Wacom Cintiq 21UX User manual

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Software User’s Manual
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About the manual 2
Navigating the manual 2
CUSTOMIZING 3
Opening the control panel 3
Control panel overview 4
Control panel settings 5
Calibrating the interactive pen display 6
Adjusting frequency and tracking (VGA only) 7
Customizing the pen 8
Optional pens 8
Adjusting tip feel and double-click 9
Adjusting eraser feel 10
Advanced tip and eraser pressure settings 11
Customizing tool buttons 12
Button functions 13
Customizing tilt sensitivity 16
Using Cintiq with other monitors 16
Customizing the tablet functions 17
Customizing ExpressKeys 18
Customizing tablet Touch Strips 19
Advanced Touch Strip settings 22
Customizing the Pop-up Menu 23
Working with multiple tools 24
Working with application-specific settings 25
Creating an application-specific setting 26
Changing settings for a specific tool
and application 27
Removing application-specific settings 27
Changing the tablet mode 28
Installing multiple tablets 28
GLOSSARY29
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About the manual
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Just click on a navigation button or highlighted word to move through the document. The information is
common to both Windows and Macintosh platforms, and Windows screen captures are shown unless
otherwise noted.
Note: This manual does not contain information for installing Cintiq. Please refer to your product installation
guide for details on installing Cintiq.
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system, or application.
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rotation, Tool ID, and airbrush simulation). You can find a listing of applications that support these
features at Wacom’s web site. For information on how best to use Cintiq features within a specific
application, refer to the instructions in that application’s manuals.
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CUSTOMIZING
After you master the basics of using your Cintiq interactive pen display, you may want to customize the way
Cintiq works. This chapter describes how to use the Wacom Tablet control panel to adjust your interactive
pen display and input tool settings.
Advanced users can learn how to further optimize Cintiq by creating application-specific settings.
Opening the control panel
Control panel overview
Control panel settings
Opening the control panel
To open the Wacom Tablet control panel, use the Cintiq pen on the interactive pen display:
• Windows. Click on the Windows
START
button and choose A
LL
P
ROGRAMS
. (For versions other than
Windows XP, choose the P
ROGRAMS
group.) Then select W
ACOM
T
ABLET
and choose the W
ACOM
T
ABLET
option.
• Macintosh. Open S
YSTEM
P
REFERENCES
from either the Dock, the Apple menu, or from the
A PPLICATIONS folder. Then click on the W ACOM T ABLET icon.
After you have opened the control panel, you can begin customizing Cintiq.

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Control panel overview
Use the Wacom Tablet control panel to customize Cintiq.
As you explore the control panel, experiment with different settings to find what works best for you.
Any changes you make will take effect immediately, but you can always click D
EFAULT
to return a tab to the
factory settings. See control panel settings for more information on the features and functions of each tab.
Tool Tips are available for most control panel items. Simply position the screen cursor over an item and let it
rest there; in a few moments the Tool Tip will pop up.
Additionally, your keyboard tab and arrow keys can be used to navigate the control panel.
Tabs display
customizable settings
for the selected tool.
Displays a dialog
box containing
information about
the pen display
tablet and software,
including an option
to access the
DIAGNOSTICS dialog
box.
The DEFAULT button
resets the selected
tab to its default
settings.
The upper portion of the control panel displays icons representing your
TABLET, TOOLs, and the APPLICATIONs with customized tool settings.
Choose FUNCTIONS
to customize your
Cintiq ExpressKeys,
Touch Strips, and
Pop-up Menu
settings.
Choose PEN to
customize your
Cintiq pen settings.
Displays advanced options. Displays this manual.

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Control panel lists and tabs: The control panel T
ABLET
, T
OOL
, and A
PPLICATION
lists allow you to select the
tablet, tool, or application for which you want to change settings. To change tool settings, open the control
panel using the tool you wish to customize. The tool will be automatically selected in the T
OOL list, and the
appropriate tabs will be displayed. To customize settings for a different tool, select it from the T
OOL
list by
clicking on its icon (the appropriate tabs will be displayed). See customizing the pen and customizing the
tablet functions for more information.
