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┌───────────────────────┐ ┌──────────────┐ │ Wacom Bamboo for OS/2 ├──────────────────────────────────────┤ bamboo01.zip │ └───────────────────────┘ └──────────────┘ │Control OS/2 (ArcaOS, eComStation) with finger or pen and a Wacom Bamboo. Switch between pen and touch and work in absolute or relative mode. Made in Holland by Wim Brul. Thanks to Joop Nijenhuis for requirements and testing. │Open Source product with its ISC license contained in the LICENSE file. │Source Code at http://home.hccnet.nl/w.m.brul/usbwacom/bamboo01s.zip ┌───────────────────────────┐ │ Installation Instructions ├────────────────────────────────────────────────── └───────────────────────────┘ │The Emulate Mouse Driver for OS/2 (ArcaOS, eComStation) is required. │Obtain this product from http://home.hccnet.nl/w.m.brul/emumouse/xsmouse10.zip │Move XSMOUSE10.ZIP into a directory of your choice and unzip it. │Copy XSMOUSE.SYS to your C:\OS2\BOOT directory. │The USB 2.0 Extended Control Driver for OS/2 (ArcaOS, eComStation) is required. │Obtain this product from http://home.hccnet.nl/w.m.brul/usbprobe/usbecd23.zip │Move USBECD23.ZIP into a directory of your choice and unzip it. │Copy USBECD.SYS to your C:\OS2\BOOT directory. │Move BAMBOO01.ZIP into a directory of your choice and unzip it. │Copy BAMBOO.EXE to your C:\OS2\BOOT directory. Look into your CONFIG.SYS file to determine which mouse device driver has been installed on your system. You may find AMOUSE.SYS or MOUSE.SYS and you need to add the STYPE=XSMOUSE$ parameter to that device driver statement and to insert the DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\XSMOUSE.SYS device driver statement just above it. Insert also the DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\USBECD.SYS /D:056A:00D#:01## /N:$BAMBOO$ device driver statement and the RUN=C:\OS2\BOOT\BAMBOO.EXE line below that. After that restart your system and the fun begins. ┌────────────────────────┐ │ Operating Instructions ├───────────────────────────────────────────────────── └────────────────────────┘ Attach your Wacom Bamboo and wait for the beep. Use your pen when your model supports it. Otherwise use your finger. ┌─────────┬──────┬────────────┐ ┌─────────┬──────┬────────────┐ │ model │ pid │ usage │ │ model │ pid │ usage │ ├─────────┼──────┼────────────┤ ├─────────┼──────┼────────────┤ │ CTT-460 │ 00D0 │ touch only │ │ CTH-461 │ 00D7 │ pen/touch │ │ CTH-460 │ 00D1 │ pen/touch │ │ CTH-661 │ 00D8 │ pen/touch │ │ CTH-461 │ 00D2 │ pen/touch │ │ CTH-461 │ 00DA │ pen/touch │ │ CTH-661 │ 00D3 │ pen/touch │ │ CTH-661 │ 00DB │ pen/touch │ │ CTL-460 │ 00D4 │ pen only │ │ CTL-470 │ 00DD │ pen only │ │ CTL-660 │ 00D5 │ pen only │ │ CTH-470 │ 00DE │ pen only │ │ CTH-460 │ 00D6 │ pen/touch │ │ CTH-670 │ 00DF │ pen only │ └─────────┴──────┴────────────┘ └─────────┴──────┴────────────┘ The pen has 4 (CTH model) or 3 (CTL model) buttons. Use the pen tip (1st pen button) as mouse button 1. Use the lower pen button (2nd pen button) as mouse button 2. Use the upper pen button (3rd pen button) as mouse button 3. Use the eraser (4th pen button) to switch from pen to touch. The Wacom Bamboo (CTH and CTT model) has 4 keys. Use the upper key (1st expresskey) as mouse button 1. Use the key just above the light (2nd expresskey) as mouse button 2. Use the key just below the light (3rd expresskey) as mouse button 3. Use the lower key (CTH model) in combination with the key just above the light to switch from touch to pen. ┌────────────────────┐ │ Program Parameters ├───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── └────────────────────┘ C:\OS2\BOOT\BAMBOO.EXE /c /hN /wN /l /r /a /m /t All parameters are optional and may be specified in upper or lower case. Specify /c and the proper /hN and /wN parameters to work with precision. /c - correct aspect ratio. Requires proper /hN and /wN parameters. Reduces the active area on the tablet to match the display screen aspect ratio. Specify this parameter to get circles on the screen from circles on the tablet. /hN - height of the display screen in N pixels. Defaults to 800. Specify this parameter to get precision. Valid values for N are 32 to 32768. /wN - width of the display screen in N pixels. Defaults to 1280. Specify this parameter to get precision. Valid