DISPLAX Service allows you to list all touch devices connected to a specific computer, whether the devices are attached locally or to a remote host on the same network. Listing devices is typically the first step before viewing or changing device settings via the command line.
This feature is commonly used in multi-device, multi-PC, or remote management environments.
To list devices, DISPLAX Service requires:
The IP address of the target host
A list-devices parameter
You can list devices from:
The local computer running DISPLAX Service
A remote computer on the same network
To list all devices connected to the same computer running DISPLAX Service, use the localhost IP address:
displaxservice -a 127.0.0.1 -l
This command connects to the local service instance and displays all detected devices.
To list devices connected to another computer on the same network, use that computer’s IP address:
displaxservice -a 192.168.1.50 -l
Replace 192.168.1.50 with the actual IP address of the remote host.
Before listing devices, ensure that:
DISPLAX Service is installed and running on the target host
Network access is enabled for remote connections
--allow-network=true
Firewalls allow communication between the computers
You have permission to access the remote host
Verifying that touch controllers are detected
Identifying device IDs before applying settings
Managing multiple devices across different computers
Remote diagnostics and configuration
Automation and scripting workflows
Always list devices before attempting to change device settings.
Use 127.0.0.1 for faster access when working locally.
Only connect to and list devices on trusted networks.
If no devices appear, confirm host connectivity and service status.