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User’s manual
Intuos Pen & Touch
Intuos Pen
Setting up
Using a pen
Customizing a pen
Using the tablet
Customizing the tablet
Navigating with touch
Customizing touch
Using the Radial Menu
Application-specific settings
Going Wireless
Troubleshooting
PTH-450, PTH-650, PTH-850, PTK-450, PTK-650
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Intuos5
User’s Manual
Version 1.0, Rev I0911
Copyright © Wacom Co., Ltd., 2011
All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced except for your express personal use.
Wacom reserves the right to revise this publication without obligation to provide notification of such changes.
Wacom does its best to provide current and accurate information in this manual. However, Wacom reserves the right
to change any specifications and product configurations at its discretion, without prior notice and without obligation
to include such changes in this manual.
The above year indicates when this manual was prepared. However, the date of release to the users of the “manual”
is simultaneous with the introduction into the market of the applicable Wacom product.
Intuos and Wacom are registered trademarks of Wacom Co., Ltd.
Adobe and Photoshop are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United
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Any additional company and product names mentioned in this documentation may be trademarked and/or registered
as trademarks. Mention of third-party products is for information purposes only and constitutes neither an
endorsement nor a recommendation. Wacom assumes no responsibility with regard to the performance or use of
these products.
ExpressKey is a registered trademark of Ginsan Industries, Inc., and is used with permission.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
About the manual
YOUR INTUOS TABLET
Identify your tablet model
Intuos Pen & Touch tablet
Intuos Pen tablet
Intuos pen
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SETTING UP INTUOS
Ergonomics
Configuring the tablet orientation
USB cable installation
Understanding the tablet active area
Working with multiple monitors
Control panel basics
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USING INTUOS
Using the Grip Pen
Holding the pen
Positioning
Clicking
Dragging
Using the side switch
Drawing with pressure sensitivity
Drawing with tilt
Erasing
Eye-hand coordination exercise
Tablet controls
Using the ExpressKeys
Using the Touch Ring
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THE TOUCH EXPERIENCE WITH INTUOS
Navigating with touch
Customizing touch
Setting the touch options
Choosing standard touch functions
Choosing custom touch functions
Disabling touch
Testing touch
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CUSTOMIZING INTUOS
Manage your control panel settings
Control panel overview
Customizing the pen
Adjusting tip feel and double-click
Adjusting eraser feel
Advanced tip and eraser pressure settings
Customizing tool buttons
Customizing tilt sensitivity
Customizing the tablet functions
Customizing the ExpressKeys
Customizing the Touch Ring
Tablet to screen mapping
Portion of screen area
Portion of tablet area
Button functions
Using and customizing the Radial Menu
Working with Display Toggle
Application-specific settings
Creating an application-specific setting
Changing application-specific settings
Removing application-specific settings
Working with multiple tools
Changing the tablet mode
Advanced options
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GOING WIRELESS WITH INTUOS
Wireless accessory components
Wireless setup
Establishing a wireless connection
Optimizing the wireless connection
Battery and power management
Charging the battery
Battery and wireless connection status
Power saving features
Battery life information
Battery replacement
Wireless module removal
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Wireless receiver storage
Testing the wireless connection
TROUBLESHOOTING
Testing your tablet
Testing controls and input tools
Testing the ExpressKeys
Testing the Touch Ring
Testing a pen
Troubleshooting tables
General problems
Pen problems
Touch problems
Wireless connection problems
Windows-specific problems
Mac-specific problems
Technical support options
Obtaining driver downloads
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APPENDIX
Caring for Intuos
Replacing the pen nib
Uninstalling Intuos
Using the Express View display
Managing preferences
Installing multiple tablets
Using applications integrated for tablet control
Importing expert settings
Using the optional Airbrush and Art Pen
Using the optional Intuos Mouse
Customizing the mouse
Testing the mouse
Pen and digital ink capabilities in Windows
Product information
Ordering parts and accessories
Available parts and accessories
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GLOSSARY
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INDEX
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ABOUT THE MANUAL
This manual provides quick access to information about Intuos. The information is common to Windows
and Mac computers and Windows screen captures are shown, unless otherwise noted.
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Go directly to table of contents or index topics by clicking on them.
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Use the navigation controls to move through the manual.
Go to front page.
Contents
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Page back, or page forward.
Index
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Topic continued.
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You can use your .pdf viewer zoom-in tool to increase the size of the manual on your display screen.
Most .pdf viewers include additional tools for using and printing the manual. See the viewer application
help for more information.
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SMALL CAPITAL LETTERS are used to identify the names of keyboard keys, dialog boxes, and control panel
options.
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Be sure to see also the Important Product Information guide for Intuos, located on the Intuos
installation CD. The guide includes product safety precautions, specifications, and your license
agreement.
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The following information is not included with this product: information about your specific computer
hardware or operating system, or information about your application software. Your best source for this
information is the set of manuals and discs that came with your hardware, operating system, or
application.
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In addition to the built-in inking support found within Microsoft Windows 7 and Vista, many graphics
applications also support pressure sensitivity and the pen eraser. You can find a listing of applications
that support these features on Wacom’s web site (see product information).
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For information on how best to use Intuos features within a specific application, see the instructions in
that application’s manuals.
Note: This manual does not describe how to install your Wacom tablet. Please refer to your product Quick
Start Guide, and use the automated software installer (located on the Intuos installation CD).
Wacom’s philosophy is to continually improve all of its products. As a result, engineering changes and
improvements are made from time to time. Therefore, some changes, modifications, and improvements
may not be covered in this manual.
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YOUR INTUOS TABLET
This section introduces you to Intuos. The quickest way to learn about your Intuos tablet is to become
familiar with its appearance and features.
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Not all product models are available in all regions.
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Your Intuos tablet can only be used with a compatible pen or input device, such as the pen that came
with your product, or a Wacom accessory pen specified for use with Intuos5. Other pens or input
devices may not function properly. See available parts and accessories.
Intuos consists of two basic elements: a pen tablet that serves as your work area, and the input tools you
use on the tablet.
Identify your tablet model
Intuos Pen & Touch tablet
Intuos Pen tablet
Intuos pen
IDENTIFY YOUR TABLET MODEL
Each tablet model within the Intuos family has a specific feature set. The Wacom wireless accessory kit is
sold separately. Not all models or accessories are available in all regions.
TABLET MODEL
TOUCH
INPUT
PEN
INPUT
EXPRESSKEYS
TOUCH RING
WIRELESS
CAPABLE
Intuos Pen & Touch
(models PTH-450,
PTH-650, PTH-850)
Intuos Pen
(models PTK-450, PTK-650)
Icons are located near some of the topic headings in this manual. Use them to quickly identify sections
with information specific to touch or pen input. Icons do not appear in common sections that may apply to
all Intuos tablet models. Model-specific notes may be used as necessary.
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Touch input is identified by this icon:
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Pen input is identified by this icon:
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INTUOS PEN & TOUCH TABLET
Touch Ring
Includes toggle button at
center of ring. Press to:
• Toggle between Touch
Ring modes.
• For wireless operation,
wakes tablet from sleep
mode.
Status LEDs
• An LED will glow dimly when Intuos is connected to
an active USB port.
• Brightens when you touch the active area, use the
pen, or press an ExpressKey.
• LEDs also indicate which of the four Touch Ring
modes are active.
For wireless operation, see battery and wireless
connection status.
Intuos Pen & Touch
(medium-sized tablet shown)
Customizable ExpressKeys
Small-sized tablets are equipped with six
ExpressKeys.
See also using the Express View display.
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Active area
This is the active area for pen input
and touch. Learn about your Intuos
pen and the touch experience with
Intuos.
Active area markers are used to
identify the active area.
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Wacom wireless module slot
Storage compartment,
for Wacom wireless receiver
See going wireless with Intuos.
USB port
Anchor point
The Intuos pen tether (sold
separately) or aftermarket security
cables can be connected here.
Battery compartment
Wireless compartment
See wireless setup.
Small-sized tablets are equipped
with a single cover used to access
the Wacom wireless module and
rechargeable battery.
USB cable, detachable
Disconnect the USB cable
when storing Intuos. Do not
wrap the cable around the
tablet.
See USB cable installation.
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INTUOS PEN TABLET
Touch Ring
Includes toggle button at
center of ring. Press to:
• Toggle between Touch
Ring modes.
• For wireless operation,
wakes tablet from sleep
mode.
Status LEDs
• An LED will glow dimly when Intuos is connected to
an active USB port.
• Brightens when you use the pen or press an
ExpressKey.
• LEDs also indicate which of the four Touch Ring
modes are active.
For wireless operation, see battery and wireless
connection status.
Intuos Pen
(medium-sized tablet shown)
Active area
This is the active area for pen input.
Learn about your Intuos pen.
Active area markers are used to
identify the active area.
Customizable ExpressKeys
Small-sized tablets are equipped with six
ExpressKeys.
See also using the Express View display.
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Wacom wireless module slot
Storage compartment,
for Wacom wireless receiver
See going wireless with Intuos.
USB port
Anchor point
The Intuos pen tether (sold
separately) or aftermarket security
cables can be connected here.
Battery compartment
Wireless compartment
See wireless setup.
Small sized tablets are equipped
with a single cover used to access
the Wacom wireless module and
rechargeable battery.
USB cable, detachable
Disconnect the USB cable
when storing Intuos. Do not
wrap the cable around the
tablet.
See USB cable installation.
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INTUOS PEN
All Intuos input tools are cordless and battery free.
Eraser
Pen stand
Unscrew the base to access a nib removal tool and
assorted replacement nibs.
Grip area
Nib removal tool
Side switch
(rocker style)
Replaceable nib
(pen tip)
Intuos Grip Pen
If you are working in a multi-user
environment or otherwise want
to personalize your pen,
unscrew the tip cone and
replace the colored ring with one
of another color (included).
Replacement nibs
• 5 standard nibs,
black
• 1 flex nib, white
and black
• 1 stroke nib, white
• 3 hard felt nibs,
gray
See product information to learn more about which applications currently support the special features of your
Intuos Grip Pen. For information on additional input tools and accessories, see available parts and accessories.
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SETTING UP INTUOS
To minimize fatigue, comfortably organize your work area. Position your tablet, input tools, and keyboard
for easy access without unnecessary reaching. Adjust your monitor so you can view it comfortably with
minimum eyestrain. For best results, position the tablet so the screen cursor follows the same direction as
your hand movements on the tablet.
Ergonomics
Configuring the tablet orientation
USB cable installation
Understanding the tablet active area
Working with multiple monitors
Control panel basics
ERGONOMICS
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Note regarding Repetitive Stress Injury (RSI):
Wacom makes no representation, promise or
guarantee that Wacom products will cure or
prevent, in whole or in part, mouse-induced
repetitive stress symptoms, injuries or
conditions. Individual results may vary.
Always obtain competent medical advice to
determine the most appropriate treatment for
your specific situation.
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Maintain a good posture at all times.
Use a gentle grip when working with your tools.
Periodically shift your gaze from your computer and
focus on other objects within the room. This will help
to relax your eyes.
Take short breaks between tasks to stretch and relax
your muscles.
Alternate tasks and tools throughout the day.
Minimize awkward postures and repetitive
movements that cause discomfort.
Change your position if you feel any discomfort due
to your work position.
If using the tablet primarily as a creative tool,
consider placing the tablet below the keyboard,
centered with respect to your monitor.
For right-handed use, position the tablet so the input
(active) area is located to the right of the
ExpressKeys. For left-handed use, position to the
left of the ExpressKeys. See configuring the tablet
orientation.
If using the tablet as a primary pointing device and
mouse replacement, consider placing it to the right or
left of your keyboard.
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You will discover many ways of using your Intuos tablet. For example, if your tablet supports both pen and
touch, you can add touch to your workflow:
Zooming
Use two fingers on the tablet surface to zoom-in
and zoom-out.
