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4.
About Monitors and Supporting Resolutions
4.1.
Required Specifications of Multi Touch Monitors for TZT2BB
When arranging multi touch monitors locally for the TZT2BB, make sure to meet the following specifications.
(1)
Compatible with HDMI (or DVI-D) input
The TZT2BB outputs images via HDMI. When the monitor is compatible with DVI-D, connect via a DVI/HDMI adapter.
(2)
“
Capacitive
” type recommended
for multi touch compared to
“Optical” type.
The capacitive type offers better sense of multi touch than the optical type.
(3)
Android compatible driver and USB interface for multi touch
Android compatible monitors can be connected for multi touch interface.
Multi touch commands are communicated via USB between the TZT2BB and a monitor.
(4)
No dedicated driver installation required for multi touch function
The TZT2BB, as well as TZTL12F/15F, do not accept an external driver to be installed. No dedicated driver can be
installed locally. When arranging a multi touch monitor, make sure to confirm that
the multi touch interface is
available without installing a dedicated driver
. Some monitors may require dedicated drivers to be installed for the
multi touch interface. If you connect such a monitor to the TZT2BB, multi touch capabilities will NOT work although
images are shown.
4.2.
Tested Monitors
Several monitor models have been tested.
Manufacturer
Model
Hatteland Display
HD17T21/T22 (17”)
HD 19T21/T22 (19”)
HD
24T21/T22 (24” Wide)
Boening
AHD1119G
AHD1115
KEP (US)
KMGB-19
Furuno
HD170T and HD175T
HD190T and HD195T
HD240T and HD245T