Note: The control panel A
PPLICATION
list is for advanced users; it is not necessary to select or add
applications in order to customize your Cintiq input tool(s).
Control panel settings
Use these sections as a reference when working with the Wacom Tablet control panel; they provide detailed
information about each tab and some of the more complex topics. Many of the sections also contain useful
customizing tips.
Calibrating the interactive pen display
Adjusting frequency and tracking (VGA only)
Customizing the pen
Customizing the tablet functions
Customizing the Pop-up Menu
Working with multiple tools
Working with application-specific settings
Changing the tablet mode
Installing multiple tablets
The TABLET list displays an icon for any
supported tablet that has been installed on
your system. All settings shown below this
list apply to the selected tablet.
The TOOL list displays an icon for the tablet
FUNCTIONS, and for each Cintiq input tool that
has been used on the tablet. When a new
tool is first used on the tablet it is
automatically added to the tool list, and
functions with the default settings. See also
working with multiple tools.
The APPLICATION list lets you define tool
settings that only apply to a specific
application. See working with application-
specific settings.
Your current selections are highlighted.

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Calibrating the interactive pen display
You will need to calibrate the pen display tablet in order to align the screen cursor position with the position
of the pen on the display screen. This is required to adjust for parallax caused by the display screen cover
glass and coating. Set Cintiq in its working position, then follow the procedure below.
Important: When using a VGA connection with
Cintiq, make sure the LCD monitor is properly
adjusted before calibrating the tablet.
1. In the Wacom Tablet control panel, select the
Grip Pen from the TOOL list and then select
the CALIBRATE tab.
2. If you are working with multiple monitors,
select the MONITOR option corresponding to
Cintiq. (Only monitors that are set to one of
the resolutions supported by Cintiq will
appear in the list.)
3. Click on the CALIBRATE... button to activate
the calibration screen.
4. Holding the pen and positioning your head
as you normally do when working with the
tablet, use the pen tip to click on the center
of the crosshairs in the upper-left corner.
5. Then click on the center of the crosshairs
that are displayed in the lower-right corner.
6. Test the alignment and click OK to accept
the calibration. Click TRY AGAIN to
recalibrate.
Be sure to read the directions in the
calibration screen for detailed instructions
and additional options. The calibration
setting applies to all applications.
Note: If more than one pen display tablet is
installed on your system, be sure to select the
Cintiq unit you are working with from the control
panel’s TABLET list.
Crosshairs
Adjustment pattern for frequency and
tracking. See adjusting frequency and
tracking (VGA only) for details.
Tip: If you prefer to see the screen cursor slightly offset from the actual position of the pen
tip, calibrate by clicking on a spot showing that offset from the crosshairs. For example, to
have the screen cursor appear 1/10th of an inch above and to the left of the pen tip, calibrate
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Adjusting frequency and tracking (VGA only)
Some computers and video cards may not allow the multi-sync function to fully work when Cintiq is first
connected. If some portion of the text appears blurred, adjust frequency and tracking by following the
procedure below. For crisp images, set the resolution of your video card to 1600 x 1200.
1. In the Wacom Tablet control panel, select the
CALIBRATE tab.
2. If you are working with multiple displays, be
sure the display corresponding to Cintiq is
selected in the MONITOR menu.
3. Click on the CALIBRATE... button to activate
the calibration screen.
4. Press the Cintiq MENU button to view the On
Screen Display (OSD) settings. From the
MAIN MENU, select the IMAGE SCREEN... and
FREQUENCY options, then adjust the
frequency level so that the pattern of fine
vertical stripes displays evenly. (For details
on changing the OSD settings, see Adjusting
the LCD monitor in the Cintiq Installation
Guide and Hardware Manual.)
