Elo TouchSystems

                        Installing the
             DOS and Windows Driver Disk Version 2.0c
                 (Windows 16-bit 3.x drivers)
                        with Windows 95

Note: The 16-bit Windows 3.x drivers are only required for Windows 95
if you will be using an old Elo touchscreen controller (models E271-14x,
E2x1-280, E281x-400x) or running DOS programs in full screen mode. Otherwise,
install MonitorMouse for Windows 95 (32-bit drivers). Do not use a
combination of the 16-bit and 32-bit drivers.

Installing the Elo touchscreen 16-bit drivers for Windows 95 is almost
the same as installing the drivers with Windows 3.x. Follow these
steps:

1. Make sure you are loading a DOS mouse driver in the
   AUTOEXEC.BAT file if you have a mouse connected to your
   system. For example:

 	C:\MOUSE\MOUSE

   The Windows 95 installation program will have REM'ed-out any
   mouse driver it found in AUTOEXEC.BAT. This driver must be
   reinstalled. Microsoft mouse driver 8.20 or Logitech mouse
   driver 6.20 is recommended over more recent versions which
   occupy more memory. In addition, later Microsoft mouse drivers
   may cause the cursor to jump all over the screen if the
   Microsoft mouse SETUP program is not run. The recommended
   mouse drivers may be found on the Elo BBS in the Miscellaneous
   Tools file area (#11) at (510) 651-1224.

2. Reboot the system using the "Command prompt only" selection
   from the Windows 95 Startup Menu. To get to the Windows 95
   Startup Menu, reboot the system and quickly press the [F8] key
   when the system displays "Starting Windows 95...".

3. Install the Elo DOS and Windows Driver Disk software. From the
   DOS command prompt, type:

 	C:> A:\INSTALL

   The INSTALL program will ask for the model of the touchscreen.
   If you have an Elo TouchMonitor with an internal serial
   controller, check the label on the back of the monitor for the
   model of the controller. Otherwise, check the label on the
   external controller. The INSTALL program will then copy all
   the necessary files from the distribution disk to your hard
   disk.

   After the installation, you will be prompted to type "GO" to
   calibrate the touchscreen for DOS applications. For example:

 	C:\TOUCH> GO

   For more information on the Elo INSTALL program, see Chapter 2
   in the DOS and Windows Driver Guide.

4. Reboot the PC and start Windows 95. If the message "New
   Hardware Found" is displayed when Windows 95 loads, select "Do
   not install driver".

5. Calibrate the touchscreen in Windows 95. Use the Touchscreen
   Control Panel located in the Control Panel. For more
   information, see page 59 in the DOS and Windows Driver Guide.
   Once the touchscreen has been successfully calibrated, it is
   ready for use with Windows 95. If you need to troubleshoot your
   installation, see page 96 in the DOS and Windows Driver Guide.