Quantcast
Channel: Raspberry Pi Forums
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 5368

Troubleshooting • Re: Pi 5 - Dual Monitor - Touchscreen registers on wrong display

$
0
0
Here's the output of `libinput list-devices`:

Code:

Device:           Microchip Technology Inc. AR1100 HID-MOUSEKernel:           /dev/input/event0Group:            1Seat:             seat0, defaultCapabilities:     pointerTap-to-click:     n/aTap-and-drag:     n/aTap drag lock:    n/aLeft-handed:      disabledNat.scrolling:    disabledMiddle emulation: disabledCalibration:      identity matrixScroll methods:   noneClick methods:    noneDisable-w-typing: n/aDisable-w-trackpointing: n/aAccel profiles:   n/aRotation:         n/aDevice:           pwr_buttonKernel:           /dev/input/event1Group:            2Seat:             seat0, defaultCapabilities:     keyboardTap-to-click:     n/aTap-and-drag:     n/aTap drag lock:    n/aLeft-handed:      n/aNat.scrolling:    n/aMiddle emulation: n/aCalibration:      n/aScroll methods:   noneClick methods:    noneDisable-w-typing: n/aDisable-w-trackpointing: n/aAccel profiles:   n/aRotation:         n/aDevice:           vc4-hdmi-0Kernel:           /dev/input/event2Group:            3Seat:             seat0, defaultCapabilities:     keyboard pointerTap-to-click:     n/aTap-and-drag:     n/aTap drag lock:    n/aLeft-handed:      disabledNat.scrolling:    disabledMiddle emulation: n/aCalibration:      n/aScroll methods:   *buttonClick methods:    noneDisable-w-typing: n/aDisable-w-trackpointing: n/aAccel profiles:   flat *adaptiveRotation:         n/aDevice:           vc4-hdmi-1Kernel:           /dev/input/event3Group:            4Seat:             seat0, defaultCapabilities:     keyboard pointerTap-to-click:     n/aTap-and-drag:     n/aTap drag lock:    n/aLeft-handed:      disabledNat.scrolling:    disabledMiddle emulation: n/aCalibration:      n/aScroll methods:   *buttonClick methods:    noneDisable-w-typing: n/aDisable-w-trackpointing: n/aAccel profiles:   flat *adaptiveRotation:         n/a
The touch device is the AR1100. The fact that it is enumerating as a mouse seems to be a limitation of the device. It can also be enumerated as a digitizer, but then it doesn't quite work like a touchscreen (touches register as coordinates *relative* to the last touch, operating more like a touchpad than a touchscreen). Product documentation can be found at https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/ar1100

Statistics: Posted by JinShil — Thu Jan 18, 2024 1:38 am



Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 5368

Trending Articles