5. In the OSD Menu, select the IMAGE
SCREEN... and TRACKING options. Adjust the
tracking level so that the adjustment pattern
shows clearly.
6. After completing these adjustments, exit the
OSD Menu.
Click on the CANCEL button or press ESC to
exit the calibration screen.
Adjustment pattern for
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Customizing the pen
Customizing your Cintiq pen is easy. First open the Wacom Tablet control panel using the pen. The pen will
be selected in the TOOL list and the appropriate tabs will be displayed. Select a tab and choose from the
available options.
Optional pens
Wacom offers a number of optional pens, such as the Intuos3 Art Pen and Intuos3 Airbrush, that are
compatible for use with the Cintiq 21UX. (See the Cintiq 21UX Installation Guide and Hardware Manual for
more information.) These tools are fully supported in the driver software, and will appear in the Wacom
Tablet control panel TOOL list after touching the active area of the interactive pen display with the pen tip.
The control panel will automatically update to show the new tool and the options available for customization.
In applications supporting the features of these pens, you can adjust the functionality of the Art Pen rotation
or the Airbrush fingerwheel within the application. Please refer to the documentation that came with your
application for details.
If you will be using these optional tools on your pen display tablet, be sure to visit Wacom’s web site for a list
of applications that currently support the advanced features of these tools.
Adjusting eraser feel
Adjusting tip feel and double-click
Customizing tilt sensitivity
Customizing tool buttons
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Adjusting tip feel and double-click
To adjust the tip sensitivity of your Cintiq pen, select the PEN tab. To create broad brush strokes or to click
with a light touch, use a soft tip setting. For maximum control while drawing thin lines, use a firm tip setting.
Customizes the amount of pressure
needed to click or draw. Drag the
slider to a softer or firmer setting.
With your screen cursor positioned
over an empty area of your control
panel, press down on the tablet with
your pen tip to test the current tip
feel setting. You can use the
CURRENT PRESSURE bar to
determine how hard you must press
on the pen to reach maximum
pressure.
Displays the tip FEEL DETAILS dialog
box where you can further
customize the tip sensitivity.
Hints:
• Use a soft TIP FEEL for a wider range of pressure values with most pressure-sensitive
applications.
• In some applications a soft pressure setting can make the pen overreact – any small
press on the pen is magnified on the screen. If you experience this, try a firmer TIP
FEEL setting.
•Double-clicking: To make double-clicking easier, expand the tap area that accepts a
double-click (the double-click distance).
Note: A large double-click distance may cause a delay at the beginning of your
brushstrokes in some drawing applications. If you notice such effects, try setting a
smaller double-click distance and using the side switch to double-click. You can also set
one of the ExpressKeys to double-click.
Returns the tab settings
to their factory default
conditions.
Adjusts the size of the double-click area.
A larger setting makes double-clicking
easier.
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Adjusting eraser feel
To adjust the eraser sensitivity of your Cintiq pen, select the ERASER tab. To erase with a broad stroke or to
click with a light touch, use a soft eraser setting. For maximum control while erasing, use a firm eraser
setting.
Select the button function to
perform when using the eraser.
Returns the tab
settings to their factory
default conditions.
Customizes the amount of pressure
needed to erase. Drag the slider to a
softer or firmer setting.
Displays the eraser FEEL DETAILS
dialog box where you can further
customize the eraser sensitivity.
With your screen cursor positioned
over an empty area of your control
panel, press down on the tablet with
your tool’s eraser to test the current
eraser feel setting. You can use the
CURRENT PRESSURE bar to
determine how hard you must press
on the eraser to reach maximum
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Advanced tip and eraser pressure settings
To further customize tip or eraser pressure settings, from the PEN or ERASER tab click on the DETAILS...
button to display the FEEL DETAILS dialog box. The options within this dialog box enable you to change the
tip or eraser pressure sensitivity and click threshold settings independently. (In the PEN and ERASER tabs,
these settings are adjusted simultaneously with the TIP FEEL or ERASER FEEL slider.)
