right Button
By touching a display while pushing the function switch,
it works the same as a right mouse button.
• Off
The function switch of the touch pen is inoperative.
 
Right Button Tool
When the operation of the right mouse button is
performed with the touch panel, this tool is displayed.
Touching the tool establishes that only the next touch
corresponds to the pressing operation of the right mouse
button. After that the normal left mouse button operation
is returned.
Off : No tool is displayed.Left button
operationRight button
operation 
						

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Touching the touch panel with your finger corresponds to the holding down operation of the left mouse button. Release
of your finger from the touch panel corresponds to the release operation from the left mouse button.
Therefore at the time of releasing the finger from the touch panel, click event occurs.
In addition, when moving the finger, the mouse cursor follows the movement so that the drag operation is made
possible.
Holding the button down
Setup program
Dragging Releasing the button
Touching the touch panel corresponds to the single click operation of the left mouse button (ON /OFF of the button).
When touching the touch panel, click event occurs. The cursor does not follow the movement of the finger (i.e. drag
function not available).
Releasing the finger from the touch panel, click event occurs. While the finger touches the touch panel, no click
event occurs. In addition, the cursor does not follow the movement of the finger (i.e. no drag function is available).
Releasing the finger from the touch panel, click event occurs. For the dragging function, the cursor does not follow
the movement of the finger. The dragging action will occur only after you release your finger from the touch screen.
Holding the button down
and Releasing the buttonNo change No change
No change No change Holding the button down
and Releasing the button
Holding the button down No change Releasing the button
Click Mode
Drag
Click on touch
Click on Release1
Click on Release2 
						

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Troubleshooting
Before requesting repairsPlease check the following points.
         Symptom
No response at all to
input
Suddenly stops
responding during
operation
Response is slow
There are some parts
that do not respondCheck
 Check the USB cable
Check that the USB cable is securely connected.
 Check extraneous light
Check whether there is (or might be) any equipment in the surrounding area that
uses a powerful light source or infrared light. The touch panel is an optic type that
uses infrared light. Extraneous light containing infrared radiation may interfere with
operation.
Fluorescent lamps:These are not a problem because they do not produce
infrared light.
Sunlight: This is not a problem if there is no direct exposure.
Incandescent light bulbs:These require caution because they produce the most
infrared light. Keep such light sources as far away as
possible from the touch panel.
 Check extraneous light
Check whether there is (or might be) any equipment in the surrounding area that
uses a powerful light source or infrared light. The touch panel is an optic type that
uses infrared light. Extraneous light containing infrared radiation may interfere with
operation.
Fluorescent lamps:These are not a problem because they do not produce
infrared light.
Sunlight: This is not a problem if there is no direct exposure.
Incandescent light bulbs:These require caution because they produce the most
infrared light. Keep such light sources as far away as
possible from the touch panel.
 Check for incorrect operation due to electrical noise
The microcomputer in the Touch Panel may operate incorrectly if any sources of
electrical noise are close to it. Keep such sources of electrical noise as far away as
possible from the Touch Panel.
 Check for incorrect operation due to electrical noise
The microcomputer in the Touch Panel may operate incorrectly if any sources of
electrical noise are close to it. Keep such sources of electrical noise as far away as
possible from the Touch Panel.
 Check object used for input (not by finger)
Check whether input is being done using an object smaller than a finger.
If input is attempted using an object smaller than 6 mm x 6 mm wide, the coordinates
of the infrared beam may not be detected. Do not attempt to enter data using a
device with dimensions of 2 mm by 2 mm or less.
This may slow detection or result in no detection at all.
 Check object used for input (not by finger)
Check whether input is being done using an object smaller than a finger.
If input is attempted using an object smaller than 6 mm x 6 mm wide, the coordinates
of the infrared beam may not be detected. Do not attempt to enter data using a
device with dimensions of 2 mm by 2 mm or less.
This may slow detection or result in no detection at all.
 Did you touch the infrared transmissive area on the screen before the PC had
completed the starting of its OS?
If so, please restart your PC. 
						

