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3.5.5 General 

Area 

Max On Duration

 – the device can time out and recalibrate each key independently after a 

continuous touch detection that lasts for the chosen ‘Maximum on-duration’ (MOD). This ensures 
that a key can never become ‘stuck on’ due to foreign objects or other external influences. After 
recalibration the key will continue to function normally. The nominal delay is selectable to be 10s, 
20s, 60s, or infinite (

default

), though the actual delay may vary in some operating modes (see the 

QT1106 datasheet for more information). 

Detect Integrator

 – Detect Integrator (DI) filter confirmation reduces the effects of noise on key 

states. The DI mechanism requires a specified number of measurements that qualify as detections 
(and these must occur in a row) or the detection will not be reported. In a similar manner, the end 
of a touch (loss of signal) also has to be confirmed over several measurements. The QT1106 
provides a choice of either two or six DI measurements for confirming start of touch; end of touch 
always uses two measurements. Select the appropriate check box.  

3.5.6 

Low Power/Sync/Sleep Mode Area 

Low Power/Sync/Sleep

 – this indicator is lit when the QT1106 IC is in a Low Power/Sync/Sleep 

mode. Although a Low Power/Sync/Sleep mode may be selected in the 

Operating Modes

 area, 

when a key or the wheel/slider is touched the indicator goes out. This is because for the period of 
detection/touch the mode automatically changes to Free Run and then back to the original mode 
when detection/touch is finished. 

Free Run if in Detection

 – select the 

Free Run if in Detection

 check box to automatically change 

the mode to Free Run whenever a touch is selected. This makes the response quicker, otherwise 
the device goes back to sleep for the allotted time between measurements. 

Low Power Burst (LPB)

 – select the 

LPB

 check box to initiate a burst after each SPI transfer or 

/SS Wake pulse, clear the check box to stop the LP bursts. 

3.5.7 Other 

Options 

Restore Defaults 

– click this button to restore the default settings.

 

Show AKS Groups in Main Window 

– select this check box to show the selected AKS group with 

the keys and wheel/slider colored to show the grouping in the main window.  

Enable Sound on Touch

 – select this check box to enable a sound to be heard when a key or the 

wheel/slider is touched.  

 

 

Summary of Contents for E1106

Page 1: ...LQ w w w q p r o x c o m E1106 User Manual T h e N e w V i s i o n o f T o u c h T M ...

Page 2: ... 7 3 5 5 General Area 8 3 5 6 Low Power Sync Sleep Mode Area 8 3 5 7 Other Options 8 4 E1106 Control Board Assembly Details 9 4 1 Circuit Diagram 9 4 2 E1106 Control Board Assembly Components 10 5 Troubleshooting 12 List of Figures Figure 1 E1106 Evaluation Assemblies and Control Board 3 Figure 2 E1106 Connections 4 Figure 3 QT1106 Main Window 5 Figure 4 QT1106 Setup Dialog Box 5 Figure 5 E1106 Ci...

Page 3: ... software This unique IC allows designers to create speed or volume controls using a wheel slider and keys as the interface on the panel of an appliance or personal electronic device Refer also to the QT1106 datasheet 1 2 Contents of Kit 1 x E1106 control board 1 x E1106 QWheel assembly 1 x E1106 QSlide assembly 1 x USB computer cable 2 x sample QT1106 ICs 1 x CD ROM containing information about t...

Page 4: ...lick Download Archive Click Software and then the QT1106 Demo link A dialog box appears asking if you want to run or save the file that you are about to download Click Run This automatically downloads the software If a dialog box appears saying The publisher could not be verified Are you sure you want to run this software click Run 4 QT1106 Demo software is displayed on the computer monitor see Fi...

Page 5: ...faults Restores the default parameters see Page 8 Enable disable to show the AKS groups in the main window see Page 8 Enable disable sound when wheel slider or keys are touched see Page 8 Keys Indicators Shows which key is being touched and also allows each key to be calibrated individually see Page 6 Wheel Slider Indicator Shows the last reported touch position see Page 6 Numerical Indicator Show...

Page 6: ...available appears dimmed Refer to Figure 3 and Figure 4 Page 5 to see a depiction of the QT1106 Demo software 3 4 Main Window The Wheel Slider Indicator shows the position of touch on the E1106 and its numerical equivalent is shown on the Numerical Indicator from 0 to 255 depending on the resolution see Section 3 5 1 This changes in real time as the position of touch on the E1106 changes The Keys ...

Page 7: ...ent backplate is not fitted Clicking Cal All Keys will resolve the error QMagic Prox this enables proximity mode on key 7 when the check box is selected allowing the product to auto power up or activate its display with hand approach Note once activated it can only be deactivated by clearing the check box and resetting the chip This has to be done by physically unplugging the device Clearing the c...

Page 8: ...s Select the appropriate check box 3 5 6 Low Power Sync Sleep Mode Area Low Power Sync Sleep this indicator is lit when the QT1106 IC is in a Low Power Sync Sleep mode Although a Low Power Sync Sleep mode may be selected in the Operating Modes area when a key or the wheel slider is touched the indicator goes out This is because for the period of detection touch the mode automatically changes to Fr...

Page 9: ...E1106 User Manual 9 of 14 4 E1106 Control Board Assembly Details 4 1 Circuit Diagram QT1106 Figure 5 E1106 Circuit Diagram ...

Page 10: ...2 E1106 Control Board Assembly Components Figure 6 E1106 Control Board Assembly Details Figure 7 QWheel Assembly Details Figure 8 QSlide Assembly Details LED U3 QT1106 IC J2 connection to QSlide QWheel Wheel element Slider element ...

Page 11: ...l device to between 2 8V and 5 0V Wheel Element The wheel element is resistorless and consists of etched copper electrodes Slider Element The slider element is resistorless and consists of etched copper electrodes Sampling Capacitors C5 C14 are the Cs sampling capacitors Increasing their value will increase sensitivity and resolution of measurement but will also tend to make the response time slow...

Page 12: ...106 assembly too close to strong noise source 1 such as a power line or switching noise source Increase the distance between the E1106 assembly and the noise source Ensure that the grounded transparent backplate is in place on the E1106 assembly E1106 assembly is not mechanically stable Prevent E1106 assembly from moving around if the backplate is not fitted Strong RFI from a transmitter or adjace...

Page 13: ...E1106 User Manual 13 of 14 NOTES ...

Page 14: ...uarters North America 1 Mitchell Point Ensign Way Hamble Southampton SO31 4RF United Kingdom 651 Holiday Drive Bldg 5 300 Pittsburgh PA 15220 USA Tel 44 0 23 8056 5600 Fax 44 0 23 8045 3939 Tel 412 391 7367 Fax 412 291 1015 Copyright 2006 2007 QRG Ltd All rights reserved Patented and patents pending REV 204 0707 ...

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