Important: The TIP FEEL or ERASER FEEL slider overrides the detail pressure settings. If you
customize the detail settings, then drag the slider, your detail settings will be removed.
Drag the slider to adjust
the click threshold level.
This setting determines
the amount of force
required to generate a tip
click.
Using your pen tip or
eraser, make several
strokes within the box to
test the results of your
changes.
Drag the slider to select a
pressure sensitivity setting.
If you have a soft touch and
want to achieve full pressure
without having to apply full
force to your pen, choose a
softer setting.
The PROFILE graphically
displays the selected
pressure SENSITIVITY curve
and CLICK THRESHOLD
settings.
A curve that increases
quickly makes the pen feel
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Customizing tool buttons
Select the PEN tab to change the functions assigned to the side switches and tip of your Cintiq pen.
Each tool button can be set to simulate a variety of mouse functions; the pull-down menus enable you to
choose the function that will be performed.
Select the button function to
perform when pressing the
upper or lower side switch.
When you bring the pen tip
within 5 mm (0.20 inch) of the
tablet surface without touching
the tablet and press the upper or
lower side switch, the selected
function occurs.
Hint: To make double-clicking
easier, set the side switch to
double-click automatically by
selecting DOUBLE CLICK.
Double-click here to change the
function assigned to the pen tip.
• At least one tool button
should be set to the CLICK
function.
• The tip must be set to CLICK
in order to draw in most
graphics applications.
Returns the tab settings to their
factory default conditions.
Note: For the precise placement of right- and middle-clicks, you can
enable the SIDE SWITCH EXPERT MODE. Select the OPTIONS... button
at the bottom of the control panel to display the OPTIONS dialog box.
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Button functions
The following list describes the options available for tool button, tablet control, or Pop-up Menu settings.
Please note that not all options are available for all controls.
CLICK.This option simulates a primary
mouse button click. Be sure at least one
button performs this function so you can
always navigate and click.
DOUBLE CLICK.Simulates a double-click.
For easier double-clicking, use this
function instead of tapping twice with the
tip of your pen.
MIDDLE CLICK.Simulates a middle mouse
button click.
RIGHT CLICK.Simulates a right mouse
button click, which displays a context
menu.
CLICK LOCK.Simulates holding down the
primary mouse button. Press the tool
button once to initiate click lock. Press the
button again to release click lock.
Click lock is useful for dragging objects or
selecting blocks of text.
4TH CLICK (FORWARD). Simulates a 4th
mouse button click, which on Windows
systems typically issues the FORWARD
command in browser applications.
5TH CLICK (BACK).Simulates a 5th mouse
button click, which on Windows systems
typically issues the BACK command in
browser applications.
APPLICATION DEFINED.Reports only the
button number to the application. This is
for applications, such as CAD programs,
that have built-in tablet support.
DEFAULT.Returns a button to its default
setting.
DISABLED.Disables the button function.
ERASE.Default setting for the eraser.
Refer to your hardware manual for
information on using the eraser.
INK TOGGLE.(Macintosh.) Toggles the Ink
ANYWHERE function of Inkwell on and off.
Inkwell automatically recognizes and
converts your handwriting into text and
inserts it into a document. Note that Ink
must be turned on for this function to work.
See your Macintosh help for information
on working with Inkwell.
KEYSTROKES.... Enables you to simulate
keystrokes.
MODE TOGGLE.... Toggles between PEN
and MOUSE mode.
MODIFIER.... Enables you to simulate
modifier keys.
OPEN/RUN.... Opens an application, file, or
script.
POP-UP MENU.Displays a Pop-up Menu
on your screen. See customizing the Pop-
up Menu for more information.
