How to make the side button of the GAOMON S620 pen work?
If the side button of the pen isn’t working, ensure that the pen nib isn't touching the tablet surface when you press the button. The distance between the nib and the surface should also be more than 10mm.
General| Active Area | 6.5 x 4 inches |
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| Pressure Sensitivity | 8192 levels |
| Resolution | 5080 LPI |
| Report Rate | 266 RPS |
| Pen Technology | Battery-free electromagnetic resonance |
| Interface | USB |
| Compatibility | Windows 7/8/10, macOS 10.12 or later |
| Express Keys | 4 Customizable Express Keys |
Important safety guidelines for using the GAOMON S620 tablet, including handling, cleaning, and environmental considerations.
Overview of the GAOMON S620 drawing tablet, highlighting its benefits for creative work and user experience.
Visual guide identifying key parts of the GAOMON S620 tablet: Micro USB port, LED indicator, shortcut keys, and working area.
List of items included in the GAOMON S620 package, such as the pen tablet, pen, and accessories.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the GAOMON S620 tablet to a computer using the provided USB cable.
Guide to connecting the GAOMON S620 to Android devices, detailing OS requirements and OTG function setup.
Instructions for installing the GAOMON S620 driver on Windows and macOS, including OS compatibility.
How to replace the pen nib using the nib clip, ensuring proper installation for continued use.
Understanding the connection prompts: 'No Device Detected' vs. 'Device connected' status.
Configuring how the tablet's active area maps to your monitor(s), supporting single or multiple display setups.
Setting the tablet's active area to 'Full Area' or a 'Custom Area' by adjusting its boundaries.
Adjusting the tablet's orientation (0°, 90°, 180°, 270°) for comfortable left or right-handed use.
Customizing the function of the tablet's shortcut keys, including default and user-defined assignments.
Personalizing the functions of the pen's buttons to perform various actions like clicks or shortcuts.
Modifying the pen's pressure sensitivity curve for tailored drawing response and line variation.
Performing a pressure test to verify the pen's sensitivity and ensure it responds correctly to input.
Enabling the Windows Ink feature for enhanced pen input support in compatible applications.
Activating Mouse Mode for cursor control using relative coordinates, mimicking mouse behavior.
Customizing tablet settings, including press keys and pressure curves, on a per-application basis.
Exporting and importing tablet settings for backup or transfer, simplifying setup on different computers.
Resolving common problems encountered with the GAOMON S620, such as connection, pen, and shortcut key malfunctions.
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