GTOMP (BETA) This software is in BETA. We provide this software as a touch sensitivity monitor and touch package data download tool.
GTOMP provides a quick and easy way to evaluate our GT-CP module. This application allows you to display images on GT-CP modules, create graphical user interface (GUI) prototypes, and download touch setting package data. Choose from either USB or UART to communicate with any of our GT-CP displays.
This tool is a GTOP upgrade and combines our GT-Packer and GTO tools into a single support tool suite. GTOP will not receive any more updates after GTOMP is released.
NOTE: This tool is currently in BETA. Certain features are still in development and testing. Please read the user guide before using this tool.
System Requirements:
- Microsoft Windows 10 (32/64-bit) with .NET framework 4.5
- Serial communication port (USB / UART)
- 100MB of hard drive space
Application Setup:
- Unzip the downloaded file into a folder that you wish to keep GTOMP. It is recommended to keep it in a new folder to avoid confusion with your existing files. You should now have the GTOMP execution file, WinUSB installer for Windows 7 and GTOMP user guide.
- The USB communication driver needs to be installed next. If you are using Windows 8.1/10, please skip forward to step 3. If you are using Window 7, please continue to the next step.
- Unzip WinUSBdriverForWin7.zip.
- Connect your GT-CP module to your PC via USB.
- If you have not installed WinUSB or a Noritake virtual COM port driver before, the driver installation will fail. When it does, go to your PC’s Device Manager.
- Right click on “GT800X480A-C903PA”, “GTWV050C3A00PA” or “GT480X272A-C903PA” and choose “Update Driver Software”.
- Click on “Browse my computer for driver software”.
- Click “Browse” and navigate to WinUSBdriverForWin7/winusbcompat.
- Click on “Next”.
- The driver should install and finish by saying that the “WinUSB Device” driver has been installed.
* WinUSB is already packaged with Windows 8.1/10 so only install it on Windows 7.
* If you don’t want to use WinUSB or if you encounter an error during installation, install our GU-TFT driver from this page.
- Connect your GT-CP module to your PC via USB.
- Launch the GTOMPXXXX.exe file. The main GTOMP window should appear.
- You can now use this tool to evaluate your Noritake GT-CP.
Conditions:
Applicable Display Models:
- GTWQ043C3A00PA (F150 or later)
- GTWV050C3A00PA (F150 or later)
- GTWV070C3A00PA (F150 or later)
Tested Operating Systems:
- Microsoft Windows 10 (32bit/64bit) with .NET framework 4.0 or 4.5
Revision History:
Version | Date | Revision |
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1.0.1.5 BETA | 01-24-2020 |
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1.1.1.7 BETA | 06-10-2020 |
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1.2.1.9 BETA | 10-23-2020 |
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Note:
- This tool is supplied “As is” without any warranty.
- Its possible to fail or malfunction under a specific combination of peripherals and PC or operating system.
- Power requirements are reported as “bus-powered” 100mA. Please check that the USB host/hub is capable of providing sufficient power. When using “bus-powered” mode, please verify the GT-CP module’s power consumption with the module’s hardware specification.
- This software contains a third party text editor engine called “Azuki” which is developed by Mr. Suguru Yamamoto. For the description of Azuki and its license information are described on https://osdn.net/projects/azuki/
How to check touch sensitivity via monitor tool:
- With your GT-CP module connected to your PC and GTOMP open, select the appropriate connection port for the GT-CP module.
- Click on “Tool > Touch Level Tool”, the “Touch Level Tool” window will appear.
- Touch the connected module’s touch screen. The graph should change accordingly.
Download a touch setting package data file to your GT-CP module:
- With your GT-CP module connected to your PC and GTOMP open, select the appropriate connection port for the GT-CP module.
- Click on the “Memory Tool” button.
- Once the “Memory Tool” window has opened, navigate to “Tool > Touch Setting Package Data > Store > No. 1”.
- An open dialog box will pop-up.
- Navigate to the desired touch setting package file and click “Open”. The touch package data is now loaded onto the connected GT-CP module as package #1.
- Navigate to “Tool > Select a Package > Package 1”. This will select touch package #1 and change the connected GT-CP’s touch setting parameters to match the selected touch package data file.
Display a bitmap image on your GT-CP module:
- With your GT-CP module connected to your PC and GTOMP open, select the appropriate connection port for the GT-CP module.
- Click the “Memory Tool” button.
- Once the “Memory Tool” window has opened, select the serial port that your module is connected to or select “Noritake Display” if you are using WinUSB.
- Once the connection is successful, navigate to the image that you would like to display in Windows Explorer.
- Drag and drop the image to the FROM2 node located on the left side of the Memory Tool window.
- NOTE: The recommended image size is 800 x 480 pixels (or 480 x 272 pixels). Image processing time increases as image resolution increases.
- A new node will appear underneath the FROM2 node. Click this new node.
- The image will then load into the “Preview” section of the application.
- Once the image has appeared in the “Preview” section, check the “on GT” checkbox.
- The image will now be displayed on the module.