Aik RMKT05 User Manual

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Step1
Customizing Your Tablet
(For Wireless/Wired)
USB Tablet provides a testing function for you to find out the best settings for your pen.
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If your tablet is enabled as a Bluetooth Tablet, will appear in Windows System tray. While your tablet is enabled as a wired tablet, will appear in Windows System tray.
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Note: If you cannot find
and , click Start menu and then click Run and enter atwtusb. Click OK and or will show up.
Wireless USB Tablet
USB Tablet icon (Wireless)
Wired USB Tablet
USB Tablet icon (Wired)
Customizing Your Tablet
Left-click or icon and
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the USB Tablet Window will pop up.
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About
Click category tabs
Tracking Mode
Pen [Absolute mode] - the area of the tablet corresponds to the whole area of the screen. For example, if place your wireless pen in the top right hand corner, the mouse pointer will always be at the top right of the screen.
Mouse [Relative mode] - acts like a mouse, moves in relation
3. Configuration
to where the mouse pointer currently is. For example, place your wireless pen anywhere on the tablet. If you move up, the mouse pointer will follow, regardless of where you start on the tablet.
USB Tablet Window
Change the length unit of tablet size in inch/cm.
Click OK to save changes.
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There are two buttons on the wireless pen. Both of them can correspond to mouse click.
Pull-down menu of Side Buttons of your wireless pen
Buttons
Customizing Your Tablet
Click the Side Buttons menu and choose one function for each Side Button.
Default
Side Button 1= Right click Side Button 2= Left double click
Pull-down menu
None Left click Left double click Right click Right double click Middle click Middle double click ScrollBar Move Up/Down ScrollBar Move
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The control tab allows configuration of the active working area of the tablet to a smaller area.
Control
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1. The Full Area button allows the entire area of the tablet to be used. (Default setting)
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3. When selected you will see the active area in black, and inactive in grey.
The black area in the Working Area Setting corresponds to the same area on your tablet.
The active area can now be adjusted in two ways.
3. Configuration
The Offset moves the selected active area. The Dimensions allows you to adjust the size of the selected active area more precisely.
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2. To select a smaller active area, use the wireless pen and on the tablet click on the upper left corner of the area you wish to select, then move your wireless pen to the lower right of the area you wish to select and click.
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The function key tab allows you to view or change existing shortcuts.
To change a shortcut click on .. And search for the file you wish to link the function key to. You may also type the location.
Once a function key is linked, the next time you want to access that file or location, just click on the respective function key.
There are F1 - F12 to view or change F9 onwards, click Page Down.
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Note:To use a short cut, you move your pointer, use the wireless
pen and point to the top of the active area.
Function Key
Customizing Your Tablet
And F1 to F12 will appear along the top of the screen.
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Step2
Adjusting Your Wireless Pen Sensitivity
Click Test to pop up the Click
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Pressure Test Window.
The Click Pressure slider allows you to adjust the sensitivity of your pen as a percentage of the entire sensitivity.
The figure in the box ranges from 0-30, with 0 as the most sensitive and 30 as the least possible setting.
(For Wireless/Wired)
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In practice, when you push your wireless pen gently on the tablet, the tablet detects a pressure starting from 0 (if you set 0). If you push harder the value increases (to 511).
3. Configuration
If you adjust to a larger value, the tablet will not detect the pen being pushed down on, until the pressure reaches that figure.
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Write or draw anything on your tablet.
Click Pressure Test Window
The Window will display your writing or drawing. Feel the sensitivity of your pen and adjust Click Pressure Slider for your preference.
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Note: Your writing and
Adjusting Your Wireless Pen Sensitivity
drawing on Click Pressure Test Window cannot be
saved.
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Disconnection
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Option1
Option2
Option3
4. Disconnection
Disconnection (For Wireless)
Disconnection (For Wireless)
Disconnection (For Wired)
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