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Title: Mcdonalds, monitor for jukebox
Post by: rock66 on April 06, 2009, 07:31:33 am

I just picked up a nexdisplay-4 monitor that was from a mcdonalds.has any one  used this monitor to make a jukebox and if so where did they get the drivers.I have searched the internet for info on this model and the only other info I have is its from electronic systems services. thanks

Title: Re: Mcdonalds, monitor for jukebox
Post by: Fordman on April 06, 2009, 11:19:56 am

Are you sure the touchscreen part is not from ELO or another touchscreen company. I did a google of nexdisplay-4  and got nexdisplay-4  is a POS software company - that doesnt mean the actual touchscreen (piece of glass on top of the lcd) is from them.

When you plug it into your pc, does the monitor work? If so, then that is half the battle.

Then is the touchscreen USB or Serial?

Plug that in to see if Windows (or other OS) automatically finds it.

If that doesnt work, download PC Wizard http://www.cpuid.com/pcwizard.php (http://www.cpuid.com/pcwizard.php) and if your touchscreen is plugged in through USB or Serial, the PC Wizard will tell you the manufacturer of the touchscreen. :)

Hope that helps and gets you in the right direction!

Fordman

Title: Re: Mcdonalds, monitor for jukebox
Post by: Fordman on April 06, 2009, 11:34:37 am

Upon futher searching, I found this for you also. The touchscreen you have is from ELO!

Tha manufacturer of the equipment you have is Javelin but uses an ELO touchscreen.
http://www.jvln.com.au/index.html (http://www.jvln.com.au/index.html)


http://www.jvln.com.au/downloads/touchscreens/Javelin120LCD/120lcd.html (http://www.jvln.com.au/downloads/touchscreens/Javelin120LCD/120lcd.html) <--- Driver for your touchscreen here 2.8mb for Win XP - 2000. Also ther is a manual for download too!

Now you have to find out if you have a Javelin 120 LCD or a Javelin POP LCD. By looking at the file being downloaded, it is the same file so the driver you downoad for either 120 or POP should work with your monitor

Hope that helps!  :cheers:
Fordman

Title: Re: Mcdonalds, monitor for jukebox
Post by: rock66 on April 07, 2009, 08:16:35 am

thank you for the reply,I am waiting to pick up a power supply. will keep in touch on my progress. Thanks

Title: Re: Mcdonalds, monitor for jukebox
Post by: rock66 on April 10, 2009, 10:53:36 pm

Ineed to find a power supply with a 4 pin round jack ,help any one Thanks

Title: Re: Mcdonalds, monitor for jukebox
Post by: Barry Barcrest on April 11, 2009, 04:31:09 pm

Quote from: rock66 on April 10, 2009, 10:53:36 pm

Ineed to find a power supply with a 4 pin round jack ,help any one Thanks

A Picture of the socket might help.