OmniTouch Pro

[CK_Omni]

Hello! I am wondering if I could buy a OmniTouch Pro/Leviton License?
Some of my family hade OmniTouch installed in their home in 2015. But It has been discontinued and stuff like Cameras, Alarms And Lights don't work.(this is was a new house) I have OmniTouch the software but need a license. To test their system. A company called OneTouch/ili installed our system. There are almost no documents on my Type of OmniTouch (they are using a template) But I'm moving them to Home Assistant.

 

[RobinsonNi]

Hi,
Where did you get a copy of OmniTouch Pro? I’ve been trying to find a copy/download for quite a while!
Thanks,
Nick

 

[CK_Omni]

OmniTouchPro_CE_Setup.exe

drive.google.com

 

[pete_c]

You need a valid license to run OmniTouchPro to first time authenticate for use. BUT the servers may not be up anymore for authentication.

 

[RobinsonNi]

So, in other words we need to find a hack for it? Since it’s no longer supported and can’t be activated.

 

[pete_c]

I originally purchased 2 licenses many many years ago then Leviton gave me a 3rd license when I called them about purchasing another license a couple of years ago.

That said I have been able to replicate my one OmniTouchPro running in Windows embedded to 15 touchscreen tabletops. Then using the OmniTouchPro designer can change each one to have a unique display.

After installation just shut off the Omnitouch application and copy out the installed directory and installed apps configuration directory. Using set up I can change the screen size and update and do see the same activated serial number on all of the devices. It's very primitive and was written for Microsoft CE and really hasn't changed since first app. I have tested it to work on Windows CE, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 10 and Windows 11. It runs much faster than the Omnitouch 5.7e touchscreens. It runs nicely on my HP Elitepad G2's and HP X360 running Windows 11 and my Asus AIO made for POS running Windows 11. I have it running on my Ubuntu 22.04 Lenova Laptop with PlayonLinux. The embedded tabletops are running OmniTouchPro_CE.exe and the W2016 server is running OmniTouchPro_10Pe and OmniTouchPro_CE. Set up shows same registered serial number.

Did a test tonight installing new Omnitouch on a second W2016 server. Via RDP copied over the directory and config files. I ran Omnitouch

My customized Intel tabletops run with and EFI boot rom or with a Seabios X86 boot room and run Windows, Linux or Android. I like Windows because the tabletops also run MS SAPI voice fonts. Avaya / Cisco was selling these as VOIP with wireless handsets and Utilitiy companies where selling these to manage your Zigbee thermostats. (inside there is a DECT chip, Zigbee Chip, Wifi/BT, Gb NIC port and HD video chip). Easy to write to NIC ROM and Boot ROM. These were sold as cloud managed devices way long time ago.

They run Homeseer Touch primarily, then via a push button on the touchscreen run OmniPro Touch. I put an exit button on the OmniProTouchscreen to go back to Homeseer Touch.



Main running designer and example (to copy out) runs on Windows 2016 Standard server. I then RDP to it running HAI Designer to instance of OmnitouchPro running on the Windows 2016 server. Then I change the IP of the same design over to a running Omnitouch tabletop. I can change the screen size running the setup feature.



I activated the three licenses a couple of years ago and it worked fine. I copied them around then and that worked. You can see the configuration basics in the configuration files. IE: IP of your panel and key code to your panel. When using HAI designer you just look for instance IP running and then upgrade it to any design you want.

VNC session to one tabletop (same as rest of them).

Here is an Omnistat screen created with HSTouch and the Homeseer Omni plugin. Here I have integrated HAI temperature / humidity sensors and 1-Wire temperature sensors (all over the house).

Never touch Thermostat and mostly just look at status.



Modded (cleansed) the Sonoff NSPanel Pro (480 X 480 display) to run side loaded apps. Runs Snaplink, Homeassistant, Homeseer Touch fine.
It is almost flush to a wall if I remove the back AC transformer. I have to test to see if it runs via a 5VDC connection.

 

[Gerrie]

I originally purchased 2 licenses many many years ago then Leviton gave me a 3rd license when I called them about purchasing another license a couple of years ago.

That said I have been able to replicate my one OmniTouchPro running in Windows embedded to 15 touchscreen tabletops. Then using the OmniTouchPro designer can change each one to have a unique display.

After installation just shut off the Omnitouch application and copy out the installed directory and installed apps configuration directory. Using set up I can change the screen size and update and do see the same activated serial number on all of the devices. It's very primitive and was written for Microsoft CE and really hasn't changed since first app. I have tested it to work on Windows CE, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 10 and Windows 11. It runs much faster than the Omnitouch 5.7e touchscreens. It runs nicely on my HP Elitepad G2's and HP X360 running Windows 11 and my Asus AIO made for POS running Windows 11. I have it running on my Ubuntu 22.04 Lenova Laptop with PlayonLinux. The embedded tabletops are running OmniTouchPro_CE.exe and the W2016 server is running OmniTouchPro_10Pe and OmniTouchPro_CE. Set up shows same registered serial number.

