Is it possible to obtain information on when the operator is touching any point on the display in an MD4-10 display?

I recently updated to V 7.05 and I was able to update the initial system i was testing on with no issues but when i went to go update another system my MD4 would take the new program but the MC43 will not. I have tried power cycling and have had no luck. I then decided to bench test with another Md4 and a MC43 and i had the same issue. The screen takes the program but the MC43 will not connect. I questioned the program itself and made a blank program with the two devices just to confirm and same result. The First time programming both modules take the program and then after that only the MD4 will and i get the incomplete system error.  Note this was all using ethernet

Normally i would just revert back to CAN programming to try to just do the MC43 by itself  but with the V 7.05 i can not get my peak adaptor to connect anymore. I updated the drivers to 64 bit and confirmed in my PCAN view I'm running 64. but I get a no uniCAN error. I then tried to go back to my 6.08 software to test and now it wont work there either as it gives me a communication error and wont connect. It had worked for the last several years until I updated my Peak to 64 bit

Some assistance on both communications would be appreciated.

I am using IQANDesign 7.05 and if I use the component navigator on a CAN Frame IN or OUT (Generic or J1939) there is a letter designated to the frame.

I thought this must have been linked to the calculation order of the frames assigned to a given module but that doesn't appear to be correct because it skips letters (i.e. not all modules have A, some skip other letters). It is also not a reference to the CAN network (A through E on an MC43) that the module is connected to because there are letters like V and W.

What does this component in the navigator mean?

Is there a way to measure the display brightness that is set in the preferences menu? I have a system with 2 MD4s, and I would like any display brightness setting set on one display to be set on the other. Could we perhaps get a module diagnostic channel for this?

With all of the IP cameras that are ISO controlled,  It would be nice to be able to use these cameras like the OEM's (Ford/Dodge/GM) are doing with these camera system.  They give you an option to Zoom in on certain things. 

Cargo Camera,  Allows you to zoom in on your goose neck ball
Rear Camera Allows you to zoom in on the trailer hitch. 
Side Camera, Allows you to zoom in on your rear tire so you don't hit a curb. 

These cameras have larger resolution then the displays have.   
Would it be possible to add some camera features to do these type of things above.   

We can already set the width and height and resolution of the camera,  but there is no way to tell the system what part of the camera feed we want to see. 

Like I want to zoom to just these area of the camera. 

If you try to control the backlight of an MD5-12 with an Integer channel,  the display will flash off about every 5 to 10 seconds.  If I turn the control to not used.  Then the backlight stays at the level that is selected in the menu system. 

This is not an issue with the 8 or 10 display,   Just the 12"  Using the latest version of 7.05.

Hello dear IQAN team and users,

I'm working with a few different machines with different IQANdesign project files.

In each project, I'm using a few different CAN databases, which are not overlapping.

When I add or remove .dbc files in the built-in tool, this happens in all projects.

Is there any way to import .dbc files only in the active/opened project?

If that's not possible, could it be an idea to have the option to import CAN database "global" e.g. for all projects (as it is now) or "only for this project"?

I think it would help me keep more structure when I work with multiple projects at once.

I am trying to connect a third-party camera to the MD4-10 display. The camera uses port 8554, while I understand that the MD4-10 uses port 554. Is it possible to change this setting on the MD4-10 display from 554 to 8554?

I'm curious as to why an iQAN design project file would transfer to a MD4 faster using iQAN Run, as opposed to transferring it using design. Can someone from Parker comment on this? Is there something I could do differently in Design to get me similar transfer speeds?

Had I known this a few years ago, I could've collectively saved HOURS of time loading programs with lots of graphic elements into machines. I have one program, that when loaded onto a brand new MD4 using Design, would take over 15 minutes. When using Run, the same program transfers in minutes.

I am noticing in IQANdesign that when you set page B to use base page A, then set page C to use base page B, the components of page A are not passed to C. Is this intentional? If so, is there a way to make it so that page A comes through to page C?