Juniper Systems Allegro CX Manual - Manual (Page 24)

24 Allegro CX Owner’s Manual
Three styli are provided: two mini styli, one of which snaps into
a holding bay built into the top of the case, and a pen-size stylus.
For more details on how to use the touchscreen, refer to the Display
Touchscreen in Chapter 4, Windows CE Operating System.
Touchscreen Disable/Enable Key
Blue
key +
The Allegro offers a touchscreen key option that allows you to
disable and/or enable the touchscreen. The function is optimal when
cleaning the touchscreen. Once disabled you can wipe off the screen
and avoid accidentally activating programs, or moving icons or
entire screens around on the Allegro.
Press the BLUE shift key and the TS (BkSp) key to disable the screen.
Use the same key sequence to enable the touchscreen.
Cleaning the Touchscreen
To clean the touchscreen of the Allegro, complete the following steps:
Press the BLUE shift key + TS (BkSp) key to disable the
touchscreen.
Use a clean cotton cloth to wipe off the screen.
Note: Do not use anything abrasive that could scratch the screen
(including tissues and paper towels).
Press the BLUE shift key + TS (BkSp) key to enable the
touchscreen.
Note: Petroleum-based cleaners and solvents should not be used. They
can damage the touchscreen surface.
In some environments, the Allegro is exposed to substances, such as
pitch or tar, which require stronger cleaning supplies for removal.
Some of the available cleaning supplies/chemicals on the market
will damage the case, so use caution. To see a current list of cleaning
supplies we have test and recommend for cleaning the Allegro, visit
our Web site at, www.junipersys.com. Go to the Support section and
do a search for “cleaning supplies.”
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