Elo TouchSystems DOS and Windows Driver Disk, Руководство пользователя

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ELODEV 31
10 will be reported as having a value of 10. Likewise, when ZLow is increased to
5, all lighter touches will be reported as having a value of 5.
X,Y Axes Swapping Flag (-s)
This flag can be used to swap the X and Y axes to correct touchscreens rotated
90° or with reversed cables:
-s<+/ >
where -s+ swaps X and Y, and -s- does not. Omitting the -s flag is the same as
specifying -s-.
ELOCALIB automatically adds or removes the -s flag on the ELODEV command
line in AUTOEXEC.BAT. The -s- flag should only be required with some
DuraTouch controller installations.
Software Interrupt Flag (-i)
This flag specifies the software interrupt MonitorMouse for DOS, TouchBack, or
your application program uses to access ELODEV functions:
-i<n>
where <n> is specified in hex. The default interrupt is 65. Any interrupt from 30
to FF inclusive may be specified. ELODEV does not check to insure that the
vector is not in use.
All Elo software, including ELOCALIB, ELODEMO, INFO, MonitorMouse for
DOS, and TouchBack, supports the -i flag. If no -i flag is specified, these
programs check only interrupts 60 66 looking for ELODEV. These interrupts are
recommended for most applications because DOS reserves them for user
programs (see an IBM Technical Reference Manual).
If you suspect a conflict with another TSR program, you can try using the -i flag
to specify another software interrupt for ELODEV, usually 60-66. Once ELODEV
is installed, the software interrupt can be changed only by extracting ELODEV
(see -x flag, page 33) and reinstalling it with a new interrupt specified.
Programmers: Avoid using -i60 with Turbo/Borland C, Pascal, and Debugger.