PRESSURE HOLD.Locks the pressure at
the current pressure level until the button
is released. For example, you can paint
with pressure-sensitivity until you reach
the brush size that you like. You can then
press the button and continue painting with
the same size brush until the button is
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•KEYSTROKES.... Enables you to simulate keystrokes. Selecting this option displays the DEFINE
KEYSTROKE dialog box where you can enter a keystroke or keystroke sequence to play back.
•OPEN/RUN.... Opens a dialog box where you can select a specific application, file, or script to launch.
You can manually enter a keystroke or keystroke
combination in the KEYS entry box. Keystroke
combinations can include letters, numbers,
function keys (such as F3) and modifier keys
(such as SHIFT, ALT, or CTRL for Windows, or
SHIFT, OPTION, COMMAND, and CONTROL for
Macintosh).
You can also select special keystrokes or
keystroke combinations from the ADD SPECIAL
drop-down menu. When you make a selection it
is added to the KEYS entry box.
After defining a keystroke or keystroke
sequence, click OK.
Important: Because the ENTER
(Windows) and RETURN (Macintosh)
keys can be selected as a defined
keystroke, they cannot be used to select
OK. You must use your Cintiq input tool
to click on the OK button.
If prompted, enter a name for the keystroke
definition. The name will be displayed with the
respective control or in the Pop-up Menu list, as
applicable.
You can create different keystroke functions for
different applications. See working with
application-specific settings for more
information.
Clears the
keystroke
entry box.
Deletes only the last entry
in the keystroke entry box.
Click BROWSE... to locate an application, file,
or script to launch. The selection you make
appears in the APPLICATION TO RUN box.
Click OK to accept the selection. The dialog
box will close and the OPEN/RUN... option
you have selected will be assigned as your
tool button option. If your selection is for the
Pop-up Menu, it will be displayed in the Pop-
up Menu list.
The next time you press the tool button or
make a selection from the Pop-up Menu, the
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•MODE TOGGLE.... Toggles between PEN mode and MOUSE mode. When first setting a tool button to
MODE TOGGLE..., the MOUSE MODE dialog box is displayed where you can adjust the mouse acceleration
and speed.
•MODIFIER.... Enables you to simulate modifier key(s) (such as SHIFT, ALT, or CTRL for Windows, or SHIFT,
OPTION, COMMAND, and CONTROL for Macintosh). Many applications use modifier keys to constrain the
size or placement of objects. Selecting this option displays the DEFINE MODIFIER dialog box where you
can assign one or more modifier key functions. After choosing the modifier function(s), click OK.
Sets the screen cursor
acceleration when in
MOUSE mode.
Sets the screen cursor tracking speed when in MOUSE mode
Tip: If you are using a second monitor next to your Cintiq, you can toggle the pen
tracking to MOUSE mode and then use the pen to move the screen cursor on the
second monitor.
Note: MOUSE mode settings can be accessed from a number of different locations
within the control panel. However, for each input tool and application that you are
customizing, only one MOUSE ACCELERATION and SPEED setting can be made.
In addition to choosing one or
more modifier key options, you
can select the CLICK box if you
want a mouse click to occur
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Customizing tilt sensitivity
To adjust the tilt sensitivity of your Cintiq pen, select the PEN tab. Tilt sensitivity determines how far you have
to tilt the tool to produce the maximum tilt effect in your tilt-sensitive applications; you need to tilt the pen less
at high sensitivity than at low sensitivity. Like pressure-sensitivity, tilt can be assigned to control brush
characteristics. Your tilt setting applies to both the tip and eraser of your tool.
Visit Wacom’s web site for a list of applications that currently support tilt.
Using Cintiq with other monitors
When you are working with Cintiq and additional monitors on the same system, the screen cursor movement
on the standard monitors will depend on your system configuration.
• If a second monitor is connected in mirror mode, both Cintiq and the other monitor will show the identical
images and screen cursor movement.
• If you are using Cintiq with other monitors in extended monitor mode, you must switch the pen tracking to
MOUSE mode in order to work with your pen on the other monitors.