values for N are 32 to 32768. /l - mouse setup for left hand use. Default is mouse setup for right hand use. Specify this parameter when the mouse setup page indicates left handed. /r - expresskeys at the right side. Default is expresskeys at the left side. Specify this parameter when the tablet has its expresskeys at the right side. /a - touch in absolute mode. Default is touch in relative mode. Specify this parameter to move the pointer like a pen. /m - pen in relative mode. Default is pen in absolute mode. Specify this parameter to move the pointer like a mouse. /t - initial touch input. Default is initial pen input. Specify this parameter to accept touch input at first. ┌────────────────────┐ │ Special Parameters ├───────────────────────────────────────────────────────── └────────────────────┘ /bNNN - assign mouse buttons to pen buttons (CTH and CTL model). The 1st digit assigns mouse buttons to the 1st pen button. The 2nd digit assigns mouse buttons to the 2nd pen button. The 3rd digit assigns mouse buttons to the 3rd pen button. Default value is /b124. The pen tip acts as mouse button 1. The lower pen button acts as mouse button 2. The upper pen button acts as mouse button 3. ┌───┬─────────────────────────────┐ │ N │ valid assignment values │ ├───┼─────────────────────────────┤ │ 0 │ without mouse button action │ │ 1 │ acts as mouse button 1 │ │ 2 │ acts as mouse button 2 │ │ 3 │ acts as mouse button 1+2 │ │ 4 │ acts as mouse button 3 │ │ 5 │ acts as mouse button 1+3 │ │ 6 │ acts as mouse button 2+3 │ │ 7 │ acts as mouse button 1+2+3 │ └───┴─────────────────────────────┘ /kNNN - assign mouse buttons to expresskeys (CTH and CTT model). The 1st digit assigns mouse buttons to the 1st expresskey. The 2nd digit assigns mouse buttons to the 2nd expresskey. The 3rd digit assigns mouse buttons to the 3rd expresskey. Default value is /k124. The upper key acts as mouse button 1. The key just above the light acts as mouse button 2. The key just below the light acts as mouse button 3.

-=start of documentation=- README.1ST CONTENTS: 1. Introduction 2. Supported models 3. What is in the zip file? 4. Simple installation 5. My mouse setup explained 6. How my mouse becomes a pen 7. USBECD.SYS options 8. BAMBOO.EXE options 9. Button/Expresskey setup 10. Using your Bamboo 11. How To's 12. FAQ 13. POINTERL.ZIP and POINTERR.ZIP 14. Copyright 1. Introduction =============== This readme file describes how to install and use the Wacom Bamboo on your OS/2-eCS system. There are extra chapters for button/expresskey setup, special options, how to's and a FAQ. I strongly recommend to use a pen instead of a (standard) mouse in order to prevent Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). 2. Supported models =================== The following models are supported: Model ID Pen Touch Name and Suffix CTT-460 00D0 n/a yes Touch +/K0-F CTH-460 00D1 works works Pen & Touch +/K0-FA,+/K CTH-461 00D2 works works Fun +/K0-FA, +/S CTH-661 00D3 yes yes Fun +/K0-FA, +/S CTL-460 00D4 works n/a Pen +/K0-FB, +/K CTL-660 00D5 yes n/a Pen +/K0-F, +/K CTH-460 00D6 yes * New Pen & Touch +? CTH-461 00D7 yes * Special Edition +se CTH-661 00D8 yes * Comic +? CTH-461 00DA yes * Special Edition +se CTH-661 00DB yes * Special Edition +se CTL-470 00DD works n/a Pen +/K0-F, +/K; Connect CTH-470 00DE yes * Pen & Touch +/K0,+/K0-F; Fun +/K1,+/W1,+/P1; Comic +/K2,+/W2,+/P2 ; Capture; Manga +/S CTH-670 00DF yes * Pen & Touch +/K0,+/K0-F; Fun +/K1,+/W1; Comic +/K2,+/W2; Create Pen support has been implemented for all models with pen capability. Touch support has been partly implemented for models with touch capability. When it shows "works" in the table above then that particular model function has been successfully tested. When it shows "yes" in the table above then probably that particular model function will work successfully as well. When it shows "*" then touch for that model has not been implemented. Model numbers are in two parts, the first part is in column "Model" and the second part is the +suffix in column "Name and Suffix". To obtain a particular Model number, the "+" in the suffix has to be substituted by the first part. The suffix contains a color code: /K=Black, /S=Silver, /W=White, /P=Pink. Example: Model CTL-470 with Name and Suffix "Pen +/K0-F, +/K" describes two complete model numbers. These are CTL-470/K0-F and CTL-470/K. You will find one of those complete model numbers at the back of your tablet together with, for this example, "BAMBOO PEN" if you own such a CTL-470 tablet. 