Touch problem low touch sensitivity

If the touch sensitivity on your Yamaha MO6 keyboard has stopped working, there could be several possible causes for this issue. Here are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check the touch sensitivity setting: Make sure that the touch sensitivity setting on the keyboard is turned on. The touch sensitivity function may have been turned off accidentally or may have been set to a low sensitivity level.
2. Check the keyboard's firmware: Make sure that the keyboard's firmware is up to date. If the firmware is out of date, it may cause issues with the touch sensitivity function.
3. Check the keyboard's connections: Make sure that all connections to the keyboard are secure and that there are no loose or damaged cables.
4. Check the keyboard's internal components: If the keyboard has been subjected to moisture or has been dropped, it is possible that the internal components may be damaged. If you suspect that the touch sensitivity problem is caused by a hardware issue, it may be necessary to have the keyboard inspected by a professional.

If these steps do not resolve the problem, it may be necessary to contact Yamaha customer support for further assistance. They should be able to provide more specific troubleshooting steps based on the make and model of your keyboard.

From page 21 of the user manual, "The monitor is touch-sensitive thanks to its touch-sensitive screen. A touch screen is an input device just like a mouse or a keyboard, and the user's fingers transmit position information via the touch screen to the computer. With this technology, you only need to touch the pictures or words on the computer display lightly with your finger, and the computer will react. Touch Screen Calibration Prior to first use or whenever the touch screen reacts in a different place where you are touching it, start the calibration program. The procedure is as follows: 1. In Control Panel, select "Hardware and Sound". 2. In "Hardware and Sound" window, select "Tablet PC Settings". 3. In "Tablet PC Settings" dialogue, click "Calibrate" button. User Gesture Instructions for the Touch screen The Touch screen supports single touch and rotational movements, enlargement and reduction multi-touch operations, and the user can transmit position information to the computer via touch. The touch screen uses a very low pressure movement recognition method, which only needs the finger to move lightly on the computer display screen or make a simple hand gesture to be detected by the main computer processor. 16 User Guide 31506537 C260 UG V1.0 (Win8.1)(EN)(R).indb 16 2013-12-6 11:54:06

1.Turn on the computer and log into Windows as normal. Open the "Start" menu and click on the option labeled "Control Panel."
2.Double-click on the icon labeled "Mouse.". The "Mouse Properties" window will open. Navigate to the tab labeled "Device Settings." Click on the button labeled "Settings." A window labeled "Properties" will appear.
3.Examine the left panel of the "Properties" window and expand the option labeled "Sensitivity." Click on the option labeled "Touch Sensitivity."
4.Reduce the touch sensitivity setting by moving the slider to the right, towards the "Heavy Touch" label. Experiment with different levels of sensitivity until you find one suited to your needs.
5.Click on the button labeled "OK" to close the "Properties" window; repeat with the "Mouse" control panel. Your new touchpad sensitivity settings are now saved.

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Go to the settings and tools menu, in the touch keypad option then click on sensor level and pick from low, medium, high and super
Hope this helps

You will probably want to adjust the pressure sensitivity on your laptop's touch pad to alleviate this problem. If you have Windows, enter the control panel from the start menu.

1. START > Control Panel
2. Find Mouse or Pointing Devices.
3. Enter the Pointing Devices Control Panel.
Things can vary a bit in this section. So you should look for anything that deals with Pressure settings or Pointing Settings. One setting should be labeled "Touch Sensitivity." This setting controls how much pressure is required on the touch pad.
-If you move the setting lower (or move the slider to the left) this decreases the sensitivity. It is harder to accidently move the cursor if you brush the touchpad while typing.
-If you move the setting higher (or move the slider to the right) this increases the sensitivity. It is easier to accidently move the cursor if you brush the touchpad while typing.
(Note that in some configurations, these are opposite - left to increase senstivity and right to decrease sensitivity).

Depending on your laptop there may also be a setting labeled Touchpad Pressure. It's a setting that resgisters if you are accidently leaning on the touch pad. It's designed to reduce the chance of accidental clicks or motions. This setting is generally controlled the same way the Touchpad Sensitivity setting is controlled, through left-right sliders. I've found that keeping the touchpad sensitivity low makes it easier to avoid accidental cursor motions. I also keep the Pressure setting relatively high as well. One thing you'll note that if you adjust these settings to far into one extreme or the other, you will have difficulty using your touchpad. Fine tune these two setting until you achieve the results you want.

In the control panel click on mouse icon. Click on device settings tab on the displayed box. Highlight the touch pad device and click on settings. Click on the Sensitivity Click touch sensitivity. Adjust the sensitivity by moving the slider as per your requirement. Click OK

Are you relatively new to this laptop?

I'm asking, because I suspect that you suffer from the same problem many laptop users have, namely too sensitive touchpad. I myself had this problem with one or two laptops...
When you keep your hands low and parallel to the keyboard, it sometimes happens that when moving the hand slightly to reach keys in the upper keyboard regions, the base of your thumb just barely touches the touchpad, resulting in moving the cursor :) The base of a thumb is protruding lower than the thumb itself, and is not very sensitive to touch, so one does not feel the base barely sliding up the touchpad.
There are two solutions.
First is to go to touchpad settings, and make it less sensitive to light touch. Better yet, some touchpad drivers have a function to prevent from accidental dragging objects by light touch, which needs to be enabled.
If the driver lacks such adjustments, the only remedy is to try and position the hands a bit higher than you currently do. It may be hard at first, but it's relatively easy to form a habit of it :)
Good luck :)

try to clean the screen with the cloth inside the samsung box... its great so your screen will become sensitive

Touch Sensitivity
1. Press Home > and touch Main > Settings > General > Touch Sensitivity.
2. Touch and drag the slider left or right to adjust the sensitivity level.
_ Touch the onscreen Touch Here button to gauge the response of the new sensitivity level.
3. Once you are done, touch Done.