Photo retouching
Use the pressure-sensitive pen to edit images
within a photo or image editing application.
Open the Radial Menu
Using three fingers, tap and hold on the tablet surface
to open the Radial Menu.
Annotation
Simplify document reviews by using the pen to
digitally mark-up and annotate documents.
Show tablet settings
Swipe five fingers down the tablet surface to show your
tablets settings for easy customization.
Switch applications
Swipe four fingers across the tablet surface to
open the application switcher.
For details on these and other ways to work with your tablet, see the touch experience with Intuos, using
the Grip Pen, or tablet controls.
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CONFIGURING THE TABLET ORIENTATION
When you first installed Intuos, you were prompted to choose a default tablet orientation. The orientation
you chose was used to determine the tablet default settings.
However, you can easily reconfigure Intuos for left- or right-handed users at any time. ExpressKey and
Touch Ring settings are automatically reconfigured when you change the handedness setting.
Right-handed operation:
• Open the Wacom Tablet control panel and select the MAPPING tab.
Choose the EXPRESSKEYS LEFT orientation option. The tablet driver
automatically configures all aspects of the tablet (including the
Wacom Tablet control panel options) for correct right-handed use.
• Next, physically rotate your tablet so the tablet ExpressKeys are
positioned to the left. See also USB cable installation.
Left-handed operation:
• Open the control panel and select the MAPPING tab. Choose the
EXPRESSKEYS RIGHT orientation option. The tablet driver
automatically configures all aspects of the tablet (including the
Wacom Tablet control panel options) for correct left-handed use.
• Next, physically rotate your tablet so the tablet ExpressKeys are
positioned to the right. See also USB cable installation.
Verify you have correctly set the orientation by moving the pen “up” on
the tablet.
To work with a tall monitor:
• Choose EXPRESSKEYS TOP to work with the tablet rotated 90 degrees clockwise. The Touch Ring and
ExpressKeys are oriented toward the top.
• Choose EXPRESSKEYS BOTTOM to work with the tablet rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise. The Touch Ring
and ExpressKeys are oriented toward the bottom.
Tip:
If you have an Intuos Mouse, click the control panel OPTIONS... button to set the device for right- or lefthanded use. See advanced options.
Note: This procedure does not affect the default orientation. At the system log on and user switching
screens, the tablet uses the default orientation you chose during the install process. To change the
default orientation, you must re-install the tablet driver.
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USB CABLE INSTALLATION
The USB cable can be connected to best suit your preferred handedness.
1. Connect the USB cable to the tablet.
2. For left-handed use, loop and press the cable
into the looping clip on the USB plug.
Right-handed use
3. Connect the other end of the cable to your
computer.
See also configuring the tablet orientation.
Left-handed use
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UNDERSTANDING THE TABLET ACTIVE AREA
Depending on your tablet model, Intuos can accept pen input or both pen and touch input. Note, however,
that pen input and touch cannot be used at the same time.
Pen input
Your Intuos input tools work only on the active area of tablet models
that support pen input.
Wherever you place the pen on the tablet, the screen pointer will
jump to the corresponding point on the screen. The screen pointer
indicates pen position, and follows the movement of the pen across
the tablet surface.
Learn about using the Grip Pen.
Note: The active area is a mapped representation of your computer
screen(s). By default it uses the entire screen or all screens if
you have multiple displays. You can customize the mapping
relationship for pen input by setting the tablet to screen
mapping.
Tablet active area
The area of your Intuos tablet that senses pen input or touch.
For tablet models that support both pen input and touch:
Touch input is ignored whenever the pen tip or eraser is within the
tablet proximity range. Lift the pen and your hand away from the
tablet active area to enable touch.
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Touch input
On touch-sensitive tablet models, slide your finger(s) across the active
area to position the screen pointer.
• Click or right-click.
• Scroll and zoom.
• Move between pages in most web browsers and document or
picture viewers. You can also display the Radial Menu.
• Switch between applications and perform other desktop functions.
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Save your work or view your Wacom tablet settings.
Some gestures can be customized.
Learn about the touch experience with Intuos.
Tablet active area
The area of your Intuos tablet that senses touch or pen input.
For tablet models that support both pen input and touch:
Touch input is ignored whenever the pen tip or eraser is within the tablet
proximity range. Lift the pen and your hand away from the tablet active
area to enable touch.
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WORKING WITH MULTIPLE MONITORS
If your computer is equipped with more than one monitor, Intuos will map to the monitors based upon how
they are configured in the display properties control panel.
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If more than one monitor is in use and you are in extended monitor mode, the tablet maps to all
monitors as if they were one large display.
Monitor 1
Monitor 2
Example of tablet mapping
to a single monitor.
Example of tablet mapping to the entire system desktop,
which is displayed on two monitors.
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If your monitors are in mirror mode (both monitors display the same content), the tablet maps to the
entire space on each monitor and the screen cursor is displayed on each monitor simultaneously.
See your hardware and operating system documentation for details on configuring your computer and
operating system for use with multiple monitors.
Tips:
You can customize the tablet to map to a single monitor, or to a portion of the monitor area.
See tablet to screen mapping.
When your system is configured with multiple monitors, you can assign the DISPLAY TOGGLE function
to an ExpressKey. This enables you to toggle the current tablet mapping and screen cursor between
the primary display and your other monitors. See working with Display Toggle.
CONTROL PANEL BASICS
After mastering the basics of using your Intuos tablet, you may want to customize the way touch or pen
input works. The Wacom Tablet control panel is where you customize your Intuos tablet settings.
Manage your control panel settings
Control panel overview
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USING INTUOS
If you are new to using Intuos, read the following sections. See also the touch experience with Intuos.
Important: Use only a compatible pen or Wacom input device, such as the pen that shipped with
your product, or a Wacom accessory pen specified for use with Intuos5. Other pens may not
function properly. See available parts and accessories.
Using the Grip Pen
Tablet controls
USING THE GRIP PEN
The cordless, battery-free Grip Pen senses the amount of pressure, tilt, and rotation you apply to the pen.
There are four basic techniques for using the pen on the active area of the tablet: pointing, clicking, doubleclicking, and dragging. If you are unfamiliar with using the pen, try the exercises on the following pages.
Note: For Intuos tablets that support both pen input and touch, the pen disengages touch input whenever
the pen tip or eraser is within the tablet proximity range. Lift the pen and your hand away from the
tablet active area to enable touch. If you experience unintended touch input, manually disable touch
by pressing an ExpressKey set to TOUCH ON/OFF. When done working with the pen, press the
ExpressKey again to enable touch. See customizing the tablet functions. You can also use the
Wacom Tablet control panel to disable touch.
Holding the pen
Positioning
Clicking
Dragging
Using the side switch
Drawing with pressure sensitivity
Drawing with tilt
Erasing
Eye-hand coordination exercise
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HOLDING THE PEN
Hold the Grip Pen like you would a normal pen or pencil. Adjust your grip so the side switch is in a
convenient location where you can toggle it with your thumb or forefinger, but not accidently press the
switch while drawing or positioning with the pen. Tilt the pen in any way that feels most comfortable.
Position for drawing and navigating
Position for erasing
Place the pen stand within easy reach of your tablet. The stand
allows for vertical or horizontal placement of the pen.
Important: When not in use, place the pen in the pen stand
or lay it flat on your desk. To maintain the sensitivity of your
pen, do not store the pen in a container where it will rest on
its tip or eraser.
Leaving an Intuos tool on the tablet may interfere with
screen cursor positioning when using other pointing
devices, or may prevent your computer from going to sleep.
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POSITIONING
Use the pen to position the cursor (or pointer) on your screen.
Lift the pen and place the pen tip on the tablet active
area. The cursor jumps to the new location.
Move the screen cursor by hovering the pen over the
tablet surface. Do this without touching the tablet
surface, but while still keeping the pen tip within
proximity of the tablet.
To select an icon or folder, use your pen to position
the screen cursor over the object. Press down to
select.
Tips:
If you find using a pen to be somewhat difficult,
try the eye-hand coordination exercise.
Pointing is easier when you orient the tablet
square to the computer monitor so the screen
cursor follows the same direction as your hand
movements on the tablet.
You can set the pen to position the screen cursor two different ways: pen mode, or mouse mode.
See tablet to screen mapping.
In pen mode, wherever you place the pen on the tablet, the screen cursor jumps to a corresponding point
on the display screen. The screen pointer indicates pen position, and follows the movement of the pen
across the tablet surface. This is the default setting for the pen.
When positioning the screen cursor and operating a pen
button, the pen tip needs to be within approximately 10 mm
(0.4inch) of the tablet surface. The pen tip does not need to
touch the tablet in order to move the screen cursor or use the
side switch.
All Intuos tools work only over the active area of the tablet.
10 mm (0.4 inch) proximity, approximately
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CLICKING
Click to highlight or select something on the screen. Double-click to open it.
Clicking. Tap the pen tip once on the tablet, or
press the pen tip on the tablet with enough force to
register a click. There is no audible pen tip “click”
sound. Try clicking on a folder icon by moving the
screen cursor over the icon and pressing down on
the pen tip. The folder should highlight when you
press.
Tip:
Configure Windows to select when hovering the pen over an icon and to launch the icon with a single click.
To turn on this feature, first open a folder.
Windows 7 and Vista: From the ORGANIZE pull-down menu choose FOLDER AND SEARCH OPTIONS.... From the
GENERAL tab select SINGLE-CLICK TO OPEN AN ITEM (POINT TO SELECT).
Windows XP: From the TOOLS pull-down menu choose FOLDER OPTIONS.... From the GENERAL tab select
SINGLE-CLICK TO OPEN AN ITEM (POINT TO SELECT).
Double-clicking. Quickly tap the tablet twice in the
same place with the pen tip. This is like clicking
twice with a mouse button. Try double-clicking on a
folder icon to open it.
Tip: Press the upper side switch to double-click.
This is easier than tapping twice with the pen
tip, and is the preferred method of doubleclicking with a pen.
DRAGGING
Dragging is used to select and move objects on the monitor screen.
First point to an object. Then press the pen tip to
the tablet and slide it across the tablet surface.
The selected object will move across the display
screen.
To select text within a document, move the screen
cursor to the beginning of a text line. Then drag
the pen across the tablet to highlight the text.
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USING THE SIDE SWITCH
The pen side switch has two customizable functions that can be selected by rocking the switch in either
direction. You can use the switch whenever the pen tip is within 10 mm (0.4 inch) of the tablet active area.
You do not have to touch the pen tip to the tablet in order to use the switch.
The default switch positions are:
Upper:
DOUBLE CLICK
Lower:
RIGHT CLICK
Press the upper switch to double-click. This is easier than tapping
twice with the pen tip.
Press the lower switch to right-click and bring up
application-specific or icon-specific menus.
Tip:
To position a document or image in any
direction within the active window, set a
switch function to PAN/SCROLL. Then press
the pen button and move the pen tip across
the tablet. As you move the pen tip, the
document or image is repositioned to follow
the direction of pen movement on the tablet.
Release the pen button or lift the pen tip from
the tablet surface when done.
In some application windows the document
will precisely follow the screen cursor as you
move the pen tip. In others it will simply
move in the same general direction as the
screen cursor.
To assign new switch functions, see customizing tool buttons.
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DRAWING WITH PRESSURE SENSITIVITY
The pen responds to your hand movements, enabling you to create natural-looking pen and brush strokes
within applications that support this feature. Many graphics applications have drawing tools that respond
to the pressure you place on the pen. For example, sliders are used in some applications to vary line
characteristics such as width, color, and opacity. These characteristics can be controlled much better by
the pen’s pressure sensitivity. You can vary line width, blend colors, and change opacity with the pressure
you exert upon the pen. The digital ink tools in Microsoft Windows 7, Vista, and Office 2007 or later also
respond to the pressure you place on the pen.
