DISPLAX Service allows you to enable or disable touch injection at the operating system level. This setting controls whether touch input from the DISPLAX touch controller is sent to and processed by the OS.
When touch injection is disabled, the touch controller remains connected and powered, but no touch events are delivered to the operating system.
To see whether touch injection is currently enabled in the operating system, run:
displaxservice -a 127.0.0.1 --tcenable
This command returns the current touch injection status.
To allow touch input to be processed by the operating system, run:
displaxservice -a 127.0.0.1 --tcenable 1
Touch events from the controller will now be injected into the OS.
To stop touch input from being sent to the operating system, run:
displaxservice -a 127.0.0.1 --tcenable 0
No touch events will be processed by the OS until touch injection is enabled again.
Always verify touch status after maintenance or calibration.
Re-enable touch injection before handing the system back to end users.
Combine this setting with popup warnings or auto-save preferences in DISPLAX Connect for safer operation.