Mitsubishi touch screenIt is an industrial touch display device developed by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, also known as Mitsubishi human-machine interface, widely used in the field of industrial automation. Using resistive thin film pressure sensing technology to achieve touch operation. A resistive screen consists of two conductive layers and transparent isolation points. When a finger touches the screen, the two conductive layers make contact at the touch point, causing a change in resistance and generating signals in the X and Y directions. These signals are then sent to the touch screen controller to calculate the coordinate position and operate in a simulated mouse manner.

　　Mitsubishi touch screenPrecautions for use:

Assembly and operation:

The Mitsubishi touch screen is made of glass, please wear gloves/finger cots during assembly to avoid scratches.

Avoid directly picking up the touch screen with the lead wires and avoid pulling or pulling on the lead wires.

When picking up and placing products, it is necessary to operate them individually and handle them gently to avoid scratching the surface of the products due to collision with each other.

Cleaning and maintenance:

When cleaning the surface of the product, please use a soft cloth (such as deer skin) dipped in petroleum ether to wipe.

Do not use corrosive organic solvents such as industrial alcohol to wipe the surface of the touch screen film.

Fault handling:

If the touch screen fails to work or the touch position is inaccurate, you can try recalibrating the position or cleaning the touch screen.

If the fault cannot be eliminated, please contact professional maintenance personnel for inspection.