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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
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  • Page 1 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...

  • Page 2: 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...
  • Page 3 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...
  • Page 4 Topics on this page 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"...
  • Page 5 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...

  • Page 6: About Wacom One

    "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.

  • Page 7: Use The Wacom One With Android

    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.

  • Page 8: Features Of Your Wacom One

    User's Manual Features of your Wacom One Note: "Wacom One" refers to both the Wacom One S and the Wacom One M. Attach the pen to your Wacom One using the pen tether slot. Pen tether Note: The Pen tether is an optional feature, available in the slot Wacom eStore.

  • Page 9: Battery And Bluetooth Icon Status

    User's Manual 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...

  • Page 10: Use Your Device With Android Or Chromebook

    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.

  • Page 11: Set Up Your Device

    User's Manual Set up your device Set up your The topics that contain the specific instructions needed to help you set up your device are within this device section in the Table of Contents. Set up your device If you cannot already see the setup topics, click next to in the Table of Contents on the left.

  • Page 12: Connect To Your Computer

    "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.

  • Page 13: Install The Wacom Driver

    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 Wacom available from the Wacom Update Utility. From the Windows Start Menu, go to Tablet >...

  • Page 14: Change The Orientation Of The Device

    User's Manual 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. Open Wacom Center. 2. Select your device in the Devices sidebar.

  • Page 15: Set Up Your Work Area

    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.

  • Page 16: Work With Your Pen

    User's Manual 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.

  • Page 17: Use Your Pen

    : 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.
  • Page 18 User's Manual Advanced then clicking in the main content area. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 19: Store Your Pen

    User's Manual 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. : 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.
  • Page 20 User's Manual If your device included a pen case, store the pen in the pen case. Pen case example. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 21: Customize Your Pen Settings

    Customize your pen by assigning actions to pen buttons, adjusting the pen tip feel and pressure, and selecting how you perform a right-click. Assign actions to the pen button and pen tip Open Wacom Center. 2. Select the device you use your pen with from the Devices sidebar.
  • Page 22 User's Manual The above screenshot is for descriptive purposes; it may not match your screen. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 23: Replace The Pen Nib

    3. Push the nib in slowly and firmly until it stops. Where to find the nib remover nib removal tool Many devices come with a round, metal included in the box with your Wacom device: built-in nib remover Other devices come with a built-in nib removers...

  • Page 24: Where To Find Replacement Nibs

    If your device includes a pen holder attachment, check there. If your device has built-in stand legs, the replacement nibs may be located underneath one of the legs. If you need more nibs, you can purchase them from the Wacom Store.
  • Page 25 User's Manual | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 26: Use Your Pen With Windows Ink

    : Use the enhanced digital mark-up and inking tools found on the Review tab in applicable applications. Windows Input Panel : Use handwriting or an on-screen keyboard to directly enter text with your Wacom pen. Note: The Pen Flicks and press-and-hold-to-right-click features are disabled in some graphics applications.

  • Page 27: Advanced Pen Settings

    Note: The available features on your pen may vary, depending on your device. Customize pen advanced settings Open Wacom Center. 2. Select the device you use your pen with in the Devices sidebar, then select your pen.
  • Page 28 Sensitivity slider in the main content area of Wacom Center. Any adjustments you make there will override changes made to the Tip Sensitivity settings in Advanced settings. Select how you want to double-click or perform another click function with your pen: Hover click : This is the default Pen button mode setting.
  • Page 29 User's Manual The above screenshot is for descriptive purposes; it may not match your screen. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 30: Customize Your Wacom Device

    User's Manual Customize your Wacom device You can set a customizable component of your device to perform a specific action. Customizable components can include ExpressKeys, pen buttons, the pen tip, and Touch & gestures. Actions can include mouse clicks, keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Z, etc.), navigation (scroll up or down, etc.), and more.

  • Page 31: What Actions Can I Assign

    ExpressKeys, On-screen shortcuts, Touch & gestures, Touch rings, and other customizable components from Wacom Center. Then, when you use that component, such as pressing a pen button or ExpressKey, the action you assigned is performed. Note: The customizable components available on your device may vary from those listed above.
  • Page 32 User's Manual Performs a double-click. Double Click : For easier double-clicking, assign this action to a customizable component, such as a pen button, instead of tapping twice with the pen tip. Sets your strokes with the pen to erase instead of draw. Erase Erase For example, if you assign...
  • Page 33 User's Manual Tip: Speed You can change the , which determines how much you need Pan/Scroll to move the pen to pan or scroll. Slower settings require moving the pen longer distances, while faster settings require moving the pen shorter distances.
  • Page 34 User's Manual Hold For example, if you assign this action to a pen button, you can paint with pressure sensitivity enabled in your application until you reach the brush size you like. Then, press and hold the pen button to lock in that brush size as long as you are pressing and holding the button. Radial Displays the Radial menu that you select.
  • Page 35 User's Manual Assigned to a Touch Ring : Slide your finger around the ring clockwise to zoom in and counterclockwise to zoom out. Assigned to a pen button or ExpressKey : Press and hold the pen button or ExpressKey while touching the pen tip to the device surface and move toward the top to zoom out or toward the bottom to zoom in.

