Feb 15 2007, 09:37 AM
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Does anyone know the format of the pointercal file?
The contents are like this 21596 0 173612 0 14745 978165 65536 If I manualy input this file I can get my 5500 to start by bypassing the calibration screen. I have tried two different sets of numbers as above and both are far enough off that it makes the touch screen unusable. If I knew what these numbers meant I might be able to adjust them so by digitizer works properly. Jon |
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Jun 28 2007, 05:38 AM
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QUOTE(Cy1clown @ Feb 15 2007, 09:37 AM) Does anyone know the format of the pointercal file? The contents are like this 21596 0 173612 0 14745 978165 65536 If I manualy input this file I can get my 5500 to start by bypassing the calibration screen. I have tried two different sets of numbers as above and both are far enough off that it makes the touch screen unusable. If I knew what these numbers meant I might be able to adjust them so by digitizer works properly. Jon Ok, since I'm looking for the same information, here is an indirect refence: onThe QWSCalibratedMouseHandler -Qt 4.3- Reference Page there's a couple of equations that use the seven numbers (a, b, c, d, e, f and s) in /etc/pointercal to translate from device coordinates (Xd, Yd) to screen coordinates (Xs, Ys). In case that page was to disappear, here are the equations: s*Xs = a*Xd + b*Yd + c s*Ys = d*Xd + e*Yd + f I'll have to play a bit with it on my N800, and see what happens. |
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Cy1clown Pointercal File Feb 15 2007, 09:37 AM
daniel3000 AFAIK these values represent hardware-dependent pa... Feb 16 2007, 02:42 AM![]() ![]() |
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