Land Rover TestBook User Manual - Eng - Internet-Tools.co.uk

HARDWARE
USING THE TOUCH SCREEN
TestBook has been designed for ease of use.
Instead of an external keyboard, all user input is
given to the TestBook by touching the screen.
NOTE: The Touch screen is made of
standard glass, not safety glass. In the
event that the glass should break, extreme
caution should be taken as long shards may fall
out of the TestBook.
TestBook actually responds at the moment that you
lift your finger away from the screen, not at the
moment you touch it. If you slide your finger off the
selected ’button’ as you lift away from the screen,
TestBook will not respond.
The best way to make a selection is to pay attention
to the pointer (small crosshair or clock) on the
screen. After lifting your finger, make sure the
pointer is on top of the button you are selecting. If it
is not, try touching again.
When the pointer turns into a clock, it means that
TestBook is busy working on your selection. Wait
until the clock disappears before touching another
button.
If the pointer does not line up with your finger touch
to the screen, there is an easy way to correct it. At
the Welcome screen, touch the button labelled
Configuration on the Control Panel. Enter the
Configuration password if one is set. Then press
Align Touch. See the Touch Screen Calibration
section for more detail.
If using the "ALIGN TOUCH" facility does not correct
the problem, please ask someone else to try it
before condemning the TestBook. Sometimes a user
can become STATICALLY CHARGED and the
cursor will not respond.
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