Count Total Number of Readings
Overview
The Count Number of Readings command shows how many sensor readings have been processed since the Touch Controller was powered on or last restarted.
This is useful for:
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Detecting ongoing touch activity
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Identifying false touches or noise
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Monitoring sensor behavior over time
How to Check the Number of Readings
Run the following command:
displaxservice -a 127.0.0.1 --tccount
Important Notes
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The value represents sensor readings, not individual touch points.
If the count continues to increase when no one is touching the screen, this may indicate:
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Electromagnetic interference (EMI)
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Environmental noise
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Incorrect Shield, Gain, or Threshold settings
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