3. What is in the zip file? =========================== BAMBOO.EXE - Bamboo support program BAMBOO.ICO - Bamboo support program icon POINTERL.ZIP - Left handed system pointers for pen and touch POINTERR.ZIP - Right handed system pointers for pen and touch README.1ST - The file you reading right now. Graphics may be distorted when you are not using codepage 850 to view this file. USBECD.SYS - USB direct control device driver XSMOUSE.SYS - Access mouse device driver May be freely used and exchanged, as long as it is not modified. You may use this product solely at your own risk. I cannot be held responsible for any damages occurring due to your using this product. You may not lease, rent or sell this product to any other party. Have fun. 4. Simple installation ====================== Use your own boot drive letter instead of the ? shown below. Copy XSMOUSE.SYS, USBECD.SYS and BAMBOO.EXE to your ?:\OS2\BOOT directory. Look into your CONFIG.SYS file to determine which mouse device driver has been installed on your system. You may find AMOUSE.SYS or MOUSE.SYS and you need to add the STYPE=XSMOUSE$ parameter to that device driver statement and to insert the DEVICE=?:\OS2\BOOT\XSMOUSE.SYS device driver statement just above it. Insert also the DEVICE=?:\OS2\BOOT\USBECD.SYS /D:056A:00D#:01## /N:$BAMBOO$ device driver statement and the RUN=?:\OS2\BOOT\BAMBOO.EXE line below that. After that restart your system and the fun begins. For installing the system pointers look at the end of this documentation. The complete setup has been tested successfully in OS/2 Warp version 4.0 & fixpak 9 Dutch and eComStation version 1.2 Dutch, eComStation version 2.0 UK. USB drivers version IBM:10.162 or better need to be installed. 5. My mouse setup explained =========================== If you want seamless integration of the mouse in OS/2-eCS, OS/2-eCS sessions, Win-16/Win-OS/2 sessions and DOS sessions and you are going to use the Wacom Bamboo next to a mouse connected to a serial port or the PS/2 port, then you can still use IBM MOUSE.SYS with version 10.058 as an example. If you are going to use an USB mouse with the Wacom Bamboo or only the Wacom Bamboo then you need to upgrade to MOUSE.SYS and USBMOUSE.SYS version IBM:10.163 or AMOUSE version NB:2.7 or later. This is one part of my Config.sys. Your boot drive might be something else then C:, adjust to your needs. REM ** Mouse part for Wacom Bamboo ** DEVICE=C:\OS2\MDOS\VMOUSE.SYS DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\POINTDD.SYS DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\XSMOUSE.SYS DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\MOUSE.SYS STYPE=XSMOUSE$ REM ** End mouse part for Wacom Bamboo ** VMOUSE.SYS is necessary to use the mouse/pen in DOS/Win-16/Win-0S/2 sessions. POINTDD.SYS is necessary for providing mouse-pointer draw support. XSMOUSE.SYS is necessary to send absolute mouse/pen events into the system. MOUSE.SYS is the OS/2-eCS physical mouse driver. The STYPE option specifies an alternate physical driver. MOUSE.SYS can have different file names. This setup is needed in THIS ORDER if you want seamless integration of your Bamboo tablet in OS/2-eCS, OS/2-eCS sessions, Win-16/Win-OS/2 sessions and DOS sessions. Be aware that the driver doesn't work properly in full screen sessions of Win-16/Win-OS/2 due to the high resolution of the tablet. In order to use the pen properly in Win-16 session its best to use windowed sessions. However that window can be as large as the screen after it is started. Its good use to have a small link to OS/2-eCS, as an example the Xcenter or Ecenter bar, in case problems arise in the windowed session. 