Information input device, sensitivity determination method, and storage medium
AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorTeppei Moriyama
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Abstract
An information input device includes a touch panel and a processor. The processor receives a touch input to the touch panel with each of multiple media. The processor detects which of multiple thresholds is exceeded by a capacitance change of the touch panel in response to a touch input to the touch panel. The processor determines thresholds of capacitance change for respective media based on a detected result. The respective media are the multiple media. The thresholds of capacitance change are each used in judgement on whether or not a touch input to the touch panel with the each of the multiple media is made.
Claims12
An information input device comprising:
- a touch panel;
- and
- a processor configured to execute processes comprising:
- receiving a first touch input to the touch panel, the first touch input being input with a first input medium,
- a first detecting including detecting which of multiple thresholds is exceeded by a capacitance change of the touch panel caused in response to the first touch input to the touch panel received from the first input medium,
- determining a first threshold of capacitance change for the first input medium based on a result of the first detecting,
- receiving a second touch input to the touch panel, the second touch input being input with a second input medium different from the first input medium,
- a second detecting including detecting which of the multiple thresholds is exceeded by a capacitance change of the touch panel caused in response to the second touch input to the touch panel received from the second input medium,
- determining a second threshold of capacitance change for the second input medium based on a result of the second detecting,
- in response to determining the first threshold of capacitance change and the second threshold of capacitance change, outputting information indicating the first threshold of capacitance change and the second threshold of capacitance change having been determined,
- setting, for the first input medium, a threshold of capacitance change that is lower by a predetermined offset than the first threshold of capacitance change determined for the first input medium, and
- setting, for the second input medium, a threshold of capacitance change that is lower by a predetermined offset than the second threshold of capacitance change determined for the second input medium.
A sensitivity determination method comprising:
- receiving a first touch input to a touch panel, the first touch input being input with a first input medium;
- a first detecting including detecting which of multiple thresholds is exceeded by a capacitance change of the touch panel caused in response to the first touch input to the touch panel received from the first input medium;
- determining a first threshold of capacitance change for the first input medium based on a result of the first detecting;
- receiving a second touch input to the touch panel, the second touch input being input with a second input medium different from the first input medium;
- a second detecting including detecting which of the multiple thresholds is exceeded by a capacitance change of the touch panel caused in response to the second touch input to the touch panel received from the second input medium;
- determining a second threshold of capacitance change for the second input medium based on a result of the second detecting;
- in response to determining the first threshold of capacitance change and the second threshold of capacitance change, outputting information indicating the first threshold of capacitance change and the second threshold of capacitance change having been determined;
- setting, for the first input medium, a threshold of capacitance change that is lower by a predetermined offset than the first threshold of capacitance change determined for the first input medium;
- and
- setting, for the second input medium, a threshold of capacitance change that is lower by a predetermined offset than the second threshold of capacitance change determined for the second input medium.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program that causes a computer of an information input device including a touch panel and a processor to execute processes comprising:
- receiving a first touch input to a touch panel, the first touch input being input with a first input medium;
- a first detecting including detecting which of multiple thresholds is exceeded by a capacitance change of the touch panel caused in response to the first touch input to the touch panel received from the first input medium;
- determining a first threshold of capacitance change for the first input medium based on a result of the first detecting;
- receiving a second touch input to the touch panel, the second touch input being input with a second input medium different from the first input medium;
- a second detecting including detecting which of the multiple thresholds is exceeded by a capacitance change of the touch panel caused in response to the second touch input to the touch panel received from the second input medium;
- determining a second threshold of capacitance change for the second input medium based on a result of the second detecting;
- in response to determining the first threshold of capacitance change and the second threshold of capacitance change, outputting information indicating the first threshold of capacitance change and the second threshold of capacitance change having been determined;
- setting, for the first input medium, a threshold of capacitance change that is lower by a predetermined offset than the first threshold of capacitance change determined for the first input medium;
- and
- setting, for the second input medium, a threshold of capacitance change that is lower by a predetermined offset than the second threshold of capacitance change determined for the second input medium.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.