Dell ST2220T multi-touch monitor on 10.6.6
I trying to get this multitouch monitor working with my mac
It plugs in via usb and shows up as "LGD-Multitouch" under the usb hub in the hardware manager. It responds to two fingers on the monitor but it acts like I am holding down the mouse button and is not calibrated properly. I can put one finger on the display and I cant see the mouse. The mouse cursor appears only after I place the second finger on the display and when I move my hand around it drags a box, like you are trying to select more then one item at once. Like a click and hold then drag.
Someone please help me. I can't find any information on it and Dell of course doesn't support make.
I have tried the following programs to try to calibrate them.
This one looks like the most promising but I cant find a download for it.
http://www.touch-base.com/documentation/MacOSXPlatformNotes.htm
This one is a calibration program but when I click the calibrate button the mouse is suppose to move to certain points on the screen but since my mouse only shows up when i put two fingers on it, I cant get passed the first step. Most of the time it doesn't even move the mouse to the first calibration point. Most of the time the program does nothing at all.
http://www.nextwindow.com/nextwindow_support/macdriver.html
This one just doesn't detect my monitor when I start the program. They say that this one works on some LG displays. Mine is a Dell monitor but I don't know who makes the touch screen overlay that monitor uses via usb. By the model description is looks like LG does "LGD-MultiTouch"
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/31028/itmtouchbridge
Dell has another multitouch monitor (an older one) and I found some information that says that it uses a "nextwindow" overlay. This monitor is "sx2210t".
Somebody Please HELP!
It plugs in via usb and shows up as "LGD-Multitouch" under the usb hub in the hardware manager. It responds to two fingers on the monitor but it acts like I am holding down the mouse button and is not calibrated properly. I can put one finger on the display and I cant see the mouse. The mouse cursor appears only after I place the second finger on the display and when I move my hand around it drags a box, like you are trying to select more then one item at once. Like a click and hold then drag.
Someone please help me. I can't find any information on it and Dell of course doesn't support make.
I have tried the following programs to try to calibrate them.
This one looks like the most promising but I cant find a download for it.
http://www.touch-base.com/documentation/MacOSXPlatformNotes.htm
This one is a calibration program but when I click the calibrate button the mouse is suppose to move to certain points on the screen but since my mouse only shows up when i put two fingers on it, I cant get passed the first step. Most of the time it doesn't even move the mouse to the first calibration point. Most of the time the program does nothing at all.
http://www.nextwindow.com/nextwindow_support/macdriver.html
This one just doesn't detect my monitor when I start the program. They say that this one works on some LG displays. Mine is a Dell monitor but I don't know who makes the touch screen overlay that monitor uses via usb. By the model description is looks like LG does "LGD-MultiTouch"
http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/31028/itmtouchbridge
Dell has another multitouch monitor (an older one) and I found some information that says that it uses a "nextwindow" overlay. This monitor is "sx2210t".
Somebody Please HELP!
Macbook Pro early 2009 2.66GHz Core 2 Duo/4GB DDR3/360HDD/NVIDIA 9600GT, Mac OS X (10.6.5)
