Wacom One User manual

Wacom User Help
CTC6110WL
About Wacom One
Set up your device
Work with your pen
Customize your Wacom device
Wacom Center
Open Wacom Tablet Properties
On-screen shortcuts
Application-specific settings
Connect wirelessly by Bluetooth
Map your device to your display(s)
Learn and connect
Wacom Support
Glossary
Order parts and accessories
Care for your device
About this document

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
About Wacom One
Topics on this page
Included with your Wacom One
Use the Wacom One with Android
Find more information
Features of your Wacom One
Battery and Bluetooth icon status
Use your device with Android or Chromebook
Set up your device
Connect to your computer
Connect using the USB-C cable
Install the Wacom driver
Topics on this page
Install the Wacom driver
Update the Wacom driver from Wacom Center
Change the orientation of the device
Set up your work area
Work with your pen
Use your pen
Topics on this page
Pen tip
Pen buttons
Store your pen
Where to store you pen
Customize your pen settings
Assign actions to the pen button and pen tip
Replace the pen nib
Topics on this page
Replace the pen nib
Where to find the nib remover
Where to find replacement nibs
Use your pen with Windows Ink
Advanced pen settings
Customize pen advanced settings
Customize your Wacom device
Topics on this page
Assign an action
Set a pen button to zoom in
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What actions can I assign?
Assign keystrokes
Advanced settings for your device
Wacom Center
Topics on this page
The Wacom Center main screen
Get to know Wacom Center
Navigation bar
Devices sidebar
Main content area
Quick help bar
Action sidebar
Open Wacom Center
Access and customize your device
Topics on this page
Access information about your device
Customize your device settings
Viewing the device's serial number
Run the setup wizard
Store and retrieve your settings
Topics on this page
Back up your settings
Restore your settings
Reset all settings for all devices
Register your device and redeem software
Topics on this page
Sign in, sign up, or edit your Wacom ID
Register your Wacom device
Redeem software offers
Keep everything up to date
Updating your device
Solve common problems and get help
Topics on this page
Check the driver
Run diagnostics
Turn on driver logging
Access Wacom Support
Open Wacom Tablet Properties
On-screen shortcuts
Topics on this page
Setup and use Grid panels and Radial menus
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Use Pen gestures
Create On-screen shortcuts
Create a Grid panel or Radial menu
Customize On-screen shortcuts
Assign On-screen shortcuts
Topics on this page
Assign a Radial menu or Grid panel to a pen button
Assign a Pen gesture to a pen button
Edit On-screen shortcuts
Topics on this page
Copy a Radial menu or Grid panel
Rename a Radial menu or Grid panel
Edit a Radial menu or Grid panel
Delete a Radial menu or Grid panel
Change a Grid panel layout
On-screen shortcut layouts
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Grid panel layouts
Radial menu layout
Pen gesture layouts
Application-specific settings
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Create an Application-specific setting
Remove an Application-specific setting
Remove all Application-specific settings from a pen
Connect wirelessly by Bluetooth
Topics on this page
Connect wirelessly by Bluetooth
Tips for improving Bluetooth connectivity
Connect wirelessly to a second computer
What the LED means
Map your device to your display(s)
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Map your device to a portion of a single display
Map your device to a portion of multiple displays
Map your device to one of multiple displays
Use a portion of your device's active area
Force proportions
Turn Force proportions "On"
Advanced Mapping settings
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Show advanced options(s)
Map your device in Pen mode
Map your device in Mouse mode
Device active area
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How the device active area corresponds to your computer display(s)
How pen movement on the device corresponds to what you see on the computer display(s)
Learn and connect
Access the Learn and connect page
Wacom Support
Test the Wacom device
Test the pen
Glossary
Order parts and accessories
Care for your device
About this document
Topics on this page
Things to know about User Help
Device features in User Help
Access User Help
Trademarks
Privacy
Wacom Experience Program for Tablet Driver
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About Wacom One
Note: "Wacom One" refers to both the Wacom One S and the Wacom One M.
Your Wacom One helps you express yourself creatively and is a great tool for working or learning from home. Use the
pressure-sensitive pen included with your Wacom One to create artwork; make annotations in texts; or work with
graphs, calculations, and diagrams on your computer display.
Connect your Wacom One to your computer or via Bluetooth.