To draw, write, or ink with pressure sensitivity, move
the pen along the surface of the tablet while
applying various amounts of pressure downward on
the tip of the pen.
• Press hard for thick lines or dense color.
• Press gently for thin lines or softer color.
Note that some applications require you first select
a pressure-sensitive tool from the application tool
palette.
To adjust the tip feel, see adjusting tip feel and
double-click.
Visit our web site for a list of applications that
support pressure. See product information.
The pen also supports 360 degrees of rotation around the pen axis. As you draw within an application that
supports rotation sensitivity, simply twist the pen to create lines that narrow or broaden.
DRAWING WITH TILT
The tablet recognizes when you tilt the pen from vertical to incline positions. Tilt can be used to control line
shape and thickness in supporting applications. This is like working with an airbrush where tilt can be used
to make a line thin when the tool is vertical, or wide when the tool is tilted. In other applications, you can
adjust tilt to define brush characteristics such as width, color, and opacity.
To test tilt, draw a curve in a graphics application,
such as Corel® PainterTM, that supports tilt.
Ensure the tilt function in your application is
active. Then change the tilt of the pen as you
draw to vary the shape and thickness of the brush
stroke.
You can adjust the brush characteristics within
your application to create different effects.
To adjust the amount of pen tilt required to
produce a desired effect in your application, see
customizing tilt sensitivity.
Visit our web site for a list of applications that
support tilt. See product information.
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ERASING
The pen eraser works like the eraser on a pencil.
You can erase intuitively and naturally in graphics
applications that support the pen eraser. When you
use the pen eraser, the application will
automatically switch to the eraser tool.
In applications that support pressure sensitivity, you
can select pressure-sensitive tools in the
application tool palette to vary the width and depth
of your erasures as you change the amount of
pressure exerted upon the pen.
See adjusting eraser feel for more information.
Use the pen eraser in Microsoft Windows 7, Vista,
and Office 2007 or later to erase notes or sketches
made with digital ink, and to select and delete text
or spreadsheet cells within an application.
In supporting text applications use the eraser to
select text, then lift the eraser from the tablet to
delete the text.
Visit our web site for a list of applications that support the eraser (see product information). If the eraser is
not supported in an application, you can still use the eraser for positioning, drawing, or annotation.
EYE-HAND COORDINATION EXERCISE
This exercise is designed to retrain your eye-hand coordination for using the pen:
1. Open any graphics application. Use the line tool to draw a rectangular grid with line spacings of about
20-25 mm (3/4 to 1 inch). You can use your standard mouse to do this.
2. Choose a free-hand tool in your application and use the pen to draw a dot at each grid intersection.
3. Draw an X at each grid intersection.
4. Clear your screen and make a simple drawing of your own. The more you use your pen, the easier
drawing, writing, and navigation will become.
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TABLET CONTROLS
To improve your workflow in graphics or other applications, Intuos features ExpressKeys and a Touch Ring.
While using your dominant hand for touch or pen input, you can simultaneously use your other hand to
operate the ExpressKeys or Touch Ring.
Active area
The section of your tablet that senses
touch or pen input.
ExpressKeys
Press the customizable ExpressKeys
to perform frequently used functions
or keystrokes, or to simulate button
clicks or modifier keys.
Note: Small-sized tablets are
equipped with six
ExpressKeys.
Touch Ring
Slide your finger around the ring to
zoom, scroll, or perform other
custom actions.
Press the toggle (center) button to
toggle between four customizable
modes. As you toggle between
settings, a corresponding status LED
illuminates.
See also customizing the ExpressKeys and customizing the Touch Ring.
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USING THE EXPRESSKEYS
Press individual keys to perform frequently used functions or keystrokes. ExpressKeys can also be used to
modify touch, pen, or other input tool properties as you work. If your tablet supports touch, you can also
use gestures to perform many of these functions.
ExpressKeys configuration when positioned
on left side of tablet (EXPRESSKEYS LEFT).
ExpressKeys configuration when positioned
on right side of tablet (EXPRESSKEYS RIGHT).
Pen & touch tablet default settings:
TOUCH ON/OFF
SHOW SETTINGS
PRECISION MODE
DISPLAY TOGGLE
SHIFT modifier key
CTRL/CMD modifier key
ALT/OPT modifier key
PAN/SCROLL
Notes:
Pen-only tablets. The default settings from top to bottom are: SHOW SETTINGS, RADIAL MENU, PRECISION MODE,
DISPLAY TOGGLE, SHIFT, CTRL/CMD, ALT/OPT, and PAN SCROLL.
Small-sized tablets are equipped with six ExpressKeys.
Small-sized pen & touch tablets. The default settings from top to bottom are: TOUCH ON/OFF, SHOW SETTINGS,
SHIFT, CTRL/CMD, ALT/OPT, and PAN/SCROLL.
Small-sized pen-only tablets. The default settings are: SHOW SETTINGS, PRECISION MODE, SHIFT, CTRL/CMD,
ALT/OPT, and PAN SCROLL.
The ExpressKeys can be operated in combination with one another. For example, customize one key for the
CTRL function and another for ALT. When you press both keys at the same time a CTRL+ALT function is
initiated.
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Tips:
Use the Radial Menu to expand the functionality of your tablet.
Rest your finger on an ExpressKey to activate the Express View display, which shows the
ExpressKey settings.
Display an interactive diagram of the current tablet settings by pressing an ExpressKey set to SHOW
SETTINGS.
Consider some of these other ways to use the ExpressKeys:
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Set a key to a commonly used keyboard shortcut.
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Set a key to launch a commonly used file or application.
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If you prefer not to (or cannot) use the side switches on your Grip Pen, then set a key to right- or
double-click.
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Choose from any of the other available functions. See customizing the ExpressKeys.
Important: Some applications can override and control the ExpressKey functions. For details, see
using applications integrated for tablet control.
Use the Wacom Tablet control panel to customize the ExpressKey options.
Manage your control panel settings
Control panel overview
Customizing the ExpressKeys
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USING THE TOUCH RING
Slide your finger around the ring to zoom in or out, scroll up or down, or to issue the assigned keystroke
functions.
Example of zooming in
Move your finger clockwise along the ring to zoom in or scroll down in most applications.
Tap the upper portion of the Touch Ring for single increment changes based on the
assigned function.
Example of zooming out
Move your finger counter-clockwise to zoom out or scroll up. Tap the lower portion of the
Touch Ring for single increment changes.
Touch Ring configuration when positioned
on left side of tablet. Default settings:
Setting 1: AUTO SCROLL/ZOOM. Sets the ring
to zoom in graphics applications and scroll in
other applications.
Page scrolling is not supported.
Some applications may interpret zooming as
scrolling, or may completely ignore zooming.
Likewise, scrolling may be interpreted as
zooming, or ignored completely.
Tap upper or lower portion of ring for
incremental changes.
Press the toggle button to switch between
four customizable modes. As you toggle
between settings, a corresponding status
LED illuminates. Any disabled settings are
skipped in the toggle sequence.
A diagram of the current Touch Ring
settings appears briefly on your display
screen as you press the toggle.
Setting 2: CYCLE LAYERS. Enables you to
cycle up or down through a stack of layers
when working in Adobe Photoshop. Move
your finger clockwise along the ring to cycle
up through layers.
Setting 3: BRUSH SIZE. Sets the ring to
increase or decrease the brush size of your
drawing tool when working in Adobe
Photoshop.
Setting 4: CANVAS ROTATION. Enables you to
rotate or flip an entire image when working in
Adobe Photoshop CS4 or later.
See customizing the Touch Ring to modify how the
Touch Ring works.
Important: Some applications can override and control the Touch Ring functions. For details, see
using applications integrated for tablet control.
Use the Wacom Tablet control panel to customize the Touch Ring options.
Manage your control panel settings
Control panel overview
Customizing the Touch Ring
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THE TOUCH EXPERIENCE WITH INTUOS
Intuos is designed to enhance the way you work. Touch enables you to interact with a computer using only
your fingertips on the Intuos tablet.
Use touch on Intuos just like on other Mac and Windows devices such as phones, trackpads, and
notebooks. First learn the basic actions to navigate and perform typical mouse operations. Then learn
how to scroll, zoom, and rotate.
Touch input is activated whenever you touch the tablet active area.
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When using touch, you can generally position your fingers as far apart as is comfortable.
However, placing your fingers too closely together may be interpreted by the tablet as input from a
single finger, or the tablet may confuse which finger initiated or performed an action or gesture. Your
fingers must remain within the active area.
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Experiment with touch to see what works best for you. Take care to prevent accidentally touching the
tablet when making gestures. For example, if your small finger or the palm of your hand touches the
active area of the tablet when zooming or scrolling, then you may trigger an unanticipated right-click.
Note: For tablet models that support both pen input and touch, the pen disengages touch input whenever
the pen tip or eraser is within the tablet proximity range. Lift the pen and your hand away from the
tablet active area to enable touch.
Navigating with touch
Customizing touch
Testing touch
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NAVIGATING WITH TOUCH
The touch feature of your Intuos tablet enables you to control a computer using only your fingertips on the
tablet surface. See understanding the tablet active area.
Touch options can be individually enabled or disabled within the Wacom Tablet control panel. Touch is on
when selected in the STANDARD GESTURES or MY GESTURES tab.
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Use basic actions to navigate and perform typical mouse operations.
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Use gestures to scroll, zoom, rotate, and perform other functions. Some gestures may provide a visual
cue on your display screen to indicate when the gesture has been recognized by Intuos.
Uncheck to disable touch.
Touch can be completely disabled
(and again enabled) from any of the
touch function tabs in the Wacom
Tablet control panel.
STANDARD GESTURES tab shown.
You can customize your touch experience and also customize the ExpressKeys to perform some touch
functions.
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ONE-FINGER ACTIONS
Track. Use a single finger to move the screen cursor.
Touch and slide your finger across the tablet surface.
TAP TO CLICK
Click. Using a single finger, track to an item. Lift your finger
and tap to select.
Double-click. Using a single finger, track to an item.
Lift your finger and tap twice.
DRAG
(DRAG LOCK disabled). Using a single finger, tap on an item
to select. Then again quickly tap down and track (slide)
your finger across the tablet to drag. Lift your finger to
release the item.
Tips:
You can select and drag multiple items on the system
desktop:
Windows: Press the CTRL or SHIFT key as you tap to
select multiple items.
Mac: Press the SHIFT or COMMAND key as you tap to
select multiple items.
You can also select and drag with two fingers.
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DRAG LOCK
(DRAG LOCK enabled). Using a single finger, tap on an item
to select. Then track (slide) your finger across the tablet to
drag. Tap again to release the item.
TWO-FINGER ACTIONS AND GESTURES
ADD TAP TO CLICK
Select and drag. Using a single finger, track to an item.
Select by touching your thumb or a second finger to the left
of that finger. If you will be dragging an item or selecting
blocks of text, we recommend using two fingers instead of
your finger and thumb.
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To move the selected item, continue moving both fingers
across the tablet.
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To highlight a text block, continue moving both fingers
across the tablet as you select text.
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You can also extend a drag without releasing the
selection. To do this, lift the first finger and move your
second finger to a new position. Then again touch the
first finger to the tablet and continue to drag with both
fingers.
Lift your thumb or second finger to release.
Note: If the tablet is set for left-handed orientation, touch to
the right of the primary finger.
ADD TAP TO RIGHT CLICK
Using a single finger, track to an item. Then with a second
finger touch and release to the right of that finger. Releasing
your finger issues a right-click and brings up a context
menu at the screen cursor position.
You can then track to an option in the menu and select it by
tapping your finger.
Note: If the tablet is set for left-handed orientation, touch to
the left of the primary finger.
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TAP TO RIGHT CLICK
To right-click and bring up a context menu at the screen
cursor position, tap the tablet surface with two fingers
spaced slightly apart. Use a quick tapping motion with both
fingers at the same time.