Hints:
• When using Cintiq together with other monitors, set one of the pen side switches or display tablet
ExpressKeys to MODE TOGGLE. You can then quickly switch between PEN mode for working on Cintiq
and MOUSE mode for working on the other monitors.
• When using Cintiq with other monitors, you can also purchase an Intuos3 tablet and use it to work on the
other monitors in PEN mode. The Cintiq pen will work on both Cintiq and the Intuos3 tablet.
Drag the slider to increase or
decrease TILT SENSITIVITY. Then test
your new setting in an application
that supports tilt to be sure you are
getting the desired effect.
Note: Tilt is direction-sensitive and
can be used in some applications to
control brush orientation.
Returns the tab settings to their
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Customizing the tablet functions
It is as easy to customize your Cintiq interactive pen display as it is to customize the Cintiq pen.
Simply open the Wacom Tablet control panel and select the FUNCTIONS icon in the TOOL list. Select a tab to
customize, and change settings using the available options.
Customizing tablet Touch Strips
Customizing the Pop-up Menu
Working with application-specific settings
Customizing ExpressKeys

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Customizing ExpressKeys
Each key can be customized to perform a modifier, keystroke, or other function. When you select the
EXPRESSKEYS tab, the currently selected function of each key appears in the corresponding pull-down menu.
See button functions for a description of the available options.
To customize a key, select an item from the corresponding pull-down menu.
Note: ExpressKeys functions can be defined for use with specific applications, and any changes you make
on this tab apply to the currently selected item in the control panel’s APPLICATION list. Unless you define
application-specific settings, the tab settings will apply to all applications.
Use the pull-down menus to
choose a function that will be
performed when the key is
pressed.
Your choice will be displayed
either within the pull-down menu
or beneath the menu.
Returns the tab
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Customizing tablet Touch Strips
When you select the tablet TOUCH STRIP tab, the currently set function of each Touch Strip is displayed.
Each Touch Strip can be customized to issue zooming, scrolling, or keystroke actions. You can also disable
a Touch Strip until you choose to assign a new function or renew the default settings. Refer to your
hardware manual for additional information on working with the Touch Strips.
Note: Touch Strip functions can be defined for use with specific applications, and any changes you make on
this tab apply to the currently selected icon in the control panel’s APPLICATION list.
To customize a Touch Strip, choose a
Touch Strip FUNCTION to perform
when the Touch Strip is in use.
•AUTO SCROLL/ZOOM is the default
setting for each Touch Strip.
When selected, the Touch Strip
zooms in most graphics
applications and scrolls in most
other applications.
• Choose SCROLL to set custom
Touch Strip scroll settings.
• Choose ZOOM to set custom
Touch Strip zoom settings.
• Choose KEYSTROKES to define
Touch Strip keystroke settings.
• Choose DISABLED if you would like
to deactivate the Touch Strip.
Click to display the ADVANCED TOUCH STRIP SETTINGS dialog box
where you can enable or disable special Touch Strip function
areas. Advanced Touch Strip settings gives you additional
details.
Choose a Touch Strip scrolling speed.
Returns the tab and any
advanced Touch Strip
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•Touch Strip scroll settings. Each tablet Touch Strip can be customized to issue scrolling only actions.
When SCROLL is selected, an up or down motion on the Touch Strip will cause a scroll up or down action
in most applications.
Note: Some applications may interpret scrolling events as zoom events, or may ignore scrolling
completely.
When you select SCROLL from a
Touch Strip’s FUNCTION pull-down
menu, the tab displays the custom
scroll options for that Touch Strip.
Choose a Touch Strip scrolling
speed.
When you select one or more
COMBINE WITH: modifier key
options, the selected option(s) will
be sent to the application along
with each scroll event. This can be
used, for example, to create
custom zooming or other actions
within an application.
Macintosh: The available options
are OPTION, COMMAND (Apple key),
CONTROL, and SHIFT.