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General| Pressure Levels | 512 |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB |
| Pen Buttons | 2 |
| Pen Type | Battery-free |
| Technology | Electromagnetic |
| Weight | 1.1 lbs |
Describes the physical components of the Graphire4 tablet, including cable and active area.
Details the pen and cordless mouse, their features, and accessories like the pen stand.
Provides ergonomic advice for setting up a comfortable and efficient work environment.
Explains how to hold and use the Graphire4 pen, including pointing, clicking, and drawing techniques.
Describes the functions and usage of the Graphire4 cordless mouse, including its buttons and fingerwheel.
Explains how to use the tablet's active area, ExpressKeys, and tablet wheel for various tasks.
Provides step-by-step instructions for opening the Pen Tablet control panel on Windows and Macintosh.
Explains the layout and functions of the Pen Tablet control panel interface, including its tabs and buttons.
Outlines the different sections for customizing pen, mouse, tablet functions, and pop-up menus.
Explains how to customize the Graphire4 pen settings via the Pen Tablet control panel.
Details how to adjust pen tip sensitivity, eraser sensitivity, and double-click settings for optimal performance.
Guides users on assigning custom functions to the pen's side switches through the control panel.
Lists and describes the available options for assigning functions to pen buttons, ExpressKeys, and pop-up menus.
Explains how to simulate keystrokes using the Define Keystroke dialog box for custom shortcuts.
Details how to launch applications, files, or scripts using custom button assignments.
Describes how to assign modifier keys (Shift, Alt, Ctrl) to tool buttons for advanced control.
Explains how to customize the Graphire4 cordless mouse through the Mouse tab in the control panel.
Guides users on customizing the functions of the cordless mouse buttons and fingerwheel via the control panel.
Defines tablet tracking options, explaining how pen or mouse movement maps to screen cursor movement.
Explains how the tablet maps to multiple monitors based on display configurations and screen area settings.
Details how to define a specific portion of the display screen for tablet mapping using drag handles or screen cursor.
Explains how to define a specific portion of the tablet's active area for mapping to the screen area.
Guides users on adjusting screen cursor acceleration and speed in Mouse Mode via the Mouse Mode Details dialog.
Explains how to customize the tablet's ExpressKeys and tablet wheel functions through the Tablet tab.
Details how to define and customize functions for the Pop-up Menu, accessed via tool buttons.
Outlines procedures to test the tablet's connection and status LED for proper functionality.
Describes how to test the pen and cordless mouse for correct operation and responsiveness.
Presents tables that list common problems and their corresponding solutions for quick reference.
Addresses common issues not specific to any operating system, such as USB port problems or driver loading.
Provides solutions for issues encountered specifically on Windows operating systems, like installation or DOS window problems.
Offers troubleshooting steps for problems specific to the Macintosh operating system, such as driver detection or Inkwell issues.
Lists ways to obtain technical support, including contact information and required details for troubleshooting.
Provides information and web links for downloading the latest Wacom tablet software drivers.
Offers advice on cleaning and maintaining the tablet and input tools to ensure longevity and performance.
Provides instructions on how to safely remove and replace worn-out pen tips (nibs).
Guides users through the process of removing the Wacom tablet driver software from their system.
Lists the technical specifications for all Graphire4 pen tablets, including resolution, accuracy, and power requirements.
Directs users to the Wacom website for more information on software applications that support tablet features.
Provides contact information and web links for purchasing replacement parts and accessories.
Explains potential radio-frequency interference issues and provides measures to mitigate them.
Declares compliance with harmonized European Norms and FCC regulations for the device.
Details the software license agreement and the limited warranty terms for the product in specific regions.
Outlines the specific warranty terms, conditions, and service procedures for purchasers in the USA and Canada.
Provides contact details and procedures for obtaining warranty service within the United States and Canada.
Explains warranty terms for products purchased or used outside the USA and Canada, directing users to local dealers.
Covers the software license agreement and limited warranty for users in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
The drawing area on the tablet where Graphire4 tools are detected and interact.
The amount of force required to register a pen click on the tablet surface.
The maximum distance for cursor movement accepted for a double-click event.
Software that supports the Graphire4 pen's eraser functionality.
Customizable control keys located on the pen tablet for assigning functions.
The control wheel found on the cordless mouse for scrolling actions.
The relationship defining how tablet tool positions correspond to screen cursor movements.
Special keys (Shift, Alt, Ctrl) that can be simulated by tool buttons for advanced control.
A setting that adjusts screen cursor acceleration in mouse mode.
A cursor positioning method using a "pick up and slide" motion, similar to a traditional mouse.
A setting to adjust the screen cursor's movement speed in mouse mode.
The replaceable pen tip for the Graphire4 pen.
A cursor positioning method where tablet tool position directly corresponds to screen cursor position (absolute positioning).
The smallest unit of measurement on a computer monitor screen.
A customizable menu displaying keystroke functions and other actions accessible via tool buttons.
A pen quality that senses applied pressure, enabling natural stroke variations in compatible applications.
Software applications that can interpret and utilize pen pressure input for enhanced control.
The height above the tablet active area where tools are detected.
The on-screen pointer that indicates the current position or selection on the display.
The control wheel on the pen tablet used for scrolling and other functions.
Universal Serial Bus, a standard interface for connecting computer peripherals like the tablet.
A Windows standard for applications to receive tablet information, supported by Graphire4.
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