You can then track to an option in the menu and select it by
tapping your finger.
SCROLL
Place two fingers on the tablet surface. Using a smooth
motion, move your fingers together in parallel.
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Scroll up by moving your fingers in an upward motion.
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Scroll down by moving your fingers in a downward
motion.
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Scroll left by moving your fingers in a leftward motion.
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Scroll right by moving your fingers in a rightward motion.
Tips:
Flick your fingers at the end of the gesture to
continue scrolling for a short time after your fingers
leave the tablet.
For windows that scroll vertically and horizontally,
move your fingers in any direction and the document
view will follow.
If you prefer vertical only scrolling, from the Wacom
Tablet control panel STANDARD GESTURES tab select
VERTICAL from the SCROLL drop-down menu.
Fast scroll. Quickly move (or flick) two fingers together,
lifting your fingers at the end of the motion.
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Fast scroll up by flicking your fingers in an upward
motion.
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Fast scroll down by flicking your fingers in a downward
motion.
Note: Fast scrolling works only for vertical scrolling.
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ZOOM
First place two fingers on the tablet surface.
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Zoom-in by moving (expanding) your fingers away from
one another.
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Zoom-out by moving (pinching) your fingers toward one
another.
Note: If zoom functions do not operate correctly within
Adobe® Photoshop®, verify that the ZOOM WITH
SCROLL WHEEL function is not selected within the
Photoshop PREFERENCES options.
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ROTATE
Two finger rotate. Place two fingers diagonally on the tablet
surface and then rotate them clockwise or counterclockwise.
For best recognition of this gesture, start with your fingers
positioned diagonally on the tablet surface and keep them
at least 25 mm (1 inch) apart.
Note: The rotation gesture may work differently
depending on the application you are working with.
For example, rotation may work smoothly, in
90-degree increments, or not at all.
Rotate around finger. Place two fingers diagonally on the
tablet surface. Keep one finger stationary and move the
other finger around it.
For best recognition of this gesture, start with your fingers
positioned diagonally on the tablet surface and keep them
at least 25 mm (1 inch) apart.
Note: The rotation gesture may work differently
depending on the application you are working with.
For example, rotation may work smoothly, in
90-degree increments, or not at all.
THREE-FINGER GESTURES
SWIPE LEFT/RIGHT TO NAVIGATE
Forward or Back (swipe right or left). Swipe using three
fingers spaced slightly apart, lifting your fingers at the end of
the motion.
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Send a ‘Forward’ command in most browsers and
picture viewers by swiping to the right.
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Send a ‘Back’ command in most browsers and picture
viewers by swiping to the left.
Tips:
Swiping is similar to using the right and left arrow
keys in document viewers.
Use the swipe gestures to page forward or back in
most web browsers.
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TAP AND HOLD to display RADIAL MENU
Using three fingers spaced slightly apart, tap and hold them
on the tablet surface. This action will open the Radial Menu
on your display screen. Release your fingers to work with
the Radial Menu.
This gesture can be customized. See choosing custom
touch functions.
FOUR-FINGER GESTURES
SWIPE LEFT/RIGHT TO SWITCH APPLICATIONS
Using four fingers spaced slightly apart, move your fingers
left or right to open the application switcher. Then using a
single finger, move left or right to highlight an application.
Tap to select an application.
Windows XP: Using four fingers, move them left or right to
open the application switcher. Swipe your fingers again to
open the next application in the list.
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SWIPE UP to SHOW DESKTOP
Using four fingers spaced slightly apart, swipe up to show
the desktop. Swipe up again to move your open windows
back to the desktop.
This gesture can be customized. See choosing custom
touch functions.
SWIPE DOWN for FLIP 3D/EXPOSé
Using four fingers spaced slightly apart, swipe down.
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Flip 3D (Windows): Your first swipe opens Flip 3D.
Swipe down again to close Flip 3D. Not available for
Windows XP.
Alternatively, move your fingers down 1 cm (0.4 inch) to
open Flip 3D. Without lifting your fingers, continue
moving downward to select applications to the left, or
move upward to select applications to the right. Lift any
finger to dismiss Flip 3D.
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Exposé (Mac): Your first swipe opens Exposé.
Swipe down again to close Exposé.
This gesture can be customized. See choosing custom
touch functions.
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FIVE-FINGER GESTURES
SWIPE DOWN to SHOW SETTINGS
Using five fingers spaced slightly apart, swipe down to
activate (on your display screen) an interactive diagram of
the current ExpressKey, Touch Ring, and pen settings.
Click on a section of the diagram to open the appropriate
Wacom Tablet control panel tab. You can then adjust
settings as needed.
Swipe down again to dismiss the diagram, or click
anywhere outside of the diagram.
This gesture can be customized. See choosing custom
touch functions.
TAP AND HOLD to SAVE
Using five fingers spaced slightly apart, tap and hold them
on the tablet surface. This action will save your work in the
open application window.
This gesture can be customized. See choosing custom
touch functions.
CUSTOMIZING TOUCH
Use the Wacom Tablet control panel to customize Intuos for the way you like to interact with your tablet
and computer when using touch. Select the TOUCH icon in the TOOL list. Select an appropriate tab to
customize, and change settings using the available options. See also navigating with touch.
Manage your control panel settings
Control panel overview
Setting the touch options
Choosing standard touch functions
Choosing custom touch functions
Application-specific settings
Disabling touch
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SETTING THE TOUCH OPTIONS
Select the TOUCH OPTIONS tab. The touch options determine how fast you must move or tap your fingers in
order for an action or gesture to be recognized.
Adjusts how fast you must tap to register a
double-click. To test your setting, position the
screen cursor over the TEST area and tap twice.
Adjusts the screen pointer for speed of tracking
and navigating. Choose a SLOW speed to move
the screen cursor at a slower rate with more finger
motion. Choose a FAST speed to move the screen
cursor quickly with less motion.
Sets the scrolling speed of the
SCROLL touch gesture.
Sets the acceleration level of the
screen pointer. Choose a LOW
setting for a slower response to
your finger motion on the tablet.
Choose a HIGH setting for a quicker
response.
Note: Touch speed and acceleration settings are independent of system settings. Changes you make to these
settings in the Wacom Tablet control panel do not affect similar system settings. However, changes made to
similar system settings may affect your Intuos tablet settings.
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CHOOSING STANDARD TOUCH FUNCTIONS
To customize Intuos for your touch preferences, select the STANDARD GESTURES tab.
Touch actions and gestures are available when
selected.
So that you may work in different ways, some
functions (such as a right-click) can be
performed using different actions or gestures.
Position the screen cursor over a touch option
to see a static image of that function.
If you do not choose a specific option to view,
then the control panel will display each option
sequentially, from top to bottom.
See also navigating with touch and choosing
custom touch functions.
CHOOSING CUSTOM TOUCH FUNCTIONS
To create custom touch gestures, select the MY GESTURES tab.
Touch gestures are available when selected,
and are modified based on your selection from
the drop-down menus.
Position the screen cursor over a touch option
to see a static image of that function.
If you do not choose a specific option to view,
then the control panel will display each option
sequentially, from top to bottom.
See also navigating with touch and choosing
standard touch functions.
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DISABLING TOUCH
Choose the STANDARD GESTURES, MY GESTURES, or TOUCH OPTIONS tab to disable and enable touch.
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Deselect to disable touch. You can still
work with the ExpressKeys and pen.
Select to ENABLE TOUCH.
This option can also be changed by
pressing an ExpressKey to which the
TOUCH ON/OFF function has been
assigned.
STANDARD GESTURES tab shown.
You can also disable or enable touch using the SHOW SETTINGS option, which displays an interactive
diagram of the current tablet settings on your display screen.
Click TOUCH PROPERTIES... to
access your touch settings.
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TESTING TOUCH
If you encounter problems with touch, it is a good idea to first check the assigned touch functions or reset
them to their default conditions.
To further test touch:
1. Attempt to move the screen cursor by tracking your finger across the tablet surface. Then tap to select
an item. A status LED should brighten when you touch the active area of the tablet. See also testing
your tablet.
2. Open the Wacom Tablet control panel and click on the ABOUT button. In the dialog box that appears,
click DIAGNOSE.... The DIAGNOSTICS dialog box shows dynamic information about the tablet, your input
tool(s), and appropriate information for touch-sensitive tablets. See also testing controls and input
tools.
3. With the DIAGNOSTICS dialog box open, touch the tablet surface with first one, then with two fingers.
Each time you touch the tablet surface, a tablet status LED should brighten and the TOUCH INFO state
should change.
4. When you are done, click the CLOSE button to exit the dialog box.
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CUSTOMIZING INTUOS
Use the Wacom Tablet control panel to customize Intuos for the way you like to work.
Advanced users can learn how to further optimize Intuos by creating application-specific settings.
Manage your control panel settings
Control panel overview
Customizing the pen
Customizing touch
Customizing the tablet functions
Tablet to screen mapping
Button functions
Using and customizing the Radial Menu
Working with Display Toggle
Application-specific settings
Working with multiple tools
Changing the tablet mode
Advanced options
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MANAGE YOUR CONTROL PANEL SETTINGS
To open the Wacom Tablet control panel:
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Windows. Click on the Windows START button and choose ALL PROGRAMS. Then select WACOM TABLET
and choose the WACOM TABLET PROPERTIES option.
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Mac. Open SYSTEM PREFERENCES from either the Dock, the Apple menu, or from the APPLICATIONS
folder. Then click on the WACOM TABLET icon.
You can begin customizing Intuos after opening the control panel. The control panel displays only those
tabs and options that apply to your current tablet model and configuration. See control panel overview.
Note: User-specific preferences are supported. After logging on, each user can customize their personal
settings in the Wacom Tablet control panel. Switching to another user will automatically load the
settings for that user.
Tip:
To display an interactive diagram of the current tablet settings, press an ExpressKey or other tool
button set to SHOW SETTINGS.
Click on any section of the
diagram to open the appropriate
Wacom Tablet control panel tab.
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CONTROL PANEL OVERVIEW
Use the Wacom Tablet control panel to customize your Intuos tablet or input tools. When you open the
control panel, an icon for the Grip Pen or other input tool is displayed in the TOOL list. A TOUCH icon is also
displayed for tablets that support touch. The appropriate tabs are displayed.
To customize, make changes to the tab controls. Experiment with different settings to find what works best
for you. Any changes you make will take effect immediately. Click DEFAULT to return to the factory settings.
Note: Application-specific settings are for advanced users.
Icons represent your TABLET, TOOL,
and APPLICATION settings.
Choose FUNCTIONS to
customize the
ExpressKey, Touch
Ring, and Radial
Menu settings.
Display Toggle
options are available
on multiple monitor
systems.
For touch-sensitive
tablets, choose TOUCH
to customize your
touch settings.
See customizing
touch.
Choose GRIP PEN to
customize your Intuos
pen settings. The icon
is available after you
have used a pen on
the tablet. Different
tools may be named
differently.
Tabs display
customizable settings
for the selected TOOL.
Displays information
dialog, and option to
DIAGNOSE... your
product.
Returns the selected
tab to its default
settings.
Displays advanced options.
Downloads or
displays this manual.
Tool Tips are available for most control panel items. Position the screen cursor over an item and let it rest
there. The appropriate Tool Tip will pop up in a few moments.
Your keyboard tab and arrow keys can also be used to navigate the control panel.
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Control panel lists and tabs: The control panel TABLET, TOOL, and APPLICATION lists allow you to select the
tablet, tool, or application for which you want to change settings.
The TABLET list displays an icon for any
supported tablet or pen display that has been
installed on your system and is currently
connected. All settings shown below the list
apply to the selected tablet or pen display.
• The control panel will not launch unless a
supported tablet or pen display is
connected to the computer.
• Settings can only be viewed or changed
for an attached tablet or pen display.
