Tablets require initialization for full functionality; E.g. Set a feature report (KYE, Waltop) Or request a string descriptor (UC-Logic) Then get parameters, full resolution, generic buttons; But also, screw report descriptors! The bundled driver software is the same version as the downloadable driver on the UC Logic, Panda City, and Yiynova websites, so use whatever is most convenient. A quick note about drivers. Like with Monoprice tablets, I recommend installing drivers before plugging the tablet in, especially in Windows. View and Download UC Logic PENATES 10.SP user manual online. PENATES 10.SP tablet pdf manual download. Find UC-Logic Technology Corp. Software downloads at CNET Download.com, the most comprehensive source for safe, trusted, and spyware-free downloads on the Web.
If your kernel does not support your tablet the recommendation is to use thedigimend-kernel-drivers.For supported kernel versions and tablets see theREADME.mdfile.
However, there are tablets that do not yet have a kernel driver. While waitingfor a kernel driver to be developed for a currently unsupported tablet, youmight want to try the WizardPen driver as a work around. Both UC-logic andWaltop tablets have reported success with it on recent kernels and X Serverseven though it has been deprecated. Ubuntu Precise 12.04 (kernel 3.2 and Xserver 1.11/1.12) and Quantal 12.10 (kernel 3.5 and X Server 1.13) forexample. You might be able to enable your pen and maybe your pen buttons. Thetablet's frame buttons and mouse (if it has them) will require the kerneldriver.
NOTE: The DIGImend project does not develop nor support the WizardPendriver. This is a suggestion intended to be temporary work around for theconvenience of unsupported tablet users.
Download the latest WizardPen driver tar (wizardpen_0.8.1) from MartinOwen's Launchpad PPA onto your Desktop. Open a terminal and run (copyand paste) the following commands:
Extract it onto your Desktop by running the following in theterminal:
These instructions are Ubuntu centric but you should be able to adaptthem to other Distros. With a little detective work you can find thenames your Distro uses for the libraries. And you would use yourDistro's package manager and equivalent of sudo naturally.
Preliminaries
The dependencies listed in the WizardPen README are:
Ps3 eye driver linux. build-essentialxutils-devxutilslibx11-devlibxext-devxautomationxinputxserver-xorg-dev
In Ubuntu build-essential contains the gcc and C development library alongwith the Debian package development tools and make utility.
Additionally in Ubuntu the following were added to cover 'all the bases':
autoconflibtoolpkg-config
But not all of them may be necessary.
Compiling
Then to compile run the following commands:
Installed files
When it is compiled and installed you will end up with following:
- the WizardPen X driver at/usr/lib/xorg/modules/input/wizardpen_drv.so (andwizardpen_drv.la)
- the WizardPen udev rules at/etc/udev/rules.d/67-xorg-wizardpen.rules
- the wizardpen .conf at /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/70-wizardpen.conf
- calibration executable (alternative to xinput_calibrator) at/usr/bin/wizardpen-calibrate
- the WizardPen manual (i.e. man wizardpen in a terminal) at/usr/share/man/man4/wizardpen.4
Tablet OEMs and models in the Wizardpen udev rules are supported by theWizardPen driver through its 70-wizardpen.conf. Tablets not includedwill need a custom .conf file, see X.org configuration below. Todetermine your tablet's Vendor ID and Product ID enter lsusb in aterminal and look at the tablet's line in the output, e.g. 5543:6001.
AceCad Corp
- Flair II GT-504
- VENDOR_ID='0460', Product ID='0004'
KYE Systems Corp
- KYE Systems Corp Wide Screen Design Tablet TB-7300
- VENDOR ID='0458', Product ID='5003'
- KYE Systems Corp Wide Screen Design Tablet TB-7300
- VENDOR ID='0458', Product ID='5004'
UC-Logic Technology Corp
- SuperPen WP3325U Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0002'
- WP4030, Genius MousePen 4x3 Tablet/Aquila L1 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0003'
- WP5540, Genius MousePen 5x4 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0004'
- WP8060, Genius MousePen 8x6 Tablet, Trust TB-6300
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0005'
- Genius PenSketch 6x8 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0041'
- Genius PenSketch 12x9 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0042'
- Digital Organizer (may not exist)
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='6000'
- Genius G-Note 5000
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='6001'
- adapted from /etc/udev/rules.d/67-xorg-wizardpen.rules
- Product ID is Model ID in udev rules.
Uc Logic Tablet
70-wizardpen.conf
This .conf file is installed in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d when theWizardPen driver is compiled.
The wizardpen.rules ensure MatchIsTablet matches and sets the 'wizardpen' tagfor MatchTag. You may want to remove it (or comment the lines out) if yourtablet is not included in the udev rules, unless you prefer to create a rulefor your tablet.
Custom tablet .conf
If your tablet is not one of the ones already included in the WizardPen udevrules above you will need to create a custom .conf file as described on theevdev orwacom driver pages. Add yourcustom .conf file to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d. You may need to create thexorg.conf.d directory if it is not already there.
Now using a text editor create the 52-tablet.conf:
and add the following snippet to it. Determine the keyword used below from the in the output of xinput list. Pick one as unique to yourtablet as possible.
Save, Close, and restart. Provided you have done thematch correctly with luck your pen should be working. You can check ifyou succesfully placed the pen on the WizardPen driver by looking inXorg.0.log at /var/log.
MatchIsTablet is commented out because the kernel might not be flaggingthe tablet's pen as a tablet. If it does go ahead and use MatchIsTabletby removing the comment (#).