  • Page 36: Assign Keystrokes

    You can also assign a combination of keystrokes, so you only have to press one button instead of an entire keystroke combination.
  • Page 37 User's Manual : To learn which keystroke combinations are built-in as shortcuts for a particular application, refer to the documentation for the application. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 38: Advanced Settings For Your Device

    Pen tip to If you are using a Wacom pen display, by default, your cursor will display directly under the cursor pen tip. This feature allows you to display the cursor slightly away from your pen tip.

  • Page 39: Wacom Center

    Get to know Wacom Center The Wacom Center main screen For devices that you can customize directly in Wacom Center, your main screen will look similar to the image below. The above screenshot is for descriptive purposes; it may not match your screen.

  • Page 40: Get To Know Wacom Center

    The above screenshot is for descriptive purposes; it may not match your screen. Get to know Wacom Center To learn about the features available in the various sections of Wacom Center, click on one of the following links, or on a highlighted section of the screen shot below.

  • Page 41: Devices Sidebar

    Information, customer support, and Wacom's social media sites. You can also perform a Wacom support driver check, report a bug, and find your Wacom Center version number. Devices sidebar The Devices sidebar is located on the left side of Wacom Center and lists each device that is currently connected to...

  • Page 42: Main Content Area

    Properties. Main content area The main content area is located in the center of Wacom Center and is where you can either customize your device settings (A) or access your device settings (B). A. Customize your device in the main content area when you select a customizable component (Pen, ExpressKeys, etc.) in the...

  • Page 43: Quick Help Bar

    Quick help bar The Quick help bar is located at the bottom of Wacom Center. When you hover over a feature, text displays in the Quick help bar describing that feature. The above screenshot is for illustrative purposes; it may not match your screen.
  • Page 44 User's Manual The above screenshot is for illustrative purposes; it may not match your screen. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 45: Open Wacom Center

    User's Manual Open Wacom Center Wacom Center, you can access your device and tool settings (Pen, ExpressKeys, etc.). How you open Wacom Center depends on your computer operating system. Windows: From your applications list, select Wacom Tablet > Wacom Center...

  • Page 46: Access And Customize Your Device

    Click this button if you notice unusual behavior with your device and want to check for any driver errors. About: Click this button to view the driver version you are currently using. You can also link to Wacom's Tablet Driver Privacy Notice. Social media links: (differ by region) Wacom's social media or blog sites.

  • Page 47: Viewing The Device's Serial Number

    Run the setup wizard The Setup Wizard runs automatically when you first install your device. You can run it at any time from Wacom Center to view helpful features about the selected device, as well as register your device.

  • Page 48: Store And Retrieve Your Settings

    User's Manual Store and retrieve your settings Backup & restore tab in Wacom Center allows you to backup and restore your device settings. You can also reset all device settings to their factory defaults. Topics on this page Back up your settings...
  • Page 49 User's Manual Reset all settings 3. On the General settings tab, click the button. 4. All settings for all devices will be returned to their factory defaults. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 50: Register Your Device And Redeem Software

    Register your device and redeem software Use the steps below to create a new – or sign into an existing – Wacom ID account. With your Wacom ID account you can register your device, as well as gain access to software offers.

  • Page 51: Keep Everything Up To Date

    Wacom occasionally releases Wacom driver and device firmware updates for your Wacom supported device(s). Tip: A notification symbol will display next to the Global settings icon in the Wacom Center navigation bar to alert you when new updates are available.

  • Page 52: Solve Common Problems And Get Help

    User's Manual Solve common problems and get help In Wacom Center you can check driver functions, view diagnostic data, enable driver logging to assist Wacom Support with troubleshooting, and access the Wacom Support site. Topics on this page Check the driver...
  • Page 53 User's Manual Access Wacom Support to view FAQs, online tutorials, and contact Wacom Support. Open Wacom Center 2. Click the Help icon. Support 3. Click 4. You will will proceed to the Wacom Support page in your browser. | Do not share my information |...

  • Page 54: Open Wacom Tablet Properties

    User's Manual Open Wacom Tablet Properties For devices supported by Wacom Tablet Properties, you can use the application to customize your device and tool settings (pen, ExpressKeys, etc.). How you open Wacom Tablet Properties depends on your computer operating system:...