See Wacom One features for illustrations and information about your device.
Topics on this page
Included with your Wacom One
Use the Wacom One with Android
Find more information
Included with your Wacom One
After you unpack your Wacom One, make sure that you have the items and accessories listed in the table below.
Important: The Wacom One comes with different contents, depending on the model you
purchased.
Description Image
Model
Standard eStore
Wacom One device
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Wacom One Standard pen
Available for
purchase on
the Wacom
eStore
Pen nibs
Available for
purchase on
the Wacom
eStore
Nib removal tool
Not available
for purchase
on the
Wacom
eStore
USB-C cable
Available for
purchase on
the Wacom
eStore
Use the Wacom One with Android
You can use the Wacom One with many different Android smartphones and tablets. Download the Wacom Center
for Android app to configure the Wacom One for use with your Android device.
Find more information
See the Wacom Center Learn and Connect page, where you can learn skills related to the software bundled
with your Wacom device.
Access FAQs and other product information on the Wacom website:
Wacom One S Getting Started
Wacom One M Getting Started
Review the Important Product Information, which describes safety precautions, specifications, warranties, and
the license agreement for your device, available in the Help & support section of Wacom Center.
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Features of your Wacom One
Note: "Wacom One" refers to both the Wacom One S and the Wacom One M.
1Pen tether
slot
Attach the pen to your Wacom One using the pen tether slot.
Note: The Pen tether is an optional feature, available in the
Wacom eStore.
2 Pen holder
Use the tab on the top of the device to store the pen when it is not in use.
3 Mode button This button is used for troubleshooting specific issues with Android devices. For
more details, visit Wacom Support to search for “Android FAQs”.
4 USB-C port Connect your device to your computer using the USB-C cable included with your
device (or purchased separately on the Wacom eStore).
5Status LED The LED lights when the device is on and brightens when the pen is near the active
area. The LED also indicates Bluetooth status.
6Power button
& Bluetooth
Press the button to turn the device on and off and to connect wirelessly to a
computer or Android device.
Note: When connected via USB, you do not need to use the
Power button to turn the device on.
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Battery and Bluetooth icon status
When you connect the Wacom One S or Wacom One M to your computer, you will see the Bluetooth and battery
icons on the right side of the main content area in Wacom Center. A guide to the icons follows. See Change the
orientation of the device for a guide to the "orientation" icons.
Battery
Charging
Full power
Note: If a check mark is present, charging is complete.
Low power
Requires charge
No charge
Battery status unknown
Bluetooth
Connected via Bluetooth
Connected via cable
Tip: Click the Bluetooth icon to open connection instructions for your operating system.
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Use your device with Android or Chromebook
Your Wacom device is compatible with certain Android devices, Chromebooks, or both.
To learn more about what Android and Chromebook devices your Wacom device may be compatible with, see the
Wacom Product Compatibility page.
We also suggest visiting Wacom Support, where you can search the help center for "Android" or "Chromebook" to
learn more.
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Set up your device
The topics that contain the specific instructions needed to help you set up your device are within this Set up your
device section in the Table of Contents.
If you cannot already see the setup topics, click next to Set up your device in the Table of Contents on the left.
The Quick Start Guide included in the product box contains images that can also help guide you through the setup
process.
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Connect to your computer
Note: "Wacom One" refers to both the Wacom One S and the Wacom One M.
After you have removed your Wacom One from the box and are ready to begin using it, complete the steps below to
connect to your computer. You can also reference the Quick Start Guide included in the Wacom One box.
To connect your Wacom One via Bluetooth, see the Connect wirelessly by Bluetooth instructions.
Connect using the USB-C cable
1. Connect your Wacom One to your computer or Android device using the USB cable included with your device,
or purchased on the Wacom eStore.
Warning: Use the USB cable designed for your Wacom One. Other cables are not
compatible and may damage your device.
2. Install the Wacom driver and start using your device.
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Install the Wacom driver
Important: Download and install the latest Wacom driver so your device is fully functional.
Topics on this page
Install the Wacom driver
Update the Wacom driver from Wacom Center
Install the Wacom driver
1. Go to Wacom's Product Resources page: www.wacom.com/download.
2. In the Search to find your product resources search bar, enter your product's name or model number.
3. Select your product from the resulting drop-down list.
4. From the resources list that displays for your device, click Download Windows Driver or Download Mac
Driver, depending on your computer's operating system.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.
