Use our "AudioTest" tool to check microphone audio: AudioTest.exe

It enables you to check on general function of speakers and microphone, as well as voice performance brick functionality of both Major and Excelsior products.

1. Start "AudioTest" and configure it's settings like following:
   
   
2. Press "Start Record" and speak into the microphone
3. Stop the recording by clicking "Start Record" again
4. Play the recording by pressing "Play Sound"

If there is a voice performance brick built in your' HomeCockpit touchpanel, it should filter out most of the background noise.

In case you are unsure about the bricks functionality, try again with "Disabled Voice Performance"

Touchpanels with a presence detector brick will be shipped with a tool called "HC-Control Center Tool".
Whenever this tool is installed on your' touchpanel when first starting it, chances are slim to none, that there is no presence detector installed.
If you are still unsure about whether a presence detector is installed or not, download "HC-Control Center Tool" here and configure it.
Whenever a presence detector brick is installed, the control center dots will show green and red dots. Grey dots mean that there is no presence detector installed in this touchpanel.

In the rare case of touchscreen issues we suggest rebooting or disconnecting the touchpanel from it's power supply.
After starting the touchpanel back up again, touchscreen issues are resolved in most of the cases.

If the touchscreen problems still occur after rebooting/ rewiring, you can try reinstalling the touch driver:

1. install UPDD_06_00_669.exe
2. Copy mouse mode.ink and touch mode to your' desktop
3. Double click on either shortcut switches bewteen mouse and touch mode

The touchpanel also keeps the applied mode after restart.

This tool also provides some comfortable opportunities (UPDD_06_00_669.exe has to be installed first)

The duration until windows detects your' taps as "long" for right clicks can be configured in the windows settings menu.

1. Open the windows "control panel" and navigate to "Pen and Touch"
2. Choose "on hold" and click "settings"
3. (De)activate the checkmark at "activate hold for right click" - here you can also configure the actions speed and duration.

If you adjust these settings regularly, consider creating a desktop shortcut: Pen and Touch.lnk
By clicking this shortcut, you immediately open the settings "pen and touch" without clicking through windows control panel.

We created shortcuts specifically for this use case:

Disable_Screen_Edge_Swipe.reg / Enable_Screen_Edge_Swipe.reg

Double click the shortcut to enable/disable touch gestures on your' touchpanel.

Our MonitorResolution application was made specifically for this use case:

Change resolution upon UDP-command or via command line. It can also be used with it's basic UI by starting it like a regular application:

1. Interactive call:
   Whenever the tool is started without the ":hidden" parameter, a graphic UI will be displayed on the screen
   Choose your desired resolution and click it to switch resolutions automatically
   
   
   
   
2. Call via command line
   When started via command line, parameters can be passed to the application. Following parameters are accepted:
   "-hidden" → Hides UI and runs the application in background mode
   "-port:xxxx" → switches from standard UDP-port (55050) to desired UDP-port
   "-ip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx" → Listener IP of UPD-recipient (standard: 127.0.0.1)
   "-res:1024x768" → switches resolution to 1024x768 (all supported resolutions are accepted)

Following examples of commandline execution can be used as reference:

MonitorResolution.exe -hidden -res:1024x768

Application is started without GUI and the displays resoltion is switched to 1024x768 immediately

MonitorResolution.exe -hidden

Application is started without GUI and is awaiting UDP commands at 127.0.0.1:55050
An example of a UDP command to switch the displays resolution could look like this: "-res:1024x768"

MonitorResolution.exe -hidden -ip:192.168.137.176 -port:1335

Application is again started without visible GUI and receives UDP commads on the configured ip and port.
An example of a UDP command to switch the displays resolution could look like this: "-res:1024x768"