Inverted touchscreen -SOLUTION!
This is for Ainol Novo Hero II , might work for you as well ...worked for me and worth the try.
Inverted touchscreen -SOLUTION!
Postby bobby » Mon Dec 30, 2013 10:26 am
Hello from Russia, many problem after updating to the inverted touchscreen, unfortunately manufacturer it never did. Here is my solution:
Take the folder with the firmware (I took 4.2.2 of 21.05.2013), and any HEX-editor (I have WinHex), will change the config.xml.
Location: misc / config.xml
Initial value: <item name="rotate" attr="ro" type="int" size="1" value="3" />
The correct value: <item name="rotate" attr="ro" type="int" size="1" value="1" />
Save the change and write firmware.
Your touch screen works almost necessary. (a slight shift, but it is not important)
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This is for Ainol Novo Hero II , might work for you as well ...worked for me and worth the try.
Inverted touchscreen -SOLUTION!
Postby bobby » Mon Dec 30, 2013 10:26 am
Hello from Russia, many problem after updating to the inverted touchscreen, unfortunately manufacturer it never did. Here is my solution:
Take the folder with the firmware (I took 4.2.2 of 21.05.2013), and any HEX-editor (I have WinHex), will change the config.xml.
Location: misc / config.xml
Initial value: <item name="rotate" attr="ro" type="int" size="1" value="3" />
The correct value: <item name="rotate" attr="ro" type="int" size="1" value="1" />
Save the change and write firmware.
Your touch screen works almost necessary. (a slight shift, but it is not important)
TO make the job simpler, what you need to do is :
i) Connect USB mouse to the tablet using Micro USB to Regular size USB adapter
ii) Navigate the screen using mouse, access the root folder (I use ES Explorer), go to /DEVICE -> MISC - > open "config.xml" as text and edit as per instruction above. Please note that you need to allow the text editor to have superuser access in order to write the file since it is locked as system files.
iii) If not, you can copy the file and edit it using your PC, and overwrite the file later using any file explorer that has superuser root access.
Hope this instruction is clear enough, and may it useful to others same as it benefits me