Advanced Calibration – Multi Point
Advanced Calibration – Multi Point
The Multi-Point Calibration feature is used when more than four calibration points are required to improve touch accuracy across the entire sensor area.
This is especially useful when:
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A single touch sensor covers a smaller display.
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A single touch sensor spans multiple displays.
Using more calibration points helps ensure accurate touch response, even across screen bezels.
How to Access Multi-Point Calibration
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Open DISPLAX Connect.
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Go to the CALIBRATION tab (1).
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Select the relevant screen if using multiple monitors (2).
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Choose Multi Point mode (3).
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Select the number of calibration points (4). You can choose 9, 16, 25, or 36 points.
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Click CALIBRATE (5).
Calibration Procedure
The screen will turn black and display calibration targets with this instruction:
“To start calibration, touch on the target until it disappears.
Repeat the process for the remaining points.
(Press Space to jump points.)”
Handling Multiple Displays
When one touch sensor covers more than one display, some calibration points may appear split by the bezels between screens.
In those cases:
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Press the Spacebar to jump the split target.
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Continue calibrating the remaining points normally.
Perform this action every time a target appears between two or more screens.
Completion
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Touch all calibration targets at their center until the green circle is complete.
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If a calibration point fails, it will reappear after 2 seconds.
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Calibration is successful once all points have disappeared and you return to the DISPLAX Connect interface.
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