  • Page 55: On-Screen Shortcuts

    On-screen shortcuts Grid panels Radial menus On-screen shortcuts are Wacom's newest version of On-Screen Controls and include Pen gestures . The instructions below describe how to setup and use Grid panels and Radial menus, and how to use Pen gestures.

  • Page 56: Create On-Screen Shortcuts

    Create On-screen shortcuts The following instructions describe how to create a Grid panel or Radial menu. Note: Pre-configured Pen gestures come installed in Wacom Center on select devices and do not need to be created. Create a Grid panel or Radial menu Open Wacom Center.

  • Page 57: Customize On-Screen Shortcuts

    4. Click on the Grid panel or Radial menu key and select the action that you wish to assign from the Action sidebar. Repeat for each key. Note: You must assign an action to at least one key. For key(s) that you do not want to Disabled use, select Note:...
  • Page 58 User's Manual The above screenshot is for descriptive purposes; it may not match your screen. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 59: Assign On-Screen Shortcuts

    Important: Radial menus and Grid panels can be assigned to any device that displays in Wacom Center. Pen gestures can only be assigned to select devices. Topics on this page Assign a Radial menu or Grid panel to a pen button...

  • Page 60: Assign A Pen Gesture To A Pen Button

    Note: The following steps provide an example. Pen gestures can also be assigned to ExpressKeys, depending on your device's available features. Open Wacom Center 2. Select the device you use your pen with in the Devices sidebar, then select your pen.

  • Page 61: Edit On-Screen Shortcuts

    3. In the On-screen shortcuts sidebar, hover over the shortcut name you want to copy and click the more options icon. 4. Select Duplicate . The duplicated Radial menu or Grid panel will display in the sidebar with an new name (Wacom Screen Keys.1, for example). Rename a Radial menu or Grid panel Open Wacom Center. On-screen shortcuts 2.

  • Page 62: Change A Grid Panel Layout

    User's Manual icon. Delete 4. Select Change a Grid panel layout Layout changes are only available for switching one Grid panel layout to another Grid panel layout (for example: switching from Keypad to Double column 4x2). Open Wacom Center. 2. Select...

  • Page 63: On-Screen Shortcut Layouts

    Pen gesture layouts Grid panel layouts Three Grid panel examples are pictured below. Note: You can change the layout of one Grid panel to another Grid panel. See Change a Grid panel layout for more information. Double column (4x2) Grid panel:...

  • Page 64: Radial Menu Layout

    User's Manual Radial menu layout The 8-key Radial menu is pictured below. Pen gesture layouts Two Pen gesture examples are pictured below. Note: Pre-configured Pen gestures come installed in Wacom Center on select devices. Pan/Scroll Pen gesture:...
  • Page 65 User's Manual Zoom Pen gesture: | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy California Privacy...

  • Page 66: Application-Specific Settings

    For example, if you select an application icon and change the pen's settings, the changes will apply to the pen only while you are using that application. Application-specific settings can be used with all Wacom devices, and with the ExpressKey Remote device. Note:...

  • Page 67: Remove An Application-Specific Setting

    Edit your pen Forget pen 4. On the screen, click the button. 5. Place the pen back on your Wacom device. The pen will be added back to the Devices sidebar with its factory default settings. Note: If two programs have the same executable file name, they will share the same customized settings.

  • Page 68: Connect Wirelessly By Bluetooth

    Tips for improving Bluetooth connectivity Check to see if your computer has a built-in Bluetooth antenna. If not, purchase and install a Bluetooth adapter. Confirm that you are using the latest Wacom driver and device firmware. Click the Global settings icon in...

  • Page 69: What The Led Means

    User's Manual 1. If the first computer is on and within range of the device: 1. Unpair your device from your first computer in the computer's Bluetooth menu. 2. The LED on the device will turn off to indicate the connection has been lost. 2.

  • Page 70: Map Your Device To Your Display(S)

    Map your device to a portion of a single display Note: These instructions apply to single display setups only. If you only have one display, your Wacom device will be mapped to the full display by default. To change it to a portion, follow the instructions below. Open Wacom Center.

  • Page 71: Map Your Device To One Of Multiple Displays

    Map your device to one of multiple displays If you have multiple displays, your Wacom device will be mapped to all of the displays by default. If you wish to map your device to a single one of the displays, follow the instructions below.

  • Page 72: Use A Portion Of Your Device's Active Area

    This might be useful if you want a smaller pen stroke to correlate to a larger movement on your computer's display, for example. Note: These instructions are recommended for advanced Wacom device users. Open Wacom Center. 2. Select your device in the Devices sidebar.
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  • Page 74: Force Proportions

    Force proportions is "Off" by default. If the drawing area on your Wacom device has a different format than your display screen, it may make your drawings look distorted and different than what you are drawing with your pen (Figure 1).