Did a test tonight installing new Omnitouch on a second W2016 server. Via RDP copied over the directory and config files. I ran Omnitouch

My customized Intel tabletops run with and EFI boot rom or with a Seabios X86 boot room and run Windows, Linux or Android. I like Windows because the tabletops also run MS SAPI voice fonts. Avaya / Cisco was selling these as VOIP with wireless handsets and Utilitiy companies where selling these to manage your Zigbee thermostats. (inside there is a DECT chip, Zigbee Chip, Wifi/BT, Gb NIC port and HD video chip). Easy to write to NIC ROM and Boot ROM. These were sold as cloud managed devices way long time ago.

They run Homeseer Touch primarily, then via a push button on the touchscreen run OmniPro Touch. I put an exit button on the OmniProTouchscreen to go back to Homeseer Touch.

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Main running designer and example (to copy out) runs on Windows 2016 Standard server. I then RDP to it running HAI Designer to instance of OmnitouchPro running on the Windows 2016 server. Then I change the IP of the same design over to a running Omnitouch tabletop. I can change the screen size running the setup feature.

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I activated the three licenses a couple of years ago and it worked fine. I copied them around then and that worked. You can see the configuration basics in the configuration files. IE: IP of your panel and key code to your panel. When using HAI designer you just look for instance IP running and then upgrade it to any design you want.

VNC session to one tabletop (same as rest of them).

Here is an Omnistat screen created with HSTouch and the Homeseer Omni plugin. Here I have integrated HAI temperature / humidity sensors and 1-Wire temperature sensors (all over the house).

Never touch Thermostat and mostly just look at status.

View attachment 10915

Modded (cleansed) the Sonoff NSPanel Pro (480 X 480 display) to run side loaded apps. Runs Snaplink, Homeassistant, Homeseer Touch fine.
It is almost flush to a wall if I remove the back AC transformer. I have to test to see if it runs via a 5VDC connection.View attachment 10920View attachment 10921View attachment 10922View attachment 10923View attachment 10924

Hi, I have a valid Omnitouch pro running on Windows 10 Tablet. I want to replicate onto other tablets/PC's as you did but doesn't work.
1) I installed OmnitouchPro_CE on the new Windows 11 PC
2) I closed Omnitouch Pro
3) Then I copied the entire file contents from the functional tablet found in the Program Files/Hai/OmitouchPro_CE folder and pasted it overwriting the contents on new machine folder: Program Files x86/HAI/OmnitouchPro_CE

The program remain unregistered on the new machine and not useable. What did I miss? How did you get pass having to re register each machine?

Please Help

 

[pete_c]

You also have to copy the registration file directory under the user profile.

Copy the directories over to a USB stick then copy them to your new Windows 11 set up.

 

[Gerrie]

You also have to copy the registration file directory under the user profile.

Copy the directories over to a USB stick then copy them to your new Windows 11 set up.

Thanks, for your reply. I found under users/USERname/Appdata/Roaming/HAI/Omnitouchpro/ 3 files that also include reg xml doc. I opened in notepad and its clearly the registration file including my serial number. After copy paste this folder I still get the same landing registration page. Any other ideas?

 

[pete_c]

Run OmniTouchPro_10Pe.exe in Admin mode and copy your OmniTouchPro directory to:

1 - Roaming
2 - Local
3 - LocalLow

4 - default / Roaming
5 - default / Local

Its one of the above. Afterwards delete one directory at a time.

 

[pete_c]

Did you get it working?

Here utilize 15 customized tabletop tablets with embedded XP that run Homeseer Touch and OmniProTouch.

I also utilize OpenVPN on these tabletop tablets to call home when traveling.

 

[Gerrie]

Not yet. I did it probably more than 6 times with all possible variables. I pasted the program data files into every possible folder as an attempt to get it going. Nothing

This pc is a windows 10 pc also running pc access, so im careful deleting things. Later I'll try on my laptop also Win10 plus a new pc loaded with windows 11.

It's as if the licence file copied to users folder is not seen there. I even scanned the registry for various parts listed in the license file but doesn't look like anything omni touch is in registry.

I used to install HAI and have many systems still running. Mine is used in my factory as an industrial aplication. I have 2x 5.7e screens available to use but they're so damn unstable and slow. Find my windows based omni touch much faster and rocksolid reliable.

I know nothing about homeseer...

I installed HAI with thwir omnibus system that was developed by Clickon South Africa. We used the bus system years long before leviton bought them out lock stock and barrel. I also installed Elan systems integrated with omnipro, Denon's Heos etc.

I'll feedback once I tried on the others 2 pc's

 

[Gerrie]

Just loaded omnitouch pro on a brand new windows 11 machine. No luck. I could easily see the installation newly created files as there's nothing elso on this pc. Replaced them with the working machine files to no avail. Wonder what you did differently

 

[pete_c]

This is what my directory looks like in W11.

 

[RobinsonNi]

Hey;
Just one thought, have you check the windows registry for any folders for the Omnitouch Pro application? Some software programs will make a registry entry, including the software key used. It might be trying to validate the install by checking the registry and finding that the software is not "validated" or "activated".
Just a thought.
Nick