APR touchmonitors and touchcomputers
APR technology
The way it functions Specifications Acoustic Pulse Recognition Touchscreens
NOTE: Acoustic Pulse Recognition is not accessible on standalone touchscreens; Elo gives touchmonitors and touchcomputers integrated with Acoustic Pulse Recognition technologies.
Elo Acoustic Pulse Recognition (APR) touchscreens use a totally new and distinctive method of sensing touches on a show. Consisting only of a glass overlay mounted in front of the exhibit,
Office 2007 Professional, along with a modest digital controller board,
Microsoft Office Pro Plus 2010, APR technologies offers a new set of rewards that have only been partially accomplished just before by other touch technologies.
APR combines the supreme in optical attributes, sturdiness, and balance, with exceptional dragging properties. By combining stylus,
Office 2007 Pro, glove, bare finger and fingernail activation, with low-cost advantages,
Cheap Office 2007, APR is well-suited for a lot of numerous purposes including kiosk, point-of-sale and health-related instrumentation. Moreover, its pure-glass surface is resistant to scratches, drinking water as well as other contaminants around the display screen, and may be scaled from 2.5-inch to 42-inch displays.
APR operates inside a easy and elegant way—by recognizing the sound created when the glass is touched at a given position.
Positive aspects Optics and durability of pure glass Performs with finger, glove,
Office Ultimate 2007, pen, credit card, fingernail Resistant to h2o, dust, grease No wear-out mechanism Works even with scratches Excellent drag performance Sealable to NEMA 4/IP65 standards One time factory calibration, no drift Thin borders—only 5mm True flat surface Little and large sizes Palm rejection Programs Restaurant and hospitality automation Retail Point-of-Sale (POS) terminals Pharmacy automation Industrial automation Office automation
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