  • Page 75: Advanced Mapping Settings

    The cursor stays on the point that you left it when you pick up your pen, and you interact with your device like you interact with a mousepad or trackpad. Important: Mouse mode is an advanced feature. Wacom recommends using your device in mode, which is the default setting. Open Wacom Center.
  • Page 76 User's Manual 5. You can optionally change the mouse settings: Mouse Height : Move the slider to adjust how high you have to lift up off the device in order to continue moving the cursor across the screen. Mouse Acceleration : Move the slider to adjust how far the screen cursor moves based on how quickly you are moving across the device.

  • Page 77: Device Active Area

    Device active area The device active area is the area on your Wacom device that you interact with using your pen or touch (if touch is supported on your Wacom device). On the device, the active area might be indicated by a different color or by a pattern.
  • Page 78 User's Manual Tip: Display toggle to toggle between working on all of your displays at once to working on an individual display. Tip: (only applies to devices with touch functionality): Use touch gestures in the active area to perform specific functions, such as tapping twice to double-click an item. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use...

  • Page 79: Learn And Connect

    User's Manual Learn and connect The Learn and connect page in Wacom Center is where you can choose topics you are interested in, download free software, watch helpful videos, and learn from the Wacom community. Note: To access the Learn and connect page, log into (or sign up for) your Wacom ID. Then register your Wacom device.

  • Page 80: Wacom Support

    User's Manual Wacom Support If you encounter an issue with your pen or Wacom device, perform the recommended action in any error message that appears on your screen. If that does not resolve the issue, try the following: Open Wacom Center.

  • Page 81: Test The Wacom Device

    User's Manual Test the Wacom device Turn on your computer. The status LED should light. There may be a short delay before the device is ready to use. If the LED does not light, try these tests to potentially fix the issue yourself.

  • Page 82: Test The Pen

    The available features on your pen may vary depending on your device. Open Wacom Center. 2. If you have more than one device connected to your system, select the device you are using the pen with from Devices sidebar. Advanced 3.
  • Page 83 User's Manual Pro Pen 3 Pen button = 4 Pen button = 3 Pen button = 2 Pen tip = 1 Pro Pen 2 Pen eraser = 1 Pen button = 3 Pen button = 2 Pen tip = 1 X Tilt 9.

  • Page 84: Glossary

    An all-encompassing term that can describe a computer monitor, a laptop screen, a Wacom Displays pen display screen, etc. Display A feature that allows you to work with your device on all displays, or on one display at a time. toggle Available only on multiple monitor configurations. Double-click The maximum time that can pass between clicks and still be accepted as a double-click.
  • Page 85 The offset between the tip of the pen and the cursor that might display when you are drawing on Parallax a Wacom pen display. A Wacom device with a screen. When you draw on a Pen display, you can see what you are Pen display drawing on the Pen display's screen.
  • Page 86 You can use the Pen to tip alignment feature to account for angle viewing angle. Wacom Link Adapter for some creative pen displays on machines without a USB-C port. Adapter | Do not share my information |...

  • Page 87: Order Parts And Accessories

    To purchase parts and accessories for your device, go to the Wacom Store. You may also contact your local dealer, distributor, or Wacom Support for your region. Note: Some parts and accessories may not be available in all regions. | Do not share my information |...

  • Page 88: Care For Your Device

    Avoid extremes in temperature. Important Product Information Make sure to review the for additional safety precautions. You can find it in Wacom Center, or on Wacom's Product Resources page: www.wacom.com/download. | Do not share my information | Cookies Terms of use Privacy Policy...

  • Page 89: About This Document

    Wacom devices, including pens and accessories. User Help is an additional resource to the Quick Start Guide, which is included in the box with your Wacom device. The Quick Start Guide will give you the fastest overview of the initial setup or installation process so you can begin using your Wacom device immediately.
  • Page 90 User's Manual From the Wacom Center help icon. From the Wacom Tablet Properties help icon. Search to find your On the Wacom Support Product Resources page. Enter your product's name in the product resources bar and select your product from the resulting drop-down list. The product's User Help will Manual &...

  • Page 91: Trademarks

    All additional company and product names mentioned in this documentation may be trademarked and/or registered as trademarks. Mention of third-party products is for information purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation. Wacom assumes no responsibility with regard to the performance or use of these products.

  • Page 92: Privacy

    User's Manual Privacy At Wacom, we value your privacy. We use analytics to collect basic information about browsing to improve our User Help. Please see our Privacy Policy for more information. Wacom Experience Program for Tablet Driver You can help Wacom improve its products by participating in the Wacom Experience Program for Tablet Driver.

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