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Specifications
Model Number
Type
Power Source
Voltage
Electric current
Supply system
Touch Panel
Detection system
Panel window (W × H)
Detection range (W × H)
Effective detection range
Resolution (W × H)
Detection pitch
Output system
Number of optic elements (W × H)
Optic element pitch (W × H)
Minimum stylus size (W × H)
Touch pen
USB Interface (USB 1.1)
Temperature
Humidity
Resistance to extraneous light
Panel form
External dimensions (W × H × T)
Weight
Extruded materialTY-TP42P8-S TY-TP50P8-S
Optic Touch Panel
DC + 5 V ± 10 %
DC + 5 V Max 400 mA
from USB Bus Power (DC + 5 V Max 500 mA)
Infrared obstruction detection system
945.2 mm × 531.2 mm (37.2 ″ × 20.9 ″)11 2 9.2 mm × 645.2 mm (44.4 ″ × 25.4 ″)
920 mm × 516 mm (36.2 ″ × 20.3 ″)1104 mm × 620 mm (43.4 ″ × 24.4 ″)
Detection range + 1.0 mm (0.04 ″) at the top, bottom, left and right
1,841 × 1,033  
∗12,209 × 1,241  ∗1
2.0 mm × 2.0 mm (0.08 ″ × 0.08 ″)
Coordinate output
231 × 130 elements 277 × 156 elements
4.0 mm  × 4.0  mm (0.16 ″ × 0.16 ″)
6.0 mm × 6.0 mm (0.24 ″ × 0.24 ″)
Infrared system
When operating: 0°C (32°F) to 40°C (104°F) (temperature gradient 25°C (77°F)/hr max.)   ∗2
When operating: 20% to 80% (must be no condensation)   ∗2
Lateral light: 2,000 lux MIN +20% (angle of incidence: 20°)
Frontal light: 10,000 lux MIN +20% (angle of incidence: 90°)
Flat panel (Flat type)
1,073 mm  × 659 mm × 69 mm 1,257 mm  × 773 mm × 69 mm
(42.2 ″ × 25.9 ″ × 2.7 ″)(49.5 ″ × 30.4 ″ × 2.7 ″)
(Excluding mounting brackets) (Excluding mounting brackets)
approx. 5.0 kg (11 lbs) Excluding mounting brackets approx. 5.8 kg (12.7 lbs) Excluding mounting brackets
Aluminum
Notes:
∗1   When it is used with exclusive driver software.
∗2   This applies to the touch panel alone. When the panel is attached to a device such as a PDP, follow the
environmental conditions for the device being used.
Terminal No. and Signal name
(TYPE B)
USB cable length: 2 m (6.56 ft)
1 2
4 3
1  Vcc-DATA  2
+DATA  
3
4  GND 
						

							Customer’s Record
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Model Number                                                                              Serial Number
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
Web Site : http://www.panasonic.co.jp/global/
Printed in Japan
M1005T0
Specifications
Unit: mm (Inch)
659 (25.9)
518 (20.4)63.9 (2.5) 63.9 (2.5)
945.2 (37.2)
1,073 (42.2) 
63.9 (2.5)
797 (31.4) 138 (5.4) 138 (5.4)61
(2.4)
8 (0.3)
25.5 (1.0) 35.5 (1.4)
63.9 (2.5)
 2005 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
External dimensions
TY-TP42P8-S
773 (30.4)
645.2 (25.4)63.9 (2.5) 63.9 (2.5)
1,106 (43.5)
1,257 (49.5) 
63.9 (2.5)
797 (31.4) 230 (9.1) 230 (9.1)61
(2.4)
8 (0.3)
25.5 (1.0) 35.5 (1.4)
63.9 (2.5)
Unit: mm (Inch)
External dimensions
TY-TP50P8-S