GTCO CalComp Super L VI Series, User Manual

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Super L VI 3
Using the Pen
Learning Basic Movements
Clicking and Double-Clicking
Dragging
Caring for the Tablet and Transducer
Cleaning the Tablet
Cleaning the Cursor
Replacing the Pen Tip
Replacing the Cordless Pen Batteries
Replacing the Cordless Cursor Batteries
Troubleshooting
Tablet Checklist
Computer Checklist
Software Checklist
Does the tablet work with some software?
Did the software work in the past?
Troubleshooting Chart
Procedure A: Begin Troubleshooting
Procedure B: Troubleshooting
Returning your Tablet for Repair
Repacking for Shipment
Regulatory Statements and Warranty
Radio and Television Interference
Canada
Japan
European Union Emission Directive
European Union WEEE Directive
Bescheinigung des Herstellers/Importeurs
Limited Warranty for the Super L VI
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Introduction
Super L VI belongs to a class of computer input devices called graphics tablets, or digitizers.
A digitizer is an electronic tablet work surface. The position of a transducer, a handheld cursor
or stylus pen, on the work surface of the Super L VI is converted – digitized – into data for
computer processing. Data output from the Super L VI digitizer is in the form of an X/Y
coordinate pair that pinpoints the precise location of the transducer on the tablet surface. By
placing a drawing or sketch on the tablet’s surface and tracing over it, graphical information can
be easily converted into accurate digital information for entry into the computer. Super L VI
digitizers are the next generation of the Super L family of digitizers that set the standard in
large-format digitizing. These high performance tools are engineered with a state-of-the-art