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If the presentation system is not already turned on, turn it On now.
Step 3
Stop. You have completed this procedure.
Step 4
Related Topics
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Connect to a Touchscreen
Tip Some touchscreens work as designed only after they are calibrated manually. If your touchscreen is one of these, its
calibration occurs during a later stage of DMP setup. The list of related topics for this procedure states where you can learn
about calibration.
DMP connections to a touchscreen are mostly the same as for other digital displays. However,
touchscreens employ a special cable that supports interactivity through touch. This might be either an
RS-232 serial cable or a USB cable, depending on the touchscreen model. Although some models
support both cable types for interactivity, you can use only one type at a time.
Before You Begin
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Procedure
Connect an HDMI cable to the HDMI interface on the back panel of your DMP.
Step 1
Connect the other end to your touchscreen.
Step 2
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If your touchscreen supports DVI connections and not HDMI connections:
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Tip
78-19212-02
Physical Interfaces (I/O Ports), page 12
Use an HDMI Connection, page 26
Verify that your DMP model supports touchscreen technologies and that we support the touchscreen
brand, model, and device driver that you will use. See http://www.cisco.com/go/dms/compatibility.
Check the documentation for your touchscreen to learn whether it requires a serial connection or a
USB connection to your DMP, or if it supports both.
Fasten an HDMI-to-DVI adapter to the free end of the cable.
Connect the free end of the DVI adapter to the corresponding interface on your touchscreen.
You can use an HDMI splitter or other supported method to attach multiple presentation systems to a DMP.
However, only one of these systems can be a touchscreen.
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