XT Touch Foil Calibration (Retro Mirror Booth and Beauty Mirror Booth)
This guide covers Retro Mirror Booth (RMB) and Beauty Mirror Booth (BMB) units with a confirmed XT Controller. Retro uses XT touch foil from April 2019. Beauty uses touch foil from 2019, but that fact alone does not identify its controller. Check the installed controller, especially on earlier or modified units, before using these steps. A video walkthrough is available at the bottom of this article.
For model/date identification, see the touch controller reference. This is an XT procedure, not an ET Controller or MMB-IR procedure. Similar touchscreen configuration is not proof that the utilities, thresholds or target counts are interchangeable.
- Make sure your touch screen is connected directly to the computer's USB port.
- Download the XT Controller driver from here and open the application.
- Click on "Graph" and set the Threshold to 7.
- Click on "Raw" and "Test TP".
- Click "Calibrate" and complete all targets displayed by the XT utility. Follow the installed version's prompts rather than assuming a fixed number of circles.
For a unit with SiS Controller, contact support for its matching calibration instructions. Purchase-date changes are model-specific; do not apply a single June 2019 cutoff to every booth.
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