One possibility is that the touch surface is already registering contact.

This may be a dirty surface but I would suggest checking the plastic surround for either deformed plastic pressing down or maybe dust/crumbs caught in the gap.

I have a related issue at the bottom centre of the screen where I used to roll my finger over the edge of the plastic to press the button to change to "Accessories" mode. I would subsequently have unresponsive buttons or the mode would randomly change back to the loco screen as if the button was pressed again - because the plastic was bent onto the screen.

Regardless this does not render the CS1 useless - connecting to a PC can allow continued access to almost all the functions
like registering new locos, signals and routes manually (and , with the right program, can make the process smoother and more fun)

Chris?? Clapcott's name has been Peter for as long as I've known him!

Good that your problem has been fixed though!

He's been busy writing some software. And attending exhibitions!

Once again Peter solves a problem with a single post. I will print this off in case I have the same problem in the future.



dave