E1106 Datasheet, PDF (7/14 Pages) ATMEL Corporation – E1106 User Manual

E1106 User Manual
Resolution – sets the resolution of the wheel/slider; default = 7 bits. Move the cursor over the
Resolution bar until the cursor turns into a double-headed arrow. Holding the left mouse button
down, move the slider left or right to select a new resolution. The number of bits is shown at the
side of the bar and changes in real time as the slider moves.
2 Bits: 4 positions (0...3)
3 Bits: 8 positions (0...7)
4 Bits: 16 positions (0...15)
5 Bits: 32 positions (0...31)
6 Bits: 64 positions (0...63)
7 Bits: 128 positions (0...127) (default)
8 Bits: 256 positions (0...255)
Calibration – this indicator lights to show when wheel/slider calibration is occurring.
Signal Error – this indicator lights to show that the signal has the wrong polarity, usually due to
E1106 assembly movement (when the transparent backplate is not fitted). Clicking Cal Wheel/Cal
Slider will resolve the error.
Detection – this indicator lights when a touch is detected on the wheel/slider.
3.5.2
Keys Area
Calibration – this indicator lights to show when key calibration is occurring.
Signal Error – this indicator lights to show that the signal has the wrong polarity, usually due to
E1106 assembly movement (when the transparent backplate is not fitted). Clicking Cal All Keys
will resolve the error.
QMagic Prox – this enables proximity mode on key 7 (when the check box is selected), allowing
the product to auto power up or activate its display with hand approach.
Note: once activated it can only be deactivated by clearing the check box and resetting the chip.
This has to be done by physically unplugging the device. Clearing the check box is not enough.
3.5.3
AKS Modes Area
AKS Modes – Adjacent Key Suppression - this patented feature works to prevent multiple keys
from responding to a single touch. It suppresses touch from weaker responding keys and only
allows a dominant key (or group of keys) to detect. Click an AKS Modes icon to select a new AKS
mode. In the main window the keys and wheel/slider backgrounds change color to indicate the
grouping of the new mode (if the Show AKS Groups in Main Window check box is selected).
AKS disabled
AKS global (default)
AKS K + W¹
AKS 4K² + 3K³ + W¹
AKS 4K² + (3K³ + W¹)
AKS 1K + (6K⁴ + W¹)
(no AKS)
(all keys AKS’d together)
3.5.4
Operating Modes Area
Operating Modes – select one of the Operating Modes options. If any option, apart from Free
Run (default), is selected then the corresponding options in the Low Power/Sync/Sleep Mode
area become available. The unavailable options appear dimmed.
1 _{Wheel or Slider.}
2 _{keys 1-4 AKS’d together.}
3 _{keys 5-7 AKS’d together.}
4 _{keys 1-6 AKS’d together.}
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