= touchcal: touch screen calibration== SYNOPSIS*touchcal*_Touchcal_ draws a cross-hair in each corner of the screen in turn(clockwise from the lower left hand corner), and waits each time for theuser to touch the centre of the cross-hair with the stylus. It thenprompts with a final cross-hair in the centre of the screen, and waitsonce more for the user to touch its centre with the stylus. The processis repeated until _touchcal_ can calculate a transformation matrix thatconsistently maps the touch panel to screen coordinates. It then writescorresponding calibration commands for _touch_(3) on its standardoutput, which can be saved in a file on the device, perhaps provided inNVRAM by _tinyfs_(3) or a file system in _ftl_(3)._Touchcal_ can be used both inside and outside the _wm_(1) environment,allowing calibration when the system is initialised, and whilst thewindow system is running.== FILES*/dev/touchctl*:: reset or read existing settings== SOURCE*/appl/cmd/touchcal.b*== SEE ALSO_touch_(3)
= touchcal: touch screen calibration
== SYNOPSIS
*touchcal*
_Touchcal_ draws a cross-hair in each corner of the screen in turn
(clockwise from the lower left hand corner), and waits each time for the
user to touch the centre of the cross-hair with the stylus. It then
prompts with a final cross-hair in the centre of the screen, and waits
once more for the user to touch its centre with the stylus. The process
is repeated until _touchcal_ can calculate a transformation matrix that
consistently maps the touch panel to screen coordinates. It then writes
corresponding calibration commands for _touch_(3) on its standard
output, which can be saved in a file on the device, perhaps provided in
NVRAM by _tinyfs_(3) or a file system in _ftl_(3).
_Touchcal_ can be used both inside and outside the _wm_(1) environment,
allowing calibration when the system is initialised, and whilst the
window system is running.
== FILES
*/dev/touchctl*::
reset or read existing settings
== SOURCE
*/appl/cmd/touchcal.b*
== SEE ALSO
_touch_(3)