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Windows Embedded CE is the solution from
Microsoft that works on embedded platforms
with x86, ARM and other RISC processors.
Since it requires less storage space and
boots up faster, therefore, it is usually
used on systems with slower processing speed
and smaller memory.
PenMount supports most CE versions in the
market, including Windows CE .NET 4.2,
Windows CE 5.0 and Windows Embedded CE 6.0.
PenMount provides two versions of device
driver, the “Standard” driver which uses the
PenMount proprietary calibration method,
including 4, 9 and 16 points calibration
mode. We recommend that you choose one of
these methods based on the actual hardware
performance. If the system is slower, you
can choose driver version V3.0 with 4 point
calibration mode when building the system.
If you are using faster systems, you can
also choose other calibration modes as well.
Besides the PenMount “Standard” device
driver, there is the PenMount “Stylus”
device driver, which is recommended for
applications based on the calibration API of
Windows Embedded CE. With this flexibility,
systems builders can optimize their systems
with PenMount Touch Solution.
With more and more demands for touch
functions in operating systems, the latest
version of Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3 has
included new features that support touch and
gestures. Software developers can use the
gesture’s API to allow the software to
receive notifications when the system's
gesture engine recognizes a touch gesture,
then it can apply predefined actions or show
animations.
Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3 currently
supports Pan and Flicks gestures. Pan occurs
when user touches and drags in any
direction. Flicks occur when drawing quick
uni-direction strokes - up, down, left or
right.
The Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3 also includes
a sample Internet Explorer demo that
demonstrates the uses of touch gestures. A
user can use Pan gesture to drag the web
pages. A user can use Flicks gestures for
page up / page down functions. We believe
that with the new gesture API, the PenMount
Touch Solution can bring more new
applications to embedded platforms.
Finally, we created the table below to help
you check the features provided by the
PenMount Windows Embedded CE device driver.
USB interface:
RS-232
interface:
PenMount’s hardware and software are
designed to meet the needs and demands of
the market; and if you have any specific
requirements of your own, we would be most
glad and ready to offer our full support and
assistance in your product development. For
more information on the PenMount hardware
and software products, you can download its
data sheet and drivers via
www.salt.com.tw or
www.penmount.com. If you have any
suggestions or comments, please email us at
salt@salt.com.tw or
penmount@seed.net.tw. |