• A tablet or pen display cannot be deleted
from the control panel list unless it is
attached to the computer.
Current selections are highlighted.
See also installing multiple tablets and
changing the tablet mode.
The TOOL list displays an icon for the tablet FUNCTIONS, and for the different tools that have been used on the
tablet. The TOUCH icon is displayed for touch-sensitive tablet models.
To customize settings for a tool, click on its icon within the TOOL list. The appropriate tabs will be displayed.
See customizing the tablet functions, customizing the pen, and customizing touch.
Note: The pen will be automatically added to the TOOL list when first used on the tablet, and functions with the
default settings.
See also working with multiple tools.
Use the APPLICATION list to define TOOL settings that apply only to a specific application. See applicationspecific settings.
Note: The APPLICATION list is optional. It is not necessary to select or add applications in order to
customize your Intuos tool(s).
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CUSTOMIZING THE PEN
You can easily customize the pen. Use the pen to open the Wacom Tablet control panel. The pen will be
selected in the TOOL list and the appropriate tabs will be displayed. If not automatically selected, choose
the pen from the TOOL list. Select a tab and choose from the available options.
Adjusting eraser feel
Customizing tilt sensitivity
Customizing tool buttons
Tablet to screen mapping
Adjusting tip feel and double-click
Advanced tip and eraser pressure settings
Application-specific settings
Wacom offers a number of optional pens, such as the Art Pen and Airbrush, that are compatible for use
with Intuos.
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The Art Pen features a pressure-sensitive tip and eraser, as well as sensitivity to tilt and rotation.
Rotating the barrel in supporting applications creates a unique effect.
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The Airbrush is a true digital airbrush. It features a pressure-sensitive tip and eraser, tilt sensitivity, and
a fingerwheel to control the application of digital paint.
These tools are fully supported in the Wacom driver software. They will appear in the TOOL list of the
Wacom Tablet control panel after you touch the tablet surface with the tip of the tool. The control panel will
automatically update to show the new tool and the options available for customization.
In supporting applications you can adjust the functionality of the Art Pen rotation or the Airbrush
fingerwheel within the application. See the documentation that came with your application for details.
To learn more about these and other optional tools that can be used with Intuos, visit www.wacom.com
and choose the Wacom web site for your region. On the web site you can also find a list of applications
that currently support the advanced features of these tools.
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ADJUSTING TIP FEEL AND DOUBLE-CLICK
To adjust the tip sensitivity of your pen, select the PEN tab.
Customizes the amount of pressure needed to
click, draw, or ink.
To create broad brush strokes or to click with a
light touch, use a SOFT tip setting. For maximum
control while drawing thin lines, use a FIRM tip
setting.
Click to further customize the tip sensitivity.
With your screen cursor positioned over an
empty area of the control panel, press down on
the tablet with the pen tip. Use the pressure bar
to determine how hard you must press on the
pen to reach maximum pressure.
Adjusts the size of the double-click
area. Drag slider to OFF if you do
not want double-click assist.
Tips:
Use a soft TIP FEEL for a wider range of pressure values in most pressure-sensitive applications.
In some applications a soft pressure setting can make the pen overreact so that slight pressure on the pen will
be magnified on the screen. If you experience this, try a firmer TIP FEEL setting.
To make double-clicking easier, expand the tap area that accepts a double-click (the double-click distance).
A large double-click distance may cause a delay at the beginning of brush strokes in some drawing
applications. This may also cause a delay at the beginning of a drag action or inking stroke. If you notice
such effects, try setting a smaller double-click distance and using the side switch to double-click. You can
also set an ExpressKey to double-click.
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ADJUSTING ERASER FEEL
To adjust the eraser sensitivity of your pen, select the ERASER tab.
Select the function to perform when using the eraser.
Customizes the amount of pressure
needed to erase.
Click to further customize the eraser sensitivity.
With your screen cursor positioned over an
empty area of the control panel, press down on
the tablet with the pen eraser. Use the pressure
bar to determine how hard you must press on
the eraser to reach maximum pressure.
ADVANCED TIP AND ERASER PRESSURE SETTINGS
To further customize tip or eraser pressure settings, select the PEN or ERASER tab and click on the
CUSTOMIZE... button. Options within the PEN FEEL DETAILS dialog box enable you to independently change
the tip or eraser pressure sensitivity and click threshold settings.
Using your pen tip or
eraser, make several
strokes within the box
to test the results of
your changes.
Graphically displays the selected pressure
sensitivity curve and click threshold settings.
Move the pressure controls to change the
sensitivity curve.
• CLICK: THRESHOLD determines the amount
of force required to register pressure or
generate a pen click.
• Use the SENSITIVITY control to change the
slope of the pressure response curve.
• MAX PRESSURE determines how hard you
must press the pen tip to reach maximum
pressure.
A curve that increases quickly makes the pen
feel more sensitive.
Important: In the PEN and ERASER tabs, these settings are adjusted simultaneously with the TIP FEEL
or ERASER FEEL slider, which override the advanced pressure settings.
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CUSTOMIZING TOOL BUTTONS
Select the PEN tab to change the functions assigned to the side switches and tip of your pen.
Select the function to perform when
pressing the upper or lower side
switch.
The selected function occurs when you
bring the pen tip within 10 mm (0.4
inch) of the tablet surface without
touching the tablet and then press the
upper or lower side switch.
Tip: To make double-clicking easier,
set the side switch to DOUBLE
CLICK.
Double-click here to change the pen tip function.
• At least one tool button should be set to the CLICK function.
• The tip must be set to CLICK in order to draw in most graphics
applications.
Note: You can change how the side switch operates for right clicks or other click functions. See advanced options.
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CUSTOMIZING TILT SENSITIVITY
To adjust the tilt sensitivity of your pen, select the PEN tab. Tilt sensitivity determines how far you have to
tilt the tool to produce the maximum tilt effect. You need to tilt the pen less at high sensitivity than at low
sensitivity.
Drag the slider to increase or decrease TILT
SENSITIVITY. Test the new setting in an
application that supports tilt.
The tilt setting applies to both the tip and
eraser of your tool.
Tilt is direction sensitive and can be used in
some applications to control brush
orientation or other characteristics.
Visit the Wacom web site for a list of applications that currently support tilt.
CUSTOMIZING THE TABLET FUNCTIONS
To customize your Intuos tablet, open the Wacom Tablet control panel and select the FUNCTIONS icon in the
TOOL list. Select a tab to customize, and change settings using the available options.
Customizing the ExpressKeys
Customizing the Touch Ring
Working with Display Toggle
Application-specific settings
Using and customizing the Radial Menu
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CUSTOMIZING THE EXPRESSKEYS
To customize the ExpressKeys, select the EXPRESSKEYS tab. Each key can be customized to perform a
Display Toggle, modifier, keystroke, or other function.
When you open the EXPRESSKEYS tab, the current functions are shown in the corresponding pull-down
menus.
Choose a function to perform when the key
is pressed.
ExpressKey functions can be defined for
use with specific applications.
See using the ExpressKeys for more
information.
Note: Small-sized tablets are equipped
with six ExpressKeys.
Enables or disables the Express View display.
Rest your finger on an ExpressKey to activate
the display, which shows the ExpressKey
settings.
Tab shown for right-handed use.
Important: Some applications can override and control the ExpressKey functions. For details, see
using applications integrated for tablet control.
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CUSTOMIZING THE TOUCH RING
To customize the Touch Ring, select the TOUCH RING tab. Touch Ring functions can be modified to issue
zooming, scrolling, or custom keystroke actions.
Choose a function to perform when using
the Touch Ring. The ring can be toggled
between four customizable modes.
Adjust speed to control the rate at which
zooming and scrolling occurs, or the speed
at which keystroke events are sent to an
application.
Touch Ring functions can be defined for
use with specific applications.
See using the Touch Ring for more
information.
Tab depicts tablet configured for right-handed (EXPRESSKEYS LEFT) use.
Tips:
To customize the ring for other actions, select the KEYSTROKE... option and define a custom keystroke
function. To learn which keystroke shortcuts are supported by a particular application, see the
documentation that came with the application.
Choose SKIP to set the Touch Ring toggle button to skip a function mode in the toggle sequence.
To zoom images around the current position of the screen cursor when working in Adobe Photoshop CS3 or
later, open the Adobe Photoshop general preferences pane, check the ZOOM WITH SCROLL WHEEL option, and
click OK.
To set the brightness of the Touch Ring status LEDs and active area markers, click the OPTIONS... button at
the bottom of the control panel. In the OPTIONS dialog box change the BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT setting as
needed.
Important: Some applications can override and control the Touch Ring functions. For details, see
using applications integrated for tablet control.
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TABLET TO SCREEN MAPPING
Select the MAPPING tab to define the relationship between tool movement on the tablet surface and cursor
movement on the monitor screen.
By default the entire active area of the tablet maps to the entire monitor. If more than one monitor is in use
the tablet will map to all monitors. See working with multiple monitors.
The ORIENTATION setting is tablet specific, and
applies to all tools and applications.
See configuring the tablet orientation.
MODE options control how the screen cursor
moves.
• PEN MODE sets the cursor movement to
correspond with the position of your input
tool on the tablet. Wherever you place your
tool on the tablet, the cursor will jump to a
corresponding point on the screen. This is
known as absolute positing and is the
default setting for the pen.
• MOUSE MODE enables you to move the
screen cursor with a “pick up and slide”
motion similar to using a standard mouse.
Select a portion of screen area for tablet to
screen mapping.
Select a portion of tablet area for tablet to
screen mapping.
Image dynamically updates to illustrate
the selected mapping relationship.
When FORCE PROPORTIONS is unchecked, the correct scale or proportions are not
maintained. The selected tablet area is mapped to the selected display area. Drawing a
circle on the tablet may create an ellipse on the display screen. This is the default setting for
all tools.
When FORCE PROPORTIONS is checked, the correct vertical and horizontal proportions are
maintained. Drawing a circle on the tablet results in a circle on the display screen.
Depending on your settings, some portions of the tablet active area may no longer be usable
when this option is selected.
Note: Although Intuos is optimized for use with 16 : 10 aspect ratio displays, the default
settings automatically adjust for use with other aspect ratio displays.
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MOUSE MODE options determine how the input
tool will track.
MOUSE TRACKING options apply only to the
Intuos Mouse.
• When USE TABLET ORIENTATION is selected,
moving the mouse toward the top of the
tablet moves the screen cursor up. In this
mode the entire active area of the tablet is
available for mouse tracking.
• When USE MOUSE ORIENTATION is selected,
moving the mouse forward moves the
screen cursor up. In this mode a reduced
inset portion of the active area is available
for mouse tracking. This is the default
setting for all Intuos tablets.
Sets the screen cursor acceleration.
Select a slower or faster
screen cursor tracking speed.
Notes:
You can switch between pen mode and mouse mode by using the Radial Menu.
If you frequently switch between pen mode and mouse mode, you can assign the MODE TOGGLE...
function to one of your tool buttons.
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PORTION OF SCREEN AREA
To define which portion of the display screen your tablet will map to, in the MAPPING tab choose a SCREEN
AREA option.
FULL
MONITOR
PORTION...
Maps the entire monitor(s) area. This is the default setting. See also working
with multiple monitors.
Maps the entire area of a single monitor that you choose. If more than one
monitor is connected to your system, an option will be available for each
detected monitor.
In the dialog that appears, choose a method for defining a portion of the
display:
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•
•
Drag corners of the foreground
graphic to select the screen area.
Select the CLICK TO DEFINE SCREEN
AREA button and move the screen
cursor to select the screen area.
Be sure to follow any MESSAGE
prompts.
Enter coordinate values.
After defining a portion of the screen,
you may need to use a different input
device to access other portions of the
screen area.
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PORTION OF TABLET AREA
To define the tablet area that will be mapped to the screen area, in the MAPPING tab choose a TABLET AREA
option.
