FAQ
It is probably due to the touchscreen set in "Mouse Emulation" mode (by default). You must plug a keyboard on the touchscreen, escape from the touchscreen python script (with escape, "Q" or "X" key). When on the desktop of the touchscreen, right click, go to "Desktop Preferences...". Search for the "Screens" menu on the left, right-click on the HDMI screen and go to "Touchscreen" >> "Mode" >> "Multitouch" (cf image below, the "Mouse Emulation" is set as default so you must change it to "Multitouch").
You must break the parts that blocked the touchscreen with a clamp and remove them. It will not impact the stability of it.
This functionnality is already implemented in the Gate script. After creating your Gate object (see this script, use the methods .setLMTSideA(True) or .LMTSideB(True) to tell the gate there is an LMT on the specified side. Everything else is already taken care of.
The floor of an LMT, when powered, can produce a significant amount of electromagnetic radiation. This can interfere with the RFID reading of a gate located in the same room. Check, by disconnecting the power to all LMT floors in the room, that the door can read the RFID chip. If it does not works, the problem lies elsewhere; please continue searching this FAQ or ask your question on Discord. Otherwise, simply use the door under one of the following two conditions:
- The power to the LMTs in the room must be disconnected.
- The power to the LMTs in the room is connected, but the LMT software is running.
It is always a good thing to update windows fully. Check all updates and also the "advanced optional updates".
Go to: settings >> sound >> all audio devices >> Kinect >> untick "enhanced sound"
Download the Kinect SDK software (Microsoft link), install it and click on the "play" button the verify all drivers.