ELCOM Uniq Monitor 215, User Manual

BEFORE USING THE DEVICE

Prior to using the device it is necessary to connect the power adapter. Plug the power cable into the electrical 

power outlet (230V, 50 Hz).

Note :  Before using the Uniq Monitor it is a good idea to look over the sections devoted to methods of controlling the device. 

SWITCHING ON

Press the operating on/off button on the bottom of the device. The device switches on, which is indicated 

by the LED on the front of the panel. After connecting to a PC via VGA or DVI cable, desktop will appear. 

SWITCHING OFF

The device can be switched off by touching the operating on/off button.

CONTROLLING

To control the Uniq Monitor primarily the built–in touch panel is used.

Controlling using the touch panel can be used to perform many operations without using keyboard and 

mouse. The information you need to use the touch panel correctly is presented in the following section.

Controlling with the touch panel

The Uniq Monitor is equipped with a touch panel which allows you to control the mouse cursor and appli-

cations or enter text using the virtual keyboard on the display. The touch panel can be controlled by the 

touch of the fingers or using a special touch pen (stylus). 

Note :  Control the touch panel by gentle pressure of the finger or stylus. Do not use excess pressure or objects with hard and 

sharp edges for controlling; otherwise you may cause damage to the touch panel or the display.

Controlling the mouse cursor with the touch panel

Using the touch panel you can control the mouse functions as follows:

Tapping on the screen is the equivalent of left-clicking the mouse – the cursor is shifted to the place of the 

touch and the object beneath the cursor is selected.

Double-tapping – is the equivalent of double-clicking the left mouse button.

Placing and holding a finger on one spot of the display – is the equivalent of clicking the right mouse button, 

calling up the context menu. After the menu is displayed, tap on the desired item in the menu while the 

relevant item is activated.

Parameters for controlling the mouse cursor can be changed in the dialogue box for setting the touch panel display on the 

“Setting“ card.

Using gestures

On operating systems that support multi touch control – among supplied operating systems it‘s Windows  

– you can use the advanced touch control options using specific movements of fingers or stylus, so called 

gestures. Using gestures is possible in Windows  in compatible applications to control the scrolling, zooming, 

rotation and a context menu. Basic gestures are summarized below. Not all gestures must be available in 

all applications and for all objects. 

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Using the device