FULL
PORTION...
The entire active area of the tablet is mapped. This is the default setting.
In the dialog that appears, choose a method for defining a portion of the tablet:
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•
•
Drag corners of the foreground graphic
to select the tablet area that will be
mapped to your selected screen area.
Select the CLICK TO DEFINE TABLET AREA
button and use your tool on the tablet
to select the tablet area. Be sure to
follow any MESSAGE prompts.
Enter coordinate values.
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BUTTON FUNCTIONS
Customize Intuos for the way you like to work. Simply use the Wacom Tablet control panel to change the
button function that is assigned to an input tool button, ExpressKey, Touch Ring, or Radial Menu setting.
Button function options may vary, depending on your tablet model. Not all options are available for all
controls or tablet models.
FUNCTION NAME
DESCRIPTION
CLICKS
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CLICK
Simulates a primary mouse button click. Be sure at least one button performs this
function so you can always navigate and click.
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RIGHT CLICK
Simulates a right mouse button click, which displays a context menu.
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MIDDLE CLICK
Simulates a middle mouse button click.
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DOUBLE CLICK
Simulates a double-click. For easier double-clicking, use this function instead of
tapping twice with the pen tip.
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CLICK LOCK
Simulates holding down the primary mouse button. Press the tool button once to
initiate click lock. Press the button again to release click lock. Click lock is useful
for dragging objects or selecting blocks of text.
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4TH CLICK
Simulates a 4th mouse button click.
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5TH CLICK
Simulates a 5th mouse button click.
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FUNCTION NAME
DESCRIPTION
KEYSTROKE...
Enables you to simulate keystrokes. Select this option to display the DEFINE
KEYSTROKE dialog box.
Enter a keystroke or keystroke combination in the KEYS entry box.
Keystroke combinations can include letters, numbers, function keys (such as F3)
and modifier keys (such as SHIFT, ALT, or CTRL for Windows, or SHIFT, OPTION,
COMMAND, and CONTROL for Mac). You can also choose special keystrokes or
keystroke combinations from the ADD SPECIAL drop-down menu.
After defining a keystroke sequence, click OK.
Important: Because the ENTER (Windows) and RETURN (Mac) keys can
be selected as a defined keystroke, they cannot be used to select OK.
You must use your Intuos tool to click on the OK button.
Enter a name for the keystroke definition. The name will be displayed with the
respective control or in the Radial Menu, as applicable.
You can create different keystroke functions for different applications.
See application-specific settings.
Deletes only the last entry in the
keystroke entry box.
Clears the keystroke entry box.
When defining keystrokes for the
Touch Ring or mouse fingerwheel,
the dialog box provides two KEYS
entry boxes.
Assign keystroke functions as
described above for clockwise and
counter-clockwise movement on the
ring, or front and back movement of
the mouse fingerwheel.
Enter a NAME for the defined
keystrokes pair and click OK.
To learn which keystroke shortcuts are supported by a particular application, see
the documentation that came with the application.
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FUNCTION NAME
DESCRIPTION
MODIFIER...
Enables you to simulate modifier key(s) (such as SHIFT, ALT, or CTRL for Windows,
or SHIFT, OPTION, COMMAND, and CONTROL for Mac). Many applications use modifier
keys to constrain the size or placement of objects.
Choose one or more modifier key options.
Choose a CLICKS option to simulate pressing a button of
the selected type on a mouse.
RADIAL MENU
Displays the Radial Menu on your screen. Each level of the hierarchical menu
consists of eight menu slices which may contain various features and options to
choose from.
BACK
Simulates the BACK command in browser applications.
FORWARD
Simulates the FORWARD command in browser applications.
PAN/SCROLL
Enables you to position a document or image in any direction within the active
pane. Do this by pressing a pen button set for PAN/SCROLL and then dragging with
the pen tip across the tablet active area.
When you select PAN/SCROLL, you are
prompted to set a scrolling speed for use
in applications that do not support grabber
hand (pixel-level) panning.
A slower setting reduces the scroll rate
and is useful for close-up and detail work
where you need precise control of the
image.
As you move the pen tip, the document or
image is repositioned to follow the
direction of pen movement on the tablet.
Release the button or lift the pen tip from
the tablet surface when you are done.
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FUNCTION NAME
DESCRIPTION
AUTO SCROLL/ZOOM
Sets the Touch Ring to zoom in most graphics applications and scroll in most
other applications.
SCROLL
Sets the Touch Ring for scrolling only action.
ZOOM
Sets the Touch Ring for zooming only action.
SHOW DESKTOP
Minimizes all open windows to display a clean desktop.
SWITCH APPLICATION
Brings up the application switching dialog with focus on the next open application.
On Windows 7 and Vista systems running Aero, Flip 3D will be activated with focus
on the next open applications.
OPEN/RUN...
Opens a dialog box where you can select a specific application, file, or script to
launch.
Click BROWSE... to locate an application,
file, or script to launch. The selection you
make appears in the NAME box. Click OK to
accept the selection.
The dialog box will close and the OPEN/RUN... option you have selected will be
assigned as your tool button option. Simply press the tool button to launch the
assigned option.
If your selection is for the Radial Menu, it will be displayed there.
TOUCH ON/OFF
Not available for Intuos Pen only tablets. TOUCH ON/OFF is useful when you
are working with an input tool and you want to exclusively use pen mode.
Temporarily disable touch by pressing an ExpressKey to which you have assigned
the TOUCH ON/OFF function. Press the ExpressKey again to enable touch.
See also customizing the ExpressKeys.
INK TOGGLE
(Mac.) Toggles the “ink in any application” function of Ink on and off.
Ink automatically recognizes and converts your handwriting into text and inserts it
into a document. Handwriting recognition must be turned on for this function to
work. See your Mac help for information on working with Ink.
ON SCREEN KEYBOARD
Launches the on-screen keyboard when you press the button to which this
function is assigned. Press the button to close the keyboard when open.
EXPOSé
(Mac.) Tiles all open windows. To access this option, first choose KEYSTROKE...
and then click on the ADD SPECIAL menu within the dialog box.
PRESSURE HOLD
Locks the pressure at the current pressure level until the button is released.
For example, you can paint with pressure sensitivity until you reach the brush size
that you like. You can then press the button and continue painting with the same
size brush until the button is released.
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FUNCTION NAME
DESCRIPTION
PRECISION MODE
Changes the mapping around the current pen tip position such that you must
move the pen farther for the screen cursor to cover a specific distance on the
display screen. This feature can be very useful for the precise control of pen or
brush strokes.
You can adjust the precision setting when
assigning this function to a tool button.
To activate:
• For extensive use, toggle on PRECISION
MODE by pressing a tool button to which
the function has been assigned.
Return to normal mapping by again
pressing the tool button.
• For quick edits, press and hold a tool
button to which the function has been
assigned. Normal mapping returns when
you release the button.
When using a tool in mouse mode, screen
cursor movement is adjusted to act as if
acceleration were off and speed set to slow.
DISPLAY TOGGLE
For multiple monitor systems. Enables you to toggle the current tablet mapping
and screen cursor between different displays when you press an ExpressKey that
has been assigned this function. See working with Display Toggle.
MODE TOGGLE...
Toggles between pen mode and mouse mode. When first setting a tool button to
MODE TOGGLE..., the MOUSE MODE dialog box is displayed where you can adjust
the mouse acceleration and speed.
Sets the screen cursor tracking
speed when in mouse mode.
Sets the screen cursor acceleration
when in mouse mode.
Mouse mode settings can be accessed from a number of different locations within
the control panel. However, only one MOUSE ACCELERATION and SPEED setting can
be made for each input tool and application that you are customizing.
The mouse mode settings are independent of system settings. Changes you
make to these settings in the Wacom Tablet control panel do not affect similar
system settings. However, changes made to similar system settings may affect
your Intuos tablet settings.
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FUNCTION NAME
DESCRIPTION
ERASE
Sets a button so that when the button is pressed, the pen tip will act like the eraser
in applications that support the ERASE function. See erasing.
SHOW SETTINGS
Activates (on your display screen) an interactive diagram of the current
ExpressKey, Touch Ring, pen, and touch settings. The current functions for each
control are shown.
Click on any section of the diagram to open the appropriate Wacom Tablet control
panel tab. You can then adjust settings as needed.
Dismiss the diagram by again pressing the ExpressKey or other tool button to
which this function is assigned, or by clicking anywhere outside of the diagram.
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DESCRIPTION
TABLET PC
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TABLET PC INPUT PANEL
(Tablet PCs and Windows systems that support the Tablet PC Input Panel.)
Opens the Tablet PC Input Panel when you press a tool button set to this function.
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JOURNAL
(Windows 7 and Vista, and Tablet PC systems that include Microsoft Journal.)
Opens Microsoft Journal.
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TABLET PC DEFINED
(Tablet PCs and Windows systems that support the Tablet PC Input Panel.)
Sets the button function according to settings found in the:
• Windows 7 and Vista TABLET PC SETTINGS and PEN AND INPUT DEVICES control
panels.
• Windows XP Tablet Edition TABLET AND PEN SETTINGS control panel.
DISABLED
Disables the button function.
APPLICATION DEFINED
Reports only the button number to the application. This is for applications, such
as CAD programs, that have built-in tablet support.
This function may also be used by some highly integrated applications for direct
control of the pen tablet ExpressKeys and Touch Ring.
SKIP
Sets the Touch Ring toggle button to skip a function mode that has been assigned
this option in the toggle sequence.
DEFAULT
Returns a button to its default setting.
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USING AND CUSTOMIZING THE RADIAL MENU
The Radial Menu is a circular pop-up menu that provides quick access to editing, navigation, media control
functions, and more.
•
Set a tool button or ExpressKey to the RADIAL MENU
function. Press the button to display the Radial Menu
centered at the screen cursor position.
•
The hierarchical Radial Menu appears in circular format.
Each level of the menu consists of eight control slices
which may contain various features and options to
choose from.
•
Click to select an option. Some selections may display
a submenu for additional options.
•
The menu closes after you make a selection.
Top menu
Submenu
To close without making a selection, click on the ‘X’
located at the center of the Radial Menu or on a control
slice that has no function assigned to it. You can also
again press the button used to display the menu.
•
To make a selection without closing the Radial Menu,
hold down the button that opens the menu.
In the Wacom Tablet control panel, use the RADIAL MENU tab to customize the available Radial Menu
functions.
1. Select a control slice.
2. Assign a control FUNCTION to
the slice. If desired, change
the LABEL name.
3. Select a menu or submenu to
further customize.
Tips:
In the FUNCTION menu,
choose SUBMENU to create
custom submenus for a
control slice.
Press the ENTER (RETURN)
key to add multiple lines of
LABEL text.
Returns the currently displayed
menu to its default values.
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WORKING WITH DISPLAY TOGGLE
Display Toggle is available when working on multiple monitor systems. This feature allows you to work with
your tablet on all displays or on one display at a time. See working with multiple monitors.
After setting an ExpressKey or pen side switch to DISPLAY TOGGLE, you can then press that button to
sequentially toggle the current tablet mapping between a base mapping (the current setting from the
MAPPING tab) and other monitors. For example:
1. The entire display area of a multi-monitor system
is set up for extended mode and assigned to the
active area of the Intuos tablet.
2. Pressing a tool button to which the DISPLAY
TOGGLE function has been assigned toggles the
tablet mapping to the next display in sequence
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In the Wacom Tablet control panel, the DISPLAY TOGGLE tab is automatically available when the Intuos tablet
is installed on a multi-monitor system. This tab lets you set which monitor(s) will be included in the toggle
sequence.
All monitors are selected in the
toggle sequence by default.
Uncheck any monitor you want
removed from the sequence.
• The base mapping is the tablet
and display mapping that is
defined in the MAPPING tab.
By default, this includes all
monitors unless you have
defined a specific monitor as
your primary monitor.
