

PenMount Linux XWindow drivers version 1.0

System requirment: RedHat 6.0 or later
                   

Install procedures:
1. Login system with "root".
2. To set Com3.
   cp /usr/doc/setserial-2.15/rc.serial /etc/rc.d/init.d/serial
   
   edit serial:
     vi serial
   add a directive
     setserial /dev/ttyS2 irq 11
   exit edit
   
   text model
     chkconfig --add serial
   
3. Input "mount -t msdos /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy"
4. Input "tar xvf /mnt/floppy/penmount.tar" to /usr/X11R6/lib/modules
5. Edit "vi /etc/X11/XF86Config"

   a. In the Section "Files", add a statement :

      ModulePath "/usr/X11R6/lib/modules"

   b. Add a Section "Module" :

      Section "Module"
          Load "xf86PenMount.so"
      EndSection

   c. Under the Section "Pointer",  add another Section "XInput" :
     ¡]Here we suppose that Mouse is connecting to ps2, VGA 600*800 16Bit Colors)
      #===XInput===
      Section "XInput"
          SubSection "PenMount"
              Port "/dev/ttyS2"
              LinkSpeed B19200
              DeviceName "PenMount"
              MinX 21
              MaxX 1006
              MinY 25
              MaxY 998
          EndSubSection

          SubSection "Mouse"
              Port "/dev/mouse"
              DeviceName "Mouse"
              Protocol "PS/2"
              AlwaysCore
          EndSubSection
      EndSection



6. Reboot and Input "startx" to start XWindow.

7. After 1~5, In Xterm run "xsetpointer penmount" or write in boot file 
   (/etc/inittab).

Note:
   In step 4.c, MinX, MaxX, MinY and MaxY is 'Calibration Data'.
   Those number has to be modified by actual number by yourself.
   or You can get vaule by Touch panel driver for msdos. 

Troubleshooting
1. Look in the Xinput Section in /etc/XF86Config or /etc/X11/XF86Config.
   verify that the "Screen 0" line is commented out with "#". There is 
   bug that causes this line to carsh the X-Windows Manager.
   
   SubSection "Elographics"
   # Screen 0
   EndSubSection

2. Hardware Check
   To verify that the touchmonitor is connected correctly to the PC and that
   it is functioning correctly, type the following command in an Xterm window:
  
   od -h -w10 </dev/ttyS2 -- This is for Com3

   Touch the screen and you should see a lot of numbers scrolling over the 
   screen.








JUNE 2000
