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The touch sensor maps to its own active area, not the video aspect ratio. As long as the LCD resolution and the touch AA rectangle are aligned in the OS, coordinates stay correct. If you pair a 4:3 sensor with a 16:10 panel you'll get edge offset — so we match the sensor shape to your LCD, not just the diagonal size.

No drift from tilt. PCAP doesn't care about gravity or angle; what matters is the controller's reported coordinates, which are fixed to the panel. The only thing tilt changes is finger contact area (slightly larger at steep angles) — our firmware auto-compensates, so a desk arm or wall pivot won't need recalibration.

Safe as long as the liquid doesn't reach the FPC exit. 6H glass tolerates regular ammonia-free glass cleaner and alcohol wipes. Two rules: spray the cloth, not the screen; and keep the bottom edge (where the cable exits) dry. For 24/7 advertising walls we add an AF coating so daily wiping doesn't cloud the surface over time.

Windows sees it as a HID touch digitizer, independent of the mouse. You can use both at once: mouse for precision, touch for quick taps. In Device Manager it shows as "HID-compliant touch screen" — no extra driver. If your IT image blocks new HID devices, whitelist the VID/PID we provide and it's silent from then on.

The 85% transmittance glass is clear by default. Under strong showroom spotlights you'll want AG or AG+AR coating: AG cuts the white hotspot, AR deepens black levels so the ad looks richer. The trade-off is AG adds a faint matte texture; if your brand creative needs mirror-clear gloss, stay with clear + AF only.