Open frame touch monitor
A "Basic Set" that combines a touch panel sensor and controller, an LCD (liquid crystal display), a video processing board, and a metal chassis. It is equipped with a video processing board essential for LCD activation. After purchase, it can be immediately integrated into development products as a touch panel LCD display. For applications requiring durability and high-quality visuals, such as public terminals, a projected capacitive touch panel can be selected, while for applications demanding high operational stability and reliability, such as factory automation, a light load resistive film type can be chosen. You can select the optimal touch panel type according to your usage and environment.
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We offer two types of touch panels: the projected capacitive touch panel "PCAP" type and the analog resistive film touch panel "lightweight" type. - Screen size: 7.0" to 12.1" - Gesture operation possible with resistive film - Reliable HDMI certification - Environment and application selectable option "Cover Option" (PCAP type only) - Selectable attachment option "Air/Optical Bonding"
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As an embedded product for industrial equipment
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"Operation" and "display" are essential for all the devices we touch. However, the optimal "operation" and "display" vary depending on the user, usage, and context. Our products deliver the most suitable "operation" and "display" for each device. With a tough structure, user-friendly design, and graphical, beautiful operation buttons and message expressions, our products hint at a new era of design, greatly enhancing their value through a strong, gentle, and beautiful interface. Additionally, the reliability and trust based on JAPAN quality cultivated in FA and long-term stable supply directly contribute to improving the reliability of our customers' products. We envision "Only One" for each device, which means refining the "operation" and "display" to achieve "intuitive usability" for everyone involved with that device. In the field of touch panel interfaces, we continue to pursue this goal.