• As you toggle to the next
monitor, the active tablet area is
mapped to that monitor (in pen
mode).
• Toggling one more time after
the last selected monitor
returns the system to the base
mapping.
Important: When using application-specific settings with DISPLAY
TOGGLE, be sure that each customized application in the
APPLICATION list (including ALL OTHER) has a tool button assigned to
DISPLAY TOGGLE. The easiest way to do this is to assign DISPLAY
TOGGLE to an ExpressKey prior to creating any application-specific
settings.
Any of the following actions will return the toggle sequence to the base mapping:
• Launching a graphics application that supports pressure sensitivity.
• Logging out of or rebooting the system.
• Switching users (Fast User Switching).
• Placing the system in sleep mode.
• Changing the MAPPING or DISPLAY TOGGLE settings.
• Changing the resolution or number of displays on your system.
• Using the MODE TOGGLE... function.
• Selecting PEN MODE or MOUSE MODE from the Radial Menu.
Tip:
To toggle between monitors without including the ‘full display’ option, disable the first display on the DISPLAY
TOGGLE tab. Then go to the MAPPING tab and set the current SCREEN AREA to the first display.
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APPLICATION-SPECIFIC SETTINGS
You can customize your tools for use with a particular application. For example, you may prefer a firm pen
tip pressure setting in one application and a soft pressure setting in another. The APPLICATION list enables
you to add an individual application to the list and then customize your tool settings for that application.
•
When no application-specific settings have been created and a tool is selected from the TOOL list, the
APPLICATION list displays the ALL icon which contains tool settings that apply to all of your applications.
In the example below, no application-specific settings have been added for the GRIP PEN. The ALL icon
is displayed and the GRIP PEN will have the same settings in all applications.
•
When application-specific settings are added, the ALL icon changes to ALL OTHER and an application
icon is displayed for the newly added application(s).
In the above example, application-specific settings have been added for the GRIP PEN. If you select the
ALL OTHER icon and make changes to the GRIP PEN settings, your changes will apply to the GRIP PEN in
all applications except those which you have added to the APPLICATION list. If you select an application
icon and make changes to the GRIP PEN settings, your changes will apply to the GRIP PEN while you are
using that application only.
When you create application-specific settings, you are creating a separate group of settings for the
selected tool and application. See the following sections for more details:
Creating an application-specific setting
Changing application-specific settings
Removing application-specific settings
Tip:
To review the ExpressKey, Touch Ring, or pen settings for the front-most application, set an
ExpressKey to SHOW SETTINGS and press the key at any time.
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CREATING AN APPLICATION-SPECIFIC SETTING
First choose the TABLET and TOOL for which you want to create an application-specific setting.
Click on the APPLICATION list [ + ] button.
Choose a method to select an application:
• In the CURRENTLY OPEN APPLICATIONS box, select an application
for which to create custom settings.
• BROWSE to select the executable file of any application installed
on your computer.
The name of your selected application is displayed.
Click OK to complete the process.
Note: If two programs have the same executable file name, they will
share the same customized settings.
After adding an application, its icon appears in the APPLICATION list whenever the respective tool is selected
in the TOOL list. Select the application and then customize the control panel tab settings for your tool and
selected application.
Once you have created application-specific settings, applications that have not been customized in this
manner will use the tool settings for ALL OTHER.
Tip:
First customize settings for one application. When you feel comfortable with the process, you can
create more application-specific settings.
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CHANGING APPLICATION-SPECIFIC SETTINGS
To change tool settings for a specific application, select the tool and the application. Then customize the
tab settings.
REMOVING APPLICATION-SPECIFIC SETTINGS
To remove an application-specific setting:
1. In the TOOL list, select the tool from which you want to remove the application-specific setting. Then, in
the APPLICATION list select the application you want to remove from the list.
2. Click on the APPLICATION list [ – ] button. In the dialog box that appears, click DELETE to confirm your
selection. The selected application is removed from the list, along with any custom tool settings.
Tip:
To quickly remove all application-specific settings from a single tool, remove it from the TOOL list.
Then place the tool back on the tablet. The tool will be added back to the TOOL list using the default
settings. This method cannot be used to remove custom FUNCTIONS settings.
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WORKING WITH MULTIPLE TOOLS
The Wacom Tablet control panel is designed to help you customize and keep track of the settings for your
tablet and Intuos tools. The tool you use to open the control panel is automatically selected, and the
appropriate tabs for that tool are displayed.
The TOOL list displays an
icon for the tablet
FUNCTIONS and different
tools that have been used
on the tablet.
The TOUCH icon is available
for touch-sensitive tablets.
See customizing touch.
Select a tool to change its settings.
Removes the
selected tool.
The button is
inactive when there
is only one item in
the list.
The FUNCTIONS and
TOUCH icons
cannot be deleted.
If application-specific
settings have not been
added, the ALL icon is
displayed and the tool
settings apply to all
applications.
Tab settings apply only to the
selected tool and application.
To add a different tool to the TOOL list, simply use the tool on your Intuos tablet.
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When you select a tool that has been added to the TOOL list, the appropriate tab settings for that tool
are displayed. Any changes you make to the tab settings will then apply to the tool. Your changes take
effect immediately.
If a similar tool was previously added, the new tool will inherit the settings of the previously added tool.
These settings can then be customized for the newly added tool.
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Identical tools will use the same settings.
To remove a selected tool from the TOOL list, click on the TOOL list [ – ] button. In the dialog box that
appears, click DELETE to confirm your selection. The selected tool is removed from the list, along with any
custom settings you may have created for it. (A removed tool can be added back to the TOOL list by placing
it back onto the tablet.)
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CHANGING THE TABLET MODE
Intuos is configured for optimum performance in most applications. However, some handwriting
recognition software requires a higher data rate than is typically needed for most applications. This higher
data rate can slow computer performance in some circumstances. If your recognition software does not
work well, you can change the tablet mode from standard to recognition mode.
Within the control panel TABLET list, double-click on the tablet icon. The TABLET MODE settings apply to all
tools and applications.
If desired, enter a new name to be used for the tablet icon.
STANDARD MODE is recommended for graphics applications.
Choose RECOGNITION MODE for the maximum data rate. Required by
some handwriting recognition software.
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ADVANCED OPTIONS
Click on the Wacom Tablet control panel OPTIONS... button to access the advanced OPTIONS dialog box.
You can change the SIDE SWITCH
MODE to best fit the way you like
to use the pen when making
right-clicks or other click
functions.
Select:
• HOVER CLICK to perform click
functions without touching
the pen tip to the tablet
surface. This is the default
setting for all except Tablet
PCs.
• CLICK & TAP to enable the
precise placement of click
functions. When selected,
you must first press the side
switch then touch the pen tip
to the tablet surface in order
to perform the function.
Hover click
Click tap
•
•
•
MOUSE HANDEDNESS options change the button orientation on the Intuos Mouse for right- or left-handed use.
Use BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT to set the brightness level or turn off all Touch Ring status LEDs and active area
markers.
The PRESSURE COMPATIBILITY check box should be checked if you are using graphics applications that only
support a maximum of 1024 levels of pressure (such as Adobe CS3, Corel Painter 9, and other older
applications). If not checked, the pen will feel overly sensitive when using these older applications.
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GOING WIRELESS WITH INTUOS
Intuos tablets are designed to let you go wireless by adding the Wacom wireless accessory kit.
See ordering parts and accessories.
Wireless accessory components
Wireless setup
Battery and power management
Battery life information
Battery replacement
Wireless module removal
Wireless receiver storage
WIRELESS ACCESSORY COMPONENTS
The Wacom wireless accessory kit includes the following components:
Power button
Battery status LED
Wacom wireless module
Plugs into Intuos tablet.
Wacom wireless receiver
Plugs into computer.
When not in use, can be stored within the
Intuos tablet. See wireless receiver
storage.
Rechargeable battery, Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion)
Installs within the Intuos tablet.
Warning: See the Important Product Information
guide for safety precautions. Located on the Intuos
installation CD.
Note: The wireless module and receiver are factory paired. If lost or broken, you will need to purchase a new
wireless accessory kit. The battery can be purchased separately.
To install the kit, see wireless setup.
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WIRELESS SETUP
Configure Intuos for wireless operation.
1. If you have been using Intuos as a wired tablet, disconnect the USB cable.
2. Turn the tablet over. Remove the wireless compartment cover(s). See (A).
Slide cover(s) away from tablet body to remove. Medium- and large-sized
tablets are equipped with two covers: one for the Wacom wireless module,
and one for the rechargeable battery. Small-sized tablets come with a
single cover.
3. Install the wireless components.
•
Install the battery. Align contacts (B) as
shown and press into place. See also
battery replacement.
•
Install the wireless module. Lift away and
remove the wireless module spacer (C).
Slide the wireless module into the tablet,
ensuring the connector is fully seated (D).
Important: Save the module spacer.
You may need it as a tool for removal of
the wireless module. See wireless
module removal.
•
Replace the wireless compartment cover(s).
Align and slide into place (E).
•
Connect the Wacom wireless receiver to an
active USB port on your computer or USB
hub (F).
4. If you have not already done so, turn on your computer and wait until the system has fully loaded.
Next, connect wirelessly.
Establishing a wireless connection
Optimizing the wireless connection
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ESTABLISHING A WIRELESS CONNECTION
Connect wirelessly with Intuos.
1. Fully charge the tablet battery. See charging the battery. When the battery is fully charged as shown
by the green LED, disconnect the USB cable and you are ready to work wirelessly.
Battery status LED
• Amber when USB cable is
connected and battery is
charging.
• Green when USB cable is
connected and battery is fully
charged.
• Off when using tablet wirelessly.
Power button
• Push to connect, or wake
from sleep mode.
• Push to turn off.
2. Press the power button on the Wacom wireless module. A wireless connection should be established
within 4 seconds. If not, the wireless module will turn off. If this should occur, see wireless connection
problems.
3. Check the connection by using the pen on the tablet to move the screen cursor. See also battery and
wireless connection status.
Intuos can operate wirelessly or in USB mode, but not both at the same time.
•
Wireless mode is activated when Intuos is properly configured for wireless operation and the USB cable
is disconnected. When the USB cable is disconnected, the tablet searches and connects to the
wireless receiver within 4 seconds. If the receiver is not found then the tablet enters sleep mode.
•
USB connection deactivates wireless mode, and activates USB mode.
Notes:
Pairing is not required. The wireless module and Wacom wireless receiver are factory paired and
work together as a discrete set.
Intuos can operate wirelessly for up to 10 meters (33 feet) away from your computer. It is not
necessary for Intuos to be “in sight” of the wireless receiver. The wireless module uses radiofrequency technology, which can pass through non-metallic objects like desks.
Interference from other devices (especially audio devices) or metallic objects located in or along the
line of sight can negatively impact the tablet performance and operating distance. If you experience
connection problems, see optimizing the wireless connection.
When starting up your computer, wait until your operating system has completely loaded and then
turn on the wireless module (if not already on) to begin working wirelessly.
Important: The use of wireless devices is regulated in most countries. If Intuos is configured for
wireless operation and you will be traveling, check with the appropriate regulatory authority for any
restrictions that may apply to your product in the countries that you visit.
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Products using wireless signals may interfere with the equipment on commercial aircraft, and
regulations require that all wireless devices be turned off when traveling in an airplane. Turn off the
Intuos tablet wireless signal by turning off or removing the wireless module (the tablet status LED
will be off) and DO NOT power on the wireless module during takeoff, transit, or landing.
Do not use Intuos wirelessly in a facility control system or any other environment that
requires extremely high reliability, or where the use of a wireless device may cause interference.
