How does the IR Touch Frame work?
- Fit the frame along the border of the display.
- Connect the frame to the computer driving the screen.
- Infrared beams run across the glass in front of the display.
- A finger breaks the beams and the sensors note the position.
- The computer treats that position as a touch.
What comes with the IR Touch Frame?
- Infrared touch frame with sensor points on the inner rim
- Connection cable
What space and power does the IR Touch Frame need?
| Play area | A flat display with a clear, square border for the frame |
|---|---|
| Mounting height | No ceiling requirement; the frame goes on the display itself |
| Power | Power through the display and computer, no separate supply needed in most set-ups |
| Network | A USB or cable link to the host computer |
Where is the IR Touch Frame used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
IR Touch Frame: questions buyers ask
Can an infrared frame turn an existing screen into a touch screen?
Yes. The IR Touch Frame fits around the edge of a large display and adds touch without replacing the screen. Send the screen size so we match the frame to it.
How does an infrared touch frame detect a finger?
The IR Touch Frame runs infrared beams across the screen face. When a finger breaks the beams, small sensor points on the inner rim work out where the touch happened.
Does the IR frame work on a projected wall?
The IR Touch Frame is made for a framed screen or display. For a projected wall with no frame, use a sensor such as the Radar Touch instead, which does not need a border.
Will sunlight affect an infrared touch frame?
Strong direct sunlight can disturb infrared sensors. The IR Touch Frame suits indoor spots away from windows, and we advise on placement if your display faces bright light.
