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DER-S0081A 

Rev. 4.0 ©2005 - 2011 DMC Co., Ltd. 

FST Series Product Specifications

5-5. Mounting Notes 

§ Gap between the Bezel and Touchscreen   

A gap of approximately 0.5mm is needed between the bezel 
and the top electrode. It may cause unexpected input if the 
gap is too narrow. 

 
§ Cushion 

If a cushion is used between the bezel and the top electrode, 
the cushion must be free enough to absorb the expansion and 
contraction difference between the bezel and the top 
electrode. If the cushion is squashed too hard, the expansion 
and the contraction difference may cause the distortion to the 
top electrode. 
The cushion must be positioned within the insulation area. 

 
§ Tolerance 

There is a tolerance of 0.2 to 0.3mm for the dimensions of the 
touchscreen and the tail. A gap must be made to absorb the 
tolerance in the case and the connector. 

 
§ Tail 

The tail must not be forcibly stressed or bent too hard to avoid 
the conduction in the insulated area and wire breaking. 

 
§ Mounting 

Touchscreen must be held from the bottom such as the 
structure gluing the touchscreen onto the display. If the 
touchscreen is glued to the bezel, the adhesion between the 
top and bottom electrode is stressed and may come off. 

 
§ Forbidden Area 

The area within 2mm from the insulation area is structurally 
week for the pressure, espcially for pen use. The film may be 
forcibly bent and may cause defection. This area must be 
protected by the bezel and input must be avoided. 

 
§ Air Vent 

Most of the touchscreens have the air vent to equalize the 
inside air pressure to the outside one. The air vent must be 
open and liquid contact must be avoided as the liquid may be 
absorbed if the lquid is accumilated near the air vent. The top 
electlode must not be swelled by the air pressure from inside 
of the case. 

0.5mm 

Top Electrode 

Bezel

Bezel

Display 

Forbidden Area 

Bezel 

Tail

0.2 - 0.3mm 

Case 

Top Electrode 

Bezel

Cushion 

Insulation Area 

Summary of Contents for 5 Wire Analog Resistive Touchscreen FST Series

Page 1: ...5 Wire Analog Resistive Touchscreen FST Series Product Specifications...

Page 2: ...5 2 2 Environmental Specifications 5 2 3 Mechanical Characteristics 5 2 4 Electrical Characteristics 5 2 5 Appearance 6 3 Reliability Condition 7 3 1 Temperature Condition 7 4 Recommended Connector 7...

Page 3: ...g m3 no condensation Chemical Resistance top surface Toluene Tricholoroethylene Athetone Alcohol Gasoline Machine Oil Ammonia Glass Cleaner Mayonnaise Ketchup Wine Salad Oil Vinegar Lipstick etc 1 4 M...

Page 4: ...eptable 0 4 D 0 3 1 1pcs in viewing area 1 0 3 D 0 2 2pcs in 30mm Circular Scratch Dust 0 2 D Acceptable Within 5pcs panel Applied only in the Active Area Scratches or dusts in the outside of the Acti...

Page 5: ...od Judgement Must satisfy the specification Operating Life Test Finger Condition Testing rod Refer to Figure 1 Voltage DC5V Load 3N Cycle 2 hits sec Judgement Must satisfy the following Activation For...

Page 6: ...nce Test Neighboring Terminals Measured by applying the reference voltage to the terminals Active Area Electrodes Measured by applying the reference voltage to the top and bottom electrodes Judgement...

Page 7: ...idity 90 to 95 for 240 hours and in the room temperature for 2 hours Cycle Test Tested after 5 cycles of leaving the parts in the temperature 30 C 3 C for 1 hour and in the room temperature for 0 5 ho...

Page 8: ...ohol When contaminated by chemicals wipe them off immediately with caution not to cause injury to human body The edge of the glass is not rounded and may cause injury 5 3 Construction Notes The enviro...

Page 9: ...t not be forcibly stressed or bent too hard to avoid the conduction in the insulated area and wire breaking Mounting Touchscreen must be held from the bottom such as the structure gluing the touchscre...

Page 10: ...fer by the user Any malfunctions and damages caused by a natural disaster or a fire Any malfunctions and damages caused by static electricity Any malfunctions and damages caused by the failure of the...

Page 11: ...rea are acceptable unless the electrical characteristics are affected 2 4 Added Operating Life Test Pen Rev3 0 March 23 2010 1 6 Appearance specification was revised Characters of scratch dust were cl...

Page 12: ...DER S0081A 12 Rev 4 0 2005 2011 DMC Co Ltd FST Series Product Specifications 6 6 RoHS Compliance Description about RoHS compliance has been added...

Page 13: ...ons Rev 4 0 August 25 2011 2005 2010 DMC Co Ltd This document can be freely distributed but any alternation to this document is prohibited http www dmccoltd com english 9th floor Kanda Sento Building...

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