Foxboro's touchscreen CRTs have a touchscreen unit in them that is made by
MicroTouch.  Foxboro has someone outfit the CRTs with the touchscreens.
Even more difficult is the thought that I believe the touchscreen
controller is not located in the CRT chassis.  I believe it is located in
the GCIO.  You will need to deal with someone that can provide a CRT that
has touchscreen hardware in it that is compatible with the GCIO.



                                                                                       
                                   
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     Foxboro screens (historically) are actually made by Sony Corp. You
     might be able to find replacements there, although will not be
     supported if you have a service contract.


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When we converted to I/A about six years ago, we got the big Sony monitors
with the touch screen option.  They are great to work with and the
operators
really like them.  Apparently they have a life span of about six years of
continuous use.  We have burned out seven of them in the past three months
and at this rate I don't expect the rest of them to last much longer.  I've

got 15 more displays to replace.  Soon.

I know that there are video display options besides the Foxboro offerings,
but I have yet to see any with a touch screen.  Have any of you found a
viable replacement?

Foxboro offers replacements, but $3000 is a lot to pay for a 20" TV set
that
only gets one channel --- even if you can use the screen as a remote.

Chuck Jones
Refinery Automation Technologist
A.E. Staley Mfg. Co. -- Lafayette South Plant

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