How to Calibrate My Nokia N900
If you begin to notice a decline in the accuracy of your Nokia N900's touchscreen, it's likely that your phone's screen needs to be re-calibrated. While the N900's touchscreen is finger-friendly, constant use of your fingers on the screen will generally cause a much quicker decline in touch accuracy than using the device's stylus. But you shouldn't fret when, inevitably, your screen's touch sensors are off. You can use the phone's "Calibration" utility to recalibrate your screen at any time.
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Instructions
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Slide out your stylus from its holster at the bottom left side of your N900. The stylus will help with the accuracy of the calibration.
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Tap on your N900's on-screen "Menu" button with the stylus. Tap on the "Settings" option, once inside the menu. Tap on the "Screen Calibration" option in the "Settings" menu.
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Use the tip of your stylus to tap the "bull's-eye" inside of the numbered targets. Tap the targets in the order prompted by the "Calibration" menu, to complete the calibration of the touchscreen.
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Tips & Warnings
If you need to start over, you can tap on the arrow button inside of the "Calibration" menu to cancel the calibration process.