6. How my mouse becomes a pen ============================= The Wacom Bamboo Tablet is an USB device, so you must setup USB in the config.sys. I have the following two lines in my config.sys. Your boot drive might be something else then C:, adjust to your needs. DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\USBECD.SYS /D:056A:00D#:01## /N:$BAMBOO$ /V RUN=C:\OS2\BOOT\BAMBOO.EXE /options (see chapter 8. BAMBOO.EXE options) Next example shows WHERE you have to setup the two lines for the Wacom Bamboo. BASEDEV=USBHID.SYS DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\USBMOUSE.SYS REM ** Working setup on 14-08-2005 (Port oriented) ** BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /REMOVABLES:6 REM ** Support Wacom Bamboo ** REM ** Installed on 28-11-2011 ** REM ** Bamboo Pen is model CTL-460 ** REM ** USB part for Wacom Bamboo ** DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\USBECD.SYS /D:056A:00D#:01## /N:$BAMBOO$ /V RUN=C:\OS2\BOOT\BAMBOO.EXE /options (see chapter 8. BAMBOO.EXE options) REM ** End USB part for Wacom Bamboo ** Remark: You also need DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\USBMOUSE.SYS if you use your Wacom Bamboo without any other type of mouse. If you use next to the Wacom Bamboo a serial or PS/2 mouse then you don't need this line and you can delete it or you can place REM or rem before the line in the config.sys. 7. USBECD.SYS options ===================== DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\USBECD.SYS /D:056A:00D#:01## /N:$BAMBOO$ /S /V You need this line in your config.sys, the only options for you to decide are the parameters /S and /V. Remark: The device driver name is unique. It must be different to all other file, directory and driver names throughout your system. Check your system that there are no other files, directories or drivers with the name "$BAMBOO$". All parameters need to be in upper case. /S - Silence Mode, switch audible signal off. The default is audible signal switched on which results into a sharp beep if the tablet is connected or disconnected. /V - Verbose mode, displays information. Displays driver information during OS/2-eCS initialization. The default is no driver information displayed. 8. BAMBOO.EXE options ===================== RUN=C:\OS2\BOOT\BAMBOO.EXE /w00000 /h00000 /c /a /m /l /b000 /k000 /r /t With RUN= the program BAMBOO.EXE will be started from the config.sys. You can use the batchfile STARTUP.CMD as an alternative. Another solution is placing BAMBOO.EXE in the startup folder. I added BAMBOO.ICO for that. You can also use an OS/2 command session if you don't want to reboot and need to adjust the parameters every time for specific tasks. Have different setups for different tasks started with each of these tasks. Use Ctrl+Break to stop. The parameters can be used in each order and can be in lower or uppercase. There is no need to have spaces between the parameters, but with spaces its more clearly. The default value for a parameter is used if that parameter is not accepted or not specified. The following default values are used: - The monitor dimensions are set to /w1280 and /h800 - The tablet uses absolute mode (pen mode) when working with the pen. - The tablet uses relative mode (Mouse mode) when working with touch. - Tablet is set for working with the pen. (CTL and CTH models) - Status light and USB cable are on the left side. - The mouse buttons on the pen are set to /b124. - The expresskeys on the tablet are set to /k124. Remark: You cannot go wrong with the other parameters other than that it will behave different than what you had in mind. In such a case adjust parameter and boot or start again (depending on what solution you use). The following parameters are supported by BAMBOO.EXE /w00000 - Specifies the width or horizontal resolution of your monitor in pixels. There could be a difference between the specified resolution in the screen object and the technical dimensions of your monitor. You may use any value between /h32 and /h32768. You need to specify this parameter if you want to work precisely. The default value is /w1280. /h00000 - Specifies the height or vertical resolution of your monitor in pixels. There could be a difference between the specified resolution in the screen object and the technical dimensions of your monitor. You may use any value between /h32 and /h32768. You need to specify this parameter if you want to work precisely. The default value is /h800. /c - Correct aspect ratio. Parameter for correct use of scale proportions. Works only together with the parameters /w00000 and /h00000. Not used as default value. If the aspect ratios of the tablet (16:10) and the screen (4:3) differ and you use drawing programs and alike, then