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The Intuos product line is designed for people who want to express themselves by creating art on computers. Use the Intuos to sketch or paint, create comics, scrapbook or decorate photos. The possibilities are endless. Intuos is fun to use and will bring your creativity to the next level.
These beautiful and slim Intuos pen tablets come in a updated design with two sizes. The pressure-sensitive pens offer proven Wacom pen technology, and two customizable side switches. The durable paper-like surface provides a natural feel when drawing or painting. Updated design of the four ExpressKeys that recognize the software used and offer ideal settings. All Intuos tablets work with the Wacom Wireless Accessory Kit. Otherwise, a detachable USB cable provides reliable and simple connectivity.
Choosing the right size tablet is a personal choice depending how you plan to use it. The most popular size is medium which offers more space to draw freehand lines. Those with limited space or that need a tablet for mobile use may prefer the small one.
Multi-touch improves the workflow mainly by enhancing the ease of navigation. We’re seeing customers use it in ways they never expected as part of the creative process. The precision and control of the pen combined with the natural and intuitive nature of touch is powerful and will drive richer experiences and results
Pen and touch work in an exclusive mode (non-simultaneous) only. Thus customers can either use gestures or the pen, but not both at once. The tablet recognizes when the pen is in its reach and pen input overrides touch input. The tablet is designed this way so customers don’t accidentally execute a gesture while using the pen.
By pressing one of the four ExpressKeys, a heads up display immediately appears on the screen showing all of the ExpressKey settings. The settings are application-specific and can be customized for any application.
Intuos includes various software offerings. More details are available here.
The Software Bundle Download Key is located on the side of the packaging, along with the model and serial number for the tablet.
On the Top of the tablet on the right side is a physical Touch Toggle switch, to toggle the touch feature on and off.
The grid on the surface of the tablet displays the active area for the pen, this is the area where your pen will function on the tablet.
The Nibs are stored inside the tablet. To access the Nibs, simply slide off the removable panel on the back of the tablet, the nibs are stored in the middle of the tablet next to the Nib extractor.
To remove a nib, first remove the back panel from the tablet. Next to the stored nibs you will find the Nib Extractor. Simply inset the pen tip in to the Extractor and lightly tilt the pen to make a firm grip. Slowly pull the pen away from the tablet allowing the nib to freely exit the pen. Then remove the old nib from the tablet and discard. Retrieving one of the stored nibs, slide the nib into the pen gently until it is seated in the pen.
The Model number and Serial number for the tablet are located on the back of the tablet under the removable tab. Simply slide open the removable tab, the numbers are located under the barcode.
The tablet has a built in Kensington locking port on the tablet. This is often helpful in classrooms when wanting to secure the tablet to a desk.
No, the pen included with the Intuos tablets does not have a built-in eraser.
For Intuos, there is a range of accessories available including the Wireless Accessory Kit and replacement nibs. Additional accessories will be available later in 2015 including carrying cases, a personalization kit, and pens.
With a Wacom Wireless Accessory kit you can conveniently work wirelessly without the clutter of cables. It consists of three parts: the wireless module, a rechargeable battery and a wireless USB receiver. All Intuos, Intuos Pro and Bamboo 3rd generation products except the Bamboo Pen Small are compatible.
The Wireless Accessory Kit uses RF technology with 2.4 GHz ISM band and GFSK modulation. RF technology offers a number of advantages: it is compatible with most computers, quickly pairs with the computer and has very good performance with little power consumption.
Battery operation time depends on the actual Intuos product, applications and the intensity of use. Under normal use, the battery lasts for 5 days on average. Battery operating hours for the Intuos Pen & Touch small are around 15 hours, for the Intuos Pen & Touch medium around 10 hours.
In only 3.5 hours the battery charges up to 85% of the full capacity. To fully recharge from 0%, it takes less than 6 hours.
Yes. When the USB cable is connected, the wireless mode is switched off, the battery starts to recharge and the tablet works in USB connection mode.
Yes. Standard USB wall chargers with 5 Volt output can be used. The USB cable which is shipped with Intuos should be used to connect the tablet with the USB wall charger. Intuos remains fully functional in wireless mode then.
No, the new line of Intuos tablets uses a different pen technology, which is not compatible with previous generations of Intuos pens.
The tablet driver may not be installed properly. You will only be able to use the pen tip to move the screen cursor and click with the pen tip. For tablet models that combine pen input and touch, basic touch movement will continue to be recognized, but other actions and gestures will not. Install (or reinstall) the driver software for the tablet.
Some applications require that you turn on the pressure capabilities within the application or the selected tool before the pen will respond as a pressure-sensitive tool. Verify that your application supports pressure sensitivity.
Try adjusting the Tip Feel to a lighter setting. This adjustment can be found within the Wacom Tablet Properties.
Be sure you are quickly tapping the tablet twice in the same place on the tablet active area. Wacom recommends using the side switch to double-click. You can also open the Wacom Tablet Properties and navigate to the Pen tab. Try increasing the Tip Double Click Distance, or using a lighter Tip Feel.
If you hold your fingers too close together, the tablet may not recognize them as being separate. Try moving your fingers a little further apart, at least 25 mm (1 inch).
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