Wireless operation may interfere with or cause other electronic devices to malfunction, or other
wireless devices may interfere with or cause the tablet to malfunction. Where use of wireless
products is prohibited, power off or remove the wireless module (ensuring the wireless signal has
been turned off) to prevent the possibility of it interfering with or causing other electronic devices to
malfunction. Wacom does not accept any liability for direct or consequential damages. For details,
please refer to your Warranty, located within the Important Product Information guide.
Power off your tablet in locations where/when electronic devices are not allowed. Because the
tablet may cause other electronic devices to malfunction in some locations where/when the use of
electronic devices is not allowed, such as within an airplane, be sure to turn off the tablet by
unplugging the USB connector of this product from your computer.
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OPTIMIZING THE WIRELESS CONNECTION
If your screen cursor lags behind the pen movement on the tablet or frequently “jumps” about, or if you see
excessive straight line segments when drawing in graphics applications, then your wireless connection
may not be able to transmit all of the data from the tablet with the necessary speed. This may be caused
by interference from other radio sources, obstructions in the radio wave path, excessive distance from the
computer, or a combination of the above.
To improve the wireless connection and optimize tablet performance:
•
Remove any metallic objects that may be in the line of sight between Intuos and the Wacom wireless
receiver attached to your computer.
•
Try connecting the wireless receiver to a USB extension cable, and place it on your desktop or
somewhere in sight of Intuos.
•
Move the tablet closer to your computer.
•
Switch off any other devices operating in the 2.4 GHz radio spectrum, such as WiFi networks, mobile
telephones, etc., or move their antennas further away from your computer.
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BATTERY AND POWER MANAGEMENT
This section contains important information about the rechargeable battery and power management
features of your Intuos tablet when used wirelessly. Be sure to review the following sections.
Charging the battery
Battery and wireless connection status
Power saving features
CHARGING THE BATTERY
Fully charge the tablet battery before using Intuos for the first time in wireless mode.
Connect the USB cable between Intuos and a primary USB port
located directly on your computer, or to a powered USB hub.
• The battery charges whenever the cable is connected and the
battery is not fully charged.
• For everyday use, charge your battery in approximately 4 hours.
To fully charge an empty battery it takes approximately 6 hours.
Actual charge time depends upon battery level and tablet use
while charging.
• USB connection deactivates wireless mode.
Important: When charging the battery, always connect the USB cable directly to your computer or to a
powered USB hub. A non-powered hub may not provide enough current to charge the battery, which may
affect overall tablet operation.
When your tablet is not connected to your computer via USB cable, you can charge the battery using a
standard wall adapter with 5V output voltage. Quick charging will not work during this process.
For more information, check the product information on the Wacom web site for your region.
Battery status LED
• Amber when USB cable is connected and
battery is charging.
• Green when USB cable is connected and
battery is fully charged.
Warning: See the Important Product Information guide for safety precautions.
Tips:
When charging, be sure that both the battery and the Wacom wireless module are installed in the
tablet.
To check the battery charge status, open the Wacom Tablet control panel, click FUNCTIONS, and
select the WIRELESS tab. See battery and wireless connection status.
Make the most of your wireless time. See power saving features and battery life information.
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BATTERY AND WIRELESS CONNECTION STATUS
When in wireless mode, Intuos provides you with additional feedback about your tablet.
•
The tablet status LED shows the following:
Blue, flashing
Blue
Off
•
Wireless mode connecting.
Wireless mode on.
Sleep mode, or wireless mode off.
On the Wacom wireless module, the battery status LED shows the following:
Amber
Green
Off
USB cable connected and tablet battery charging.
USB cable connected and tablet battery fully charged.
USB cable connected, tablet is in USB suspend mode
or USB connecting state.
USB cable disconnected, no charging activity.
•
A battery status icon appears in the system task bar (Windows) or menu bar (Mac). Hover the screen
cursor over the icon to learn specific details.
•
When configured for wireless operation, you can view the tablet battery status and wireless control
options using the Wacom Tablet control panel. Open the control panel, click FUNCTIONS and select the
WIRELESS tab.
Adjust slider to determine when your tablet
will switch to power saving mode.
Battery status icon indicates tablet is in
use, and shows an approximation of the
battery charge remaining.
• A power plug symbol indicates tablet is
running on external power through the
USB cable, and the tablet battery is
charging.
• A check mark symbol indicates battery
is fully charged.
• An alert symbol indicates battery
charge is below 20%.
The actual feedback may vary depending
on the actual status of your tablet and
operating system.
See also power saving features.
Enables or disables display of the battery status icon.
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POWER SAVING FEATURES
When configured for wireless operation, Intuos uses a number of power saving features to conserve the
tablet battery charge and improve performance.
Power saving mode
Sleep mode
Tablet enters power saving mode after 2 minutes of no user input. The time
parameter can be adjusted in the Wacom Tablet control panel. See battery and
wireless connection status.
Depending on your tablet model, wake from power saving mode by touching the
tablet, pressing an ExpressKey, or placing the pen in proximity.
Tablet enters sleep mode:
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When there is no wireless connection for more than 4 seconds. For example,
you switch off the computer, move the tablet out of range, or unplug the
wireless receiver. To resume operations, correct any problem and ensure the
tablet is within range of your computer. Then press the power button on the
Wacom wireless module. See testing your tablet.
•
After 30 minutes of no user input.
•
When the battery level is extremely low. Recharge the battery immediately.
To wake from sleep mode, first press the Touch Ring toggle button or the power
button on the wireless module. Depending on your tablet model, touch the tablet
surface with your finger or the pen. Then move your finger or pen along the
tablet to fully activate Intuos.
Important: Conserve battery power by turning off the wireless module when you are not using the
tablet. Push the power button on the wireless module to turn it off. Otherwise, the tablet battery
may need charging before you can again use the tablet wirelessly. See battery life information.
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BATTERY LIFE INFORMATION
When using your Intuos5 wirelessly, the battery life will vary depending upon usage and your tablet model.
For example, you can expect a full day of working charge when using small- and medium-sized tablet
models. If you have a large Intuos5 tablet model, expect a half day of battery charge due to its large size.
Wacom recommends purchasing an extra battery. See ordering parts and accessories.
•
All batteries age over time and gradually lose their ability to hold a charge. The typical life span of a
Li-Ion battery is two to three years, whether it is used or not. The life and performance of a Li-Ion
battery is not improved by cycling (discharging and recharging).
•
Always charge the battery whenever the low battery warning appears on your display screen.
See also power saving features.
•
The tablet draws current from the battery whenever the Wacom wireless module is on. To reduce
power drain, the tablet will enter sleep mode whenever the battery level is very low. The battery must
be recharged.
A small amount of current is drawn even in sleep mode, and will slowly discharge the battery. It is a
good idea to charge the battery and turn the wireless module off before leaving the tablet unused for a
number of days.
•
Once the battery voltage has fallen below a minimum safety level, an internal protection circuit within
the battery prevents any charging.
If a battery with a low charge remains in the tablet for an extended period of time, the small trickle of
current used by the tablet may discharge the battery so far that the internal protection circuit is
activated. If this occurs, you can no longer charge the battery. When leaving the tablet unused for an
extended period of time, preserve the battery by removing it from the tablet.
You cannot recharge a Li-Ion battery that has been over-discharged.
•
For extended battery storage (a month or longer), keeping the battery in a partially (not fully) charged
state, along with cool storage, can slow the aging process. The recommended charge level is
approximately 40% for optimum battery recharge when placed back into service. If storing both tablet
and battery, you do not need to remove the battery. However, it is always good practice to remove the
battery when storing the tablet.
Note that you may not be able to recharge the battery after 6 continuous months of non-use.
You will need to purchase a new battery when it is no longer capable of holding an adequate charge or can
no longer be charged. See ordering parts and accessories.
Warning: See the Important Product Information guide for battery safety precautions.
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BATTERY REPLACEMENT
If your tablet battery has exceeded its life span and can no longer be charged or no longer holds a
charge, it will need to be replaced. Be sure to use only the rechargeable battery designed for your tablet.
For information, see ordering parts and accessories.
Important: Only use a Wacom battery specified for your tablet.
To replace the rechargeable battery:
1. Turn the tablet over. Remove the wireless compartment cover. Medium- and large-sized tablets are
equipped with two covers: one for the Wacom wireless module, and one for the rechargeable battery.
Small-sized tablets come with a single cover. Slide cover away from tablet body to remove.
2. Carefully remove the old battery as shown below.
3. Install the new battery. Align the terminals of the new battery with the tablet contacts as shown below.
Press the battery into the compartment.
4. Replace the wireless compartment cover. Align and slide into place.
5. Connect the USB cable and charge the battery for optimum performance. See charging the battery.
Remove old battery.
Be sure to first lift battery
edge before sliding battery
out of the compartment.
Install new battery.
Carefully install the battery at the angle
shown to prevent damaging the battery
contacts.
Important: When replacing the battery, be careful not to drop it on hard surfaces. The battery can
be damaged internally when dropped, and should be replaced even if there is no obvious damage.
This will help prevent any future damage that could occur to the tablet if the battery has been
dropped, is installed in the tablet, and then later develops a short or leak while in the tablet.
Warning: See the Important Product Information guide for battery safety precautions.
Many communities offer voluntary or mandatory recycling programs for batteries. Properly recycle the old
battery by following all applicable laws, and in accordance with the safety precautions for Lithium-Ion
batteries as described in the Important Product Information guide. Keep batteries out of the reach of
children, and promptly recycle old batteries.
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WIRELESS MODULE REMOVAL
To remove the wireless module:
1. Turn the tablet over. Remove the wireless compartment cover. Medium- and large-sized tablets are
equipped with two covers: one for the Wacom wireless module, and one for the rechargeable battery.
Small-sized tablets come with a single cover. Slide cover away from tablet body to remove.
2. Use your thumbnail or other suitable, non-metallic tool to unseat the module. You can also use the
wireless module spacer that came with your Wacom wireless accessory kit. Place the spacer over the
wireless module. Use it as a hook to unseat and slide the wireless module out of the tablet.
3. Press the spacer back into the wireless module slot.
Spacer
4. Replace the wireless compartment cover. Align and slide into place.
Store the wireless module in a safe place after removal.
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WIRELESS RECEIVER STORAGE
The Wacom wireless receiver is designed for portability. Plug it into a USB port on your computer.
Then leave it there so the receiver will always be available for use with your tablet, even when you are
traveling or otherwise on the go with Intuos.
The wireless receiver can also be stored within your Intuos tablet. To store the receiver in the tablet:
1. Use your fingernail or other suitable, non-metallic tool to open the wireless receiver storage
compartment.
2. As you open the receiver storage door, slide the wireless receiver spacer partially out of the tablet body.
3. Insert the receiver into the spacer.
4. Slide the spacer fully back into the tablet body and close the receiver storage door.
To remove the receiver from the tablet, open the compartment. Slide the spacer partially out of the tablet
body. Remove the receiver from the spacer. Slide in the spacer and close the storage door.
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TESTING THE WIRELESS CONNECTION
A tablet status LED should glow whenever the tablet is properly connected and your computer has
recognized it as a USB device. If you encounter problems with the wireless connection, perform the
following checks.
1. First check the general troubleshooting procedures.
2. Verify that the wireless module is on. See battery and wireless connection status.
3. Verify that the wireless module and receiver are properly installed. See wireless setup.
4. Check the battery power. See battery and wireless connection status. If the battery charge is low,
connect the USB cable and charge the battery. See charging the battery.
5. Switch the wireless module off, and then back on.
6. Move the tablet closer to the computer. Make sure there are no metal or other high density
obstructions in the line of sight between the tablet and computer.
7. Open the Wacom Tablet control panel and click on the ABOUT button. In the dialog box that appears,
click DIAGNOSE.... The DIAGNOSTICS dialog box shows dynamic information about the tablet. Check the
WIRELESS MODE entry to determine if the wireless status is ON. When you are done, click the CLOSE
button to exit the dialog box.
If these tests fail, you may have defective hardware. See technical support options.
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