you have to use the /c parameter to force the correct scale proportions. When not used and the aspect ratios differ then drawing a circle on the tablet will not result in a circle on the screen but will give an ellips. /a - Absolute or pen mode for touch/finger. The position of the mouse pointer on the screen matches the position of the finger on the tablet. The default for touch/finger is the tablet set to relative mode or Mouse mode. (CTT and CTH models) /m - Mouse mode or relative mode for the pen. The position of the mouse pointer on the screen does not match the position of the pen on the tablet. The pen acts in the same way as a traditional mouse. The default for the pen is the tablet set to absolute mode or pen mode. (CTL and CTH models) /l - Undo left handed setup in the mouse object. When the mouse has been set to left handed, then the mouse button 1 and 2 presses seen by presentation manager applications will be exchanged. This parameter exchanges these mouse button presses beforehand. This effectively undoes the exchange for presentation manager. Remark: Full screen applications gets these reversed instead. Default is off/inactive. /b000 - Assigns mouse buttons to pen buttons. The 1st digit assigns the mouse button for the pen tip. The 2nd digit assigns the mouse button for the lower pen button and the 3rd digit assigns the mouse button for the upper pen button. Default value is /b124. The pen tip acts as mouse button 1. The lower pen button acts as mouse button 2 and the upper pen button acts as mouse button 3. (CTL and CTH models) The possible assignment values are 0 - No mouse button action 1 - Act as mouse button 1 2 - Act as mouse button 2 3 - Act as mouse button 1+2 4 - Act as mouse button 3 5 - Act as mouse button 1+3 6 - Act as mouse button 2+3 7 - Act as mouse button 1+2+3 See also chapter "9. Button/Expresskey setup". /k123 - Assigns mouse buttons to expresskeys. The 1st digit assigns the mouse button for the upper expresskey. The 2nd digit assigns the mouse button for the upper center expresskey and the 3rd digit assigns the mouse button for the lower center expresskey. Default value is /k124. The upper expresskey acts as mouse button 1. The upper center expresskey acts as mouse button 2 and the lower center express key acts as mouse button 3. (CTT and CTH models) The possible assignment values are 0 - No mouse button action 1 - Act as mouse button 1 2 - Act as mouse button 2 3 - Act as mouse button 1+2 4 - Act as mouse button 3 5 - Act as mouse button 1+3 6 - Act as mouse button 2+3 7 - Act as mouse button 1+2+3 See also chapter "9. Button/Expresskey setup". /r - specifies the orientation of the tablet. With /r the status light and USB cable are on the right side. The expresskeys ordering switch accordingly. The default is the status light and USB cable on the left side. (CTT and CTH models) expresskeys ordering (rotated) ┌──────────────────────────────────┐ │ ┌─────────────────────────┐ ▄▄ │ │ │ upper │ ██ 1 │ ┌─┤ │ │ ▄▄ │ │ │ │ upper center │ ██ 2 │ USB cable sleeve │ │ │ status light │ ══ ├─────────── │ │ │ lower center │ ██ 3 │ └─┤ │ │ ▀▀ │ │ │ lower │ ██ 4 │ │ └─────────────────────────┘ ▀▀ │ └──────────────────────────────────┘ expresskeys ordering (default) ┌──────────────────────────────────┐ │ ▄▄ ┌─────────────────────────┐ │ │ 1 ██ │ upper │ │ │ ▄▄ │ │ ├─┐ USB cable │ 2 ██ │ upper center │ │ │ ───────────┤ ══ │ status light │ │ │ sleeve │ 3 ██ │ lower center │ │ │ │ ▀▀ │ │ ├─┘ │ 4 ██ │ lower │ │ │ ▀▀ └─────────────────────────┘ │ └──────────────────────────────────┘ /t - Tablet is set to touch/finger input. Default is off/inactive. (CTT and CTH models) 9. Button/Expresskey setup ========================== The pen does have 3 (CTL models) or 4 (CTH models) buttons. The pen tip is button 1 and acts as mouse button 1. The lower pen button is button 2 and acts as mouse button 2. The upper pen button is button 3 and acts as mouse button 3. The eraser button is not recognized as a mouse button in OS/2-eCS and is given the function of switching to touch/finger input. buttons lower upper ╔═════════════════════════════════════╦═══════════════════╗─┐eraser tip ──┤░ 1 2 ███ ¦ ███████ 3 ║ BAMBOO 4 ║░│button ╚═════════════════════════════════════╩═══════════════════╝─┘(CTH) Use the /b000 parameter to assign mouse buttons to