Make sure the display’s input source is set to HDMI.
Restart both devices.
If using an ELO Display, verify that power and data cables are in the correct ports—ELO screens often require both HDMI (video) and USB (touch input).
2. Touchscreen Not Responding
Ensure USB touch cable is connected to the Backpack.
Reboot the system.
Go to Settings → Display → Touch Input and confirm it’s enabled.
If touch remains unresponsive, try a firmware update through ELOView.
3. Wi-Fi Connection Drops
Use Ethernet when possible for stable performance.
If using Wi-Fi, keep the Backpack within 30 feet of the router.
Update to the latest firmware to fix connectivity bugs.
4. Performance Lag or Freezing
Clear cache (Settings → Apps → Clear Cache).
Restart weekly for optimal operation.
Avoid running multiple apps in the background.
5. Screen Orientation or Display Rotation Wrong
Open Settings → Display → Auto Rotate.
Lock or unlock based on your mounting orientation.
Long-Term Maintenance Tips
Keep ventilation holes free of dust.
Apply updates quarterly.
Use ELOView to monitor uptime and performance remotely.
Final Thoughts
ELO hardware is built for durability, but regular upkeep ensures years of flawless performance. A few simple checks can prevent downtime and extend your device’s lifespan.
Tags: ELO, Troubleshooting, Displays, Support Author: Emilio Bourdages Blog: Learn
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