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5. Driver and software features
Touchpad gesture Emulated Mouse action
Drag two fi ngers up Scroll wheel up
Drag two fi ngers down Scroll wheel down
Drag two fi ngers left Click scroll Wheel and drag left
Drag two fi ngers right Click scroll Wheel and drag right
Using the Barco Touchpad Gesture Recognition
The Barco Touchpad recognizes ten two- and three- fi nger gestures: Two- and Three- fi nger Swipe Left,
Two- and Three- fi nger Swipe Right, Two- and Three- fi nger Swipe Up, Two- and Three- fi nger Swipe Down,
Two- fi nger Pinch In, and Two- fi nger Pinch Out. These are shown in the table below.
Swipe Left Swipe Right
Swipe Up Swipe Down
Pinch In
Pinch Out
Each gesture can be programmed to send keystroke shortcuts, as if those keys were pressed on the
keyboard. The gesture can send a single keystroke or send the keystroke continuously until the gesture
ceases. Some gestures are used by default in
Mouse Emulation Mode ; those defaults can be overwritten
in the Barco System Settings Control Panel.
5.14.3 Con fi guration
Con fi guring the Barco Touchpad
From the Barco System Settings Control Panel, navigate to the Touchpad Gestures section to associate
the Barco Touchpad gestures with desired shortcut keys.
• Enable Mouse Emulation: Click on this checkbox to control the cursor with the touchpad.
• Speed: This slides controls the responsiveness of the cursor in Mouse Emulation Mode .
• Emitted Shortcut: This fi eld shows the currently de fi ned keyboard shortcut for each gesture. Click
on the fi eld to de fi ne a new shortcut.
• Clear: Click the Clear button to remove the hotkey for a given gesture or button.
• Continuous: This checkbox enables continuous shortcut emission.
• Rate: This slide controls the rate of continuous shortcut emission.
• Shortcut Description: Click on this free text fi eld to describe the intention of the shortcut.
5.15 VirtualView
5.15.1 Description
Overview
VirtualView gives the user additional real-estate on the screen by creating a virtual display in Windows
without the need for an additional physical display on the desk. A virtual display is created for the user to
use as a navigational head, or for other software, such as dictation. The user can set the location of the
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