pen buttons differently. Examples: Specifying /b214 reverses the pen tip and the lower pen button and leaving the upper pen button unaffected. Remark: This will do the same as parameter /l. Specifying /b142 reverses the upper pen button (button 3) and the lower pen button (button 2). Specifying /b127 gives the upper pen button (button 3) the effect of using the left, right and middle mouse buttons together. Specifying /b120 deactivates the upper pen button (button 3). Using the upper button has no effect. The models with touch input (CTT and CTH models) have 4 expresskeys on the tablet. The upper key is expresskey 1 and acts as mouse button 1, the upper center key (above the light) is expresskey 2 and acts as mouse button 2. The lower center key (below the light) is expresskey 3 and acts as mouse button 3. The lower key, expresskey 4, is not recognized as a mouse button in OS/2-eCS and is given the function of switching to pen input when used in combination with the upper center key. expresskeys ordering (default) ┌──────────────────────────────────┐ │ ▄▄ ┌─────────────────────────┐ │ │ 1 ██ │ upper │ │ │ ▄▄ │ │ ├─┐ USB cable │ 2 ██ │ upper center │ │ │ ───────────┤ ══ │ status light │ │ │ sleeve │ 3 ██ │ lower center │ │ │ │ ▀▀ │ │ ├─┘ │ 4 ██ │ lower │ │ │ ▀▀ └─────────────────────────┘ │ └──────────────────────────────────┘ Use the /k123 parameter to assign mouse buttons to expresskeys differently. Examples: Specifying /k127 gives the expresskey 3 the effect of using the left, right and middle mouse buttons together. Specifying /k120 deactivates expresskey 3. Using the expresskey has no effect. 10. Using your Bamboo ===================== The Wacom Bamboo CTH models have two ways of using the tablet. You can use the pen or touch (ie your finger), but not both together at the same time. On top of the pen there is an eraser button. Due to the nature of the driver setup this button can not be used as eraser, therefore it is given the function of switching to touch/finger input. For switching to touch input turn the pen upside down and gently push in the pen area on the tablet. The light changes from colour. You can now use your finger for input. On the tablet you can use the expresskeys 2 and 4 simultaneously to switch back to pen input. Again the light changes colour. There is no need for rebooting. Remark: When using this function you have to remember that by default the pen is set to absolute mode and the finger is set to relative mode. If you feel not comfortable with this setup you can use the /m parameter to set the pen to relative mode or use the /a parameter to set the touch/finger to absolute mode. 11. How to's ============ How to use a pen? (CTL & CTH) ----------------------------- If you are going from a mouse to a pen you will experience some clumsiness. That's because you still thinking in mouse movements with a standard mouse. Your mouse pointer is somewhere on the screen and bringing it to an other point you have to move the mouse to another location on the table. With a pen its going totally different. You point directly on the item with the mouse pointer, there is no dragging from hardware on a table. Don't look at the tablet but look at the screen. Familiarise yourself with the pen and go over the tablet in each direction, watch the mouse pointer on the screen. Soon you can point exactly the point you had in mind and you are going to wonder how you did it before. How to drag objects with a pen? (CTL & CTH) ------------------------------------------- This is not any different than with a standard mouse. Only the buttons are on a different place. Go over the object you want to drag to another position. Don't touch the tablet with the pen tip, it has to be free from the tablet. Push button 2 on the pen, this is the lower button, and keep it pushed or down. Now drag the object to another position and release button 2. How to drag objects with the finger? (CTT & CTH) ------------------------------------------------ This is not any different than with a standard mouse. Only the buttons are on a different place. Go over the object you want to drag to another position. Push, with your other hand, button 2 on the tablet, this is the upper center button, and keep it pushed or down. Now drag the object with your finger to a new position