Update: It seems the wiring was wrong on the armStone side, Pin 1 (YM) is connected to YM of the touch, Pin 3 (XM) to YP of the touch, Pin 2 (YP) to XM and Pin 4 (XP) to XP. Maybe the documentation of my touchpanel and the other controller is wrong 
The touch reacts to every hit now, directions seem to be right, but calibration still does not work. It lets me tap around forever, not telling me anything. I tried starting it from windows system control and from ndcuconfig.
Hello,
can describe that behavior in more detail please?
When you touch near the four corners in which direction goes the offset?
Which resolution (columns x rows) has your display?
And which setting do you apply for the display?
Which size (diagonl ["]) have your touch?
To which value do you set "MaxCalError" (>50)?
Maybe i can reprduce it in my office.
Beside:
the touch wires should be short, should have equal length and keep far away from EM sources (e.g. CFL).
Ok, your enviroment looks quiet good.
I understand right - you do not have a translation! If you touch lower left the cursor is more lower left and if you touch upper right the cursor is more upper right? Thats strange! How many pixels do you estimate is the difference.
Quote from "paul.brazda"When I touch near the corners, the recognized position is nearer to the corner than it should be. I.e. if I tap to lower left corner, the cursor moves to much down and to much left.
If you don't have a correctly calibrated touch, such divergences are normal. This will disappear after a successful calibration.
Hello,
we just rework the touch panel driver. The new version will be available at KW35/2012.
Hello,
driver rework is done.
We will include the reworked driver version into the next kernel release. In the meanwhile you can use the attached driver file.
1. Copy the fiel to \ffsdisk
2. Register the driver by using "NDCUCfg":
For special improvements check the touch driver section in the device driver document.
