Connecting An Additional Touch Display

Keep in mind that these settings may look different depending on which version of Windows your system is running.

1. Make sure the display is connected to the PC using the appropriate connections, as well as the provided power source.
   
2. Once the display is connected, right-click on the desktop of the Windows PC and select "Display Settings". 
   
1. Note, Windows 7 and Windows 8 has this listed as "Screen Resolution".

Windows XP:

1. On the Display Setting menu, scroll down until you see a section labeled "Multiple Displays". 
   
2. Located there or close by is a dropdown menu.
   
3. Select "Extend These Displays". 
   
4. Windows will ask you to confirm these changes.
   

Windows XP:

Note - When you select "Extend these displays" Windows will sometimes disable the touch capabilities of the PC.

Make sure you have a mouse and/or keyboard connected to be able to confirm these changes. 

1. Once you’ve extended the monitors, you will need to reconfigure the touch.
2. Navigate to Control Panel -> Tablet PC Settings
3. Click on Configure.
4. On the main monitor, touch anywhere on the screen to confirm.
   
5. On the secondary monitor, touch anywhere again on the screen to confirm touch.
   
6. Touch should now be enabled on both monitors.