The WizardPen driver does not use the same options as the evdev or Wacomdrivers so be sure to look at man wizardpen entered in a terminal.
Example custom .confs
For a H85 Kanvus tablet. The lsusb ouput is:
The xinput list output is:
Extract it onto your Desktop by running the following in theterminal:
These instructions are Ubuntu centric but you should be able to adaptthem to other Distros. With a little detective work you can find thenames your Distro uses for the libraries. And you would use yourDistro's package manager and equivalent of sudo naturally.
Preliminaries
The dependencies listed in the WizardPen README are:
Ps3 eye driver linux. build-essentialxutils-devxutilslibx11-devlibxext-devxautomationxinputxserver-xorg-dev
In Ubuntu build-essential contains the gcc and C development library alongwith the Debian package development tools and make utility.
Additionally in Ubuntu the following were added to cover 'all the bases':
autoconflibtoolpkg-config
But not all of them may be necessary.
Compiling
Then to compile run the following commands:
Installed files
When it is compiled and installed you will end up with following:
- the WizardPen X driver at/usr/lib/xorg/modules/input/wizardpen_drv.so (andwizardpen_drv.la)
- the WizardPen udev rules at/etc/udev/rules.d/67-xorg-wizardpen.rules
- the wizardpen .conf at /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/70-wizardpen.conf
- calibration executable (alternative to xinput_calibrator) at/usr/bin/wizardpen-calibrate
- the WizardPen manual (i.e. man wizardpen in a terminal) at/usr/share/man/man4/wizardpen.4
Tablet OEMs and models in the Wizardpen udev rules are supported by theWizardPen driver through its 70-wizardpen.conf. Tablets not includedwill need a custom .conf file, see X.org configuration below. Todetermine your tablet's Vendor ID and Product ID enter lsusb in aterminal and look at the tablet's line in the output, e.g. 5543:6001.
AceCad Corp
- Flair II GT-504
- VENDOR_ID='0460', Product ID='0004'
KYE Systems Corp
- KYE Systems Corp Wide Screen Design Tablet TB-7300
- VENDOR ID='0458', Product ID='5003'
- KYE Systems Corp Wide Screen Design Tablet TB-7300
- VENDOR ID='0458', Product ID='5004'
UC-Logic Technology Corp
- SuperPen WP3325U Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0002'
- WP4030, Genius MousePen 4x3 Tablet/Aquila L1 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0003'
- WP5540, Genius MousePen 5x4 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0004'
- WP8060, Genius MousePen 8x6 Tablet, Trust TB-6300
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0005'
- Genius PenSketch 6x8 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0041'
- Genius PenSketch 12x9 Tablet
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='0042'
- Digital Organizer (may not exist)
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='6000'
- Genius G-Note 5000
- VENDOR_ID='5543', Product ID='6001'
- adapted from /etc/udev/rules.d/67-xorg-wizardpen.rules
- Product ID is Model ID in udev rules.
Uc Logic Tablet
70-wizardpen.conf
This .conf file is installed in /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d when theWizardPen driver is compiled.
The wizardpen.rules ensure MatchIsTablet matches and sets the 'wizardpen' tagfor MatchTag. You may want to remove it (or comment the lines out) if yourtablet is not included in the udev rules, unless you prefer to create a rulefor your tablet.
Custom tablet .conf
If your tablet is not one of the ones already included in the WizardPen udevrules above you will need to create a custom .conf file as described on theevdev orwacom driver pages. Add yourcustom .conf file to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d. You may need to create thexorg.conf.d directory if it is not already there.
Now using a text editor create the 52-tablet.conf:
and add the following snippet to it. Determine the keyword used below from the in the output of xinput list. Pick one as unique to yourtablet as possible.
Save, Close, and restart. Provided you have done thematch correctly with luck your pen should be working. You can check ifyou succesfully placed the pen on the WizardPen driver by looking inXorg.0.log at /var/log.
MatchIsTablet is commented out because the kernel might not be flaggingthe tablet's pen as a tablet. If it does go ahead and use MatchIsTabletby removing the comment (#).
The WizardPen driver does not use the same options as the evdev or Wacomdrivers so be sure to look at man wizardpen entered in a terminal.
Example custom .confs
For a H85 Kanvus tablet. The lsusb ouput is:
The xinput list output is:
Since the is 'H850S' thereis no choice for a keyword, but 'H850S' seems plenty unique.
- thank you Muy-buro at Ubuntu forums for testing on Precise.
For a Kanvus Note A4. The lsusb ouput is:
The xinput list output is:
Given the , 'UC-LOGIC' is a reasonable keyword.And it could be combined with 'H850S' creating a match to the Kanvus H85also.
- coordinates arrived at empirically to account for the Note'smismatched aspect ratio to monitor. Active area is lost along thebottom of the tablet.
- thank you fillemazendacus at Ubuntu forums for testing on Quantal.
For an ACCU branded Waltop tablet. The lsusb ouput is:
The xinput list output is:
Uc-logic Technology Corp. Tablet Wp5540u
Note: the output actually contained 3lines with stylus, eraser, and pad appended because the tablet wasoriginally setup on the Wacom driver, which did not work for it.
Uc Logic Drivers
Here the is 'WALTOP International Corp. PEN-INPUTDEVICE' making 'WALTOP' a good choice for the keyword.
Wp5540 Driver
- thank you artspace at Ubuntu forums for testing on Precise.
