Starting with UPDD V6 release 6.0.566 we have introduced a Console program to view, update and configure the driver and installed devices.
The Console is invoked from the UPDD Daemon menu icon 
in the Menu bar under MacOS or System Tray under Windows and Linux.
It can also be invoked via the command line:
| OS |
Command |
| Windows |
C:\Program Files (x86)\UPDD>"updd Console" |
| MacOS |
/Library/Application\ Support/UPDD/UPDD\ Daemon.app/Contents/MacOS/UPDD\ Console |
| Linux |
/opt/updd$ ./upddenv ./UPDD\ Console |
When invoked the main dialog will be displayed showing the 'Touch' settings associated with the first device.
Console Dialog
Device Touch dialog:
General, Touch dialog:
The Console constitutes three areas; Device, Display and Function:
| Area |
Description |
| Device list |
The Device list contains a General entry to list system wide settings, an All Devices entry (only listed on systems with a multi device setup) to allow you to change settings that will be applied to all devices and also lists all the individual installed devices. Active devices are displayed with a coloured device icon, inactive devices (no longer seen by the driver) are greyed out as per this example:
|
| Function bar |
The Function bar shows available functions.
|
| Display area |
The Display area is used to shows the information related to the selected device item and function. |
The above example shows 2 x USB and 1 serial touch device.
Function Bar
This holds the driver and device functions:
| Function |
Description |
| Touch |
Touch settings and test options |
| Calibration |
Calibrate settings and invocation |
| Toolbars |
Define and calibrate Toolbars |
| Firmware |
If enabled, indicates the driver supports device firmware functions |
| Advanced |
Lists all UPDD related settings and their use |
| Devices |
Lists installed and support devices |
| About |
Software release information |
| Exit |
Close the console |