@6by9
I've finally got back to this.
As you surmised it is a USB touch device, it is a IR touch frame to mount on TV. With a fresh install of Raspberry OS (64 bit using Wayland) on a Pi4 the device is detected. I had to add a 99 rules to change the rotation, probably because for situation I want the cable out of the way over the top of the TV and it was probably designed to be out the bottom - either way not a big issue.
As recognised by Raspberry OS using lsusb the details are
When selected through the Screen Configuration, the touch panel reports as Touch Device FC48WH00DL-CT-B2-20P
The VID:PID I have been given is 08D3:1000.
I was given these when I asked about getting the 10 point touch functionality of the frame working under Linux - it works under Windows.
To prove that it doesn't currently work I downloaded a large (x,y large, not MB) image, opened it and confirmed that it can be zoomed in and out in image viewer, then tried with pinch control and it doesn't zoom.
I've finally got back to this.
As you surmised it is a USB touch device, it is a IR touch frame to mount on TV. With a fresh install of Raspberry OS (64 bit using Wayland) on a Pi4 the device is detected. I had to add a 99 rules to change the rotation, probably because for situation I want the cable out of the way over the top of the TV and it was probably designed to be out the bottom - either way not a big issue.
As recognised by Raspberry OS using lsusb the details are
Code:
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 1ff7:0013 CVT Electronics.Co.,Ltd CVTouch Screen (HID)The VID:PID I have been given is 08D3:1000.
I was given these when I asked about getting the 10 point touch functionality of the frame working under Linux - it works under Windows.
To prove that it doesn't currently work I downloaded a large (x,y large, not MB) image, opened it and confirmed that it can be zoomed in and out in image viewer, then tried with pinch control and it doesn't zoom.
Statistics: Posted by tomsimmons — Fri Jun 28, 2024 9:15 pm