Important: For macOS, installing the driver requires enabling Privacy & Security
settings. Please see the instructions for setting up the Wacom driver for macOS.
Update the Wacom driver from Wacom Center
Updated Wacom drivers are periodically made available on both Wacom's Product resources page (see
instructions above) and in Wacom Center (see instructions below). Check in and update regularly so your device has
the latest features and functionality.
1. Open Wacom Center.
2. If a notification symbol displays next to the Global settings icon, a Wacom driver update may be available.
Click the icon to proceed to the General settings tab.
3. If a "Driver update" is listed in the Software updates section, click the Install update button.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions.
Tip: On Windows 10 and later, you can check whether there is a Wacom driver update
available from the Wacom Update Utility. From the Windows Start Menu, go to Wacom
Tablet > Wacom Update Utility. If a new Wacom driver is available, you can download and
install it.
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Change the orientation of the device
Your device is in landscape orientation by default. You can change the orientation setting in Wacom Center using the
steps below.
1. Open Wacom Center.
2. Select your device in the Devices sidebar.
3. To the right of your device in the main content area, select one of the following icons:
Landscape
Portrait
Landscape flipped
Portrait flipped
4. Physically rotate your device so the device is positioned in the same way as the orientation you selected in the
previous step.
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Set up your work area
Position your device, pen, and keyboard for easy access.
Position the device so the screen cursor follows the same direction as your pen movements on the device.
If you are using the device as a creative tool, adjust your monitor so you can view it comfortably without
eyestrain, placing it about one arm's length away from you and consider placing the device below the
keyboard, centered below your monitor.
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Work with your pen
All Wacom devices include a cordless, battery-free pen that you use to interact with your device. You can hold, write,
and draw as you normally would with a pen or pencil.
Pen styles vary depending on the Wacom device that you purchased.
To discover other pens and tools that can be used with your Wacom device, go to the Wacom Store.
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Use your pen
Use your pen to interact with your device. This includes drawing, writing, or moving items, and activating actions that
you assign to pen buttons.
Tip: Hold the pen as you would normally hold a pen or pencil. Adjust your grip so that you can
press any pen buttons easily with your thumb (recommended) or index finger without
accidentally pressing it.
Tip: To make it easier to access tools in applications like Adobe Photoshop, assign
modifiers, such as Alt and Ctrl, to your pen buttons so that you do not have to use your
keyboard keys.
Topics on this page
Pen tip
Pen buttons
Pen tip
Draw or sign: Draw or sign with the pen tip directly on the device surface.
Note: Pens are pressure-sensitive, so the harder you press, the thicker your lines and
the denser the color.
Move the cursor: Move the pen while holding it slightly above the device without touching the screen surface.
Double-click: Quickly tap the screen twice in the same place with the pen tip.
Select an item: Tap the screen once with the pen tip.
Move an item: Select the item with the pen tip, then slide the pen tip across the screen to move it.
Pen buttons
Use pen buttons to trigger actions. You can change assigned pen button settings in Wacom Center by selecting your
device in the Devices sidebar, then selecting your Pen.
Note: Some pens do not have buttons.
If your pen button is assigned to a type of click (right-click, double-click, etc.), you activate the click differently,
depending on your Pen Button Mode:
If your Pen button mode is Hover Click, then hold the pen tip slightly above the surface of your device and
press the pen button.
If your Pen button mode is Click & Tap, press the pen button and then tap the device surface with your pen
tip.
You can find these settings in Wacom Center by selecting your device in the Devices sidebar, selecting your pen,
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then clicking Advanced in the main content area.
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Store your pen
Store your pen properly to keep it in good condition and help the pen tip last longer.
Important: Store your pen so there is no pressure on the pen tip or eraser.
Tip: Do not leave the pen on the device when you are not using the pen. This might cause
issues when you are using a mouse and might prevent your computer from going to sleep.
Where to store you pen
If your device included a pen
stand, you can store the pen
with the tip down in the stand.
Pen stand examples.
If your device has a pen holder
or tray, the pen can be stored
there.
Pen holder examples.
Pen tray example.
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If your device included a pen
case, store the pen in the pen
case.
Pen case example.
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