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Neonode® Touch Sensor Module User's Guide

Getting started with Touch Sensor Module Evaluation

https://support.neonode.com 

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Unzip the installation package.

3.

Open the installation package folder.

4. Run the Workbench installer (.msi file) and follow the instructions.

5.

Open the installation package folder again.

6. Unzip the Workspace folder to a location where you have write permissions. Write permissions are required

to save settings and user data.

7. Open the Neonode Workbench application.

In order for the Workbench application to operate, the files in the Workspace folder must be kept 
together. Move the entire folder if you want to relocate the workspace file.

Summary of Contents for 1816-1010-ND

Page 1: ...Neonode Touch Sensor Module Get Started 2020 04 30...

Page 2: ...critical medical equipment Customers acknowledge and agree that they will not use any Neonode components in FDA Class III applications or similar life critical medical equipment and that Neonode will...

Page 3: ...etting started with Touch Sensor Module Evaluation 5 2 1 Getting Started with Sensor Evaluation Plug and Play with USB 5 2 2 Getting Started with Sensor Evaluation Workbench and USB 8 2 3 Getting Star...

Page 4: ...Windows 8 1 or Windows 10 Software requirements NET Framework 4 5 or higher is required and can be downloaded from Microsoft s official website Windows 8 and higher has this installed by default USB...

Page 5: ...ule a Place the sensor module so that the module s connector pads are facing downwards steel surface upwards b Insert the sensor module into the connector on FPC cable yellow piece of PCB of the FPC c...

Page 6: ...facing towards you b If the sensor module is of the 90 type place the module on a table with the steel surface facing upwards so the optical surface is facing upwards as well Make sure no object is wi...

Page 7: ...lines by moving you finger in the touch active area 2 2 Getting Started with Sensor Evaluation Workbench and USB 2 2 1 Required Equipment The following equipment from the evaluation kit is required 1...

Page 8: ...e direction is straight into the connector and the pads have reached the end of the connector c Make sure the connector pads of the FPC cable are facing downwards towards interface board The sensor mo...

Page 9: ...ugh USB The sensor calibrates itself when powered on and an object within the touch active area may interfere with the calibration a If the sensor module is of the 0 type place the module on a table w...

Page 10: ...0816 i Alternatively you can mount the sensor module by using tape in order to fasten the steel surface to the edge of a table with the optical surface facing towards you 5 Insert the USB cable into a...

Page 11: ...file and follow the instructions 5 Open the installation package folder again 6 Unzip the Workspace folder to a location where you have write permissions Write permissions are required to save setting...

Page 12: ...toolbar select File Open Workspace 9 Navigate to the Workspace folder and double click the nww file inside the folder 2 2 4 Visualizing Touches with Workbench 1 In the left panel of the workspace dou...

Page 13: ...other objects in the active area of the sensor module The registered touches show on the canvas Type ID an x and y coordinates of each touch is shown to the right of the canvas In Workbench you can al...

Page 14: ...B connector Optional tape for mounting Required Equipment using Neonode Prototyping Board 1 x Neonode Touch Sensor Module 1 x Neonode Prototyping Board An Arduino development environment for example...

Page 15: ...module a Place the sensor module so that the module s connector pads are facing downwards steel surface upwards b Insert the sensor module into the connector on FPC cable yellow piece of PCB of the F...

Page 16: ...facing towards you b If the sensor module is of the 90 type place the module on a table with the steel surface facing upwards so the optical surface is facing upwards as well Make sure no object is w...

Page 17: ...ghts up when connected 2 3 5 Connecting Sensor Module using Neonode Prototyping Board Evaluate Touch Sensor Module using Prototyping Board 1 Connect the sensor Module to the Prototyping Board a Place...

Page 18: ...SB The sensor module calibrates itself when powered on and an object within the touch active area may interfere with the calibration a If the sensor module is of the 0 type place the module on a table...

Page 19: ...ansfer 5 The Prototyping Board is now ready to be flashed 6 For further information please refer to Get Started With Neonode Prototyping Board4 2 3 6 Arduino Library For further information please ref...

Page 20: ...straight into the connector and the pads have reached the end of the connector c Make sure the connector pads of the FPC cable are facing downwards towards interface board The sensor module risks dama...

Page 21: ...ugh USB The sensor calibrates itself when powered on and an object within the touch active area may interfere with the calibration a If the sensor module is of the 0 type place the module on a table w...

Page 22: ...nux 9 https support neonode com docs display SDKDOC i Alternatively you can mount the sensor module by using tape in order to fasten the steel surface to the edge of a table with the optical surface f...

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