and release button 2. How to drag multiple objects with a pen/finger? (CTL/CTT & CTH) --------------------------------------------------------------- This is not any different than with a standard mouse. Only the buttons are on a different place. Set the pen tip next to a object icon. Hold down the pen on the tablet and move it. You will see an elastic box drawn around all the icons if you go to the last object icon. Release the pen tip, ie move the pen up so that the pen tip is free (a millimeter or so will do). Push button 2 on the pen, this is the lower button, and keep it pushed or down. Now drag the marked objects to another position and release button 2. To unmark the objects push the pen tip next to a marked object icon. With the finger you need two hands, one for pushing the expresskeys and one for on the tablet. Now you use your finger instead of the pen. Expresskey 1 (upper button) acts in the same way as the pen tip. How to mark and copy text from the screen with a pen? (CTL & CTH) ----------------------------------------------------------------- Set the mouse pointer just before the first character you want to copy. If you use one of the new penpointers you will see two small red arrows just above and below the line. Set the pen tip down on the tablet. Now mark the text by moving the pen. Raise the pen tip from the tablet, just a millimeter or so. Push button 2, the lower button on the pen. You will see a pop-up menu with all available actions. Release button 2. What you can do from here is up to the program. So don't be surprised if the contents of this menu do differ from program to program. Look for the menu item "copy". Go with the pen tip, still free from the tablet, to the choice "copy". Push with the pen on "copy". It will change colour as a sign that the action has taken place. The popup menu will disappear. Now go to another location in your text. Set your mouse pointer to the exact location where you want your first character of the copied text. Don't touch the tablet with your pen tip. Now push short button 2 and you will see again the pop-up menu. Go with your pen to the menu item "paste". Push with the pen on the menu item, it will change color. The pop-up menu will disappear and the copied text will appear on the pointed location. You can use copy and paste text in any windowed session, even if the application doesn't know what this is! How to mark and copy text from the screen with a finger? (CTT & CTH) -------------------------------------------------------------------- You can do this with one hand, but with two its more easier. Set the mouse pointer just before the first character you want to copy. Push button 1 and keep it pushed or down. Mark with your finger the text. Release button 1. See that your marked text stays marked (most times the background does have a different colour). Now push button 2, the upper center button. You will see a pop-up menu with all available actions. The contents of this menu do differ from program to program. Look for the menu item "copy". Go with your finger to the button or word "copy". Push button 1, the popup menu will disappear. Now go to another location in your text. Set your mouse pointer to the exact location where you want your first character of the copied text. Push button 2. The popup menu will appear. Go with your finger to the menu item "paste". Now push button 1. The pop-up menu will disappear and the copied text will appear on the pointed location. You can use copy and paste text in any windowed session, even if the application doesn't know what this is! Of course this is some kind of exercise, as soon as you have marked the text you can copy and paste in most programs with Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V or Ctrl-Insert and Shift-Insert. 12. FAQ ======= Q: Is there an installation program for the Wacom Bamboo? A: No. We wanted to make it as small and easy(!) as possible. Q: My tablet is not recognized! A: There is a possibility that you have a tablet with new ID's we didn't know of. With USB Device Monitor program you can get a report with the correct Product ID. The USB Device Monitor is probably in your Utilities map. Start the program. Click on the line with "Wacom Co., Ltd.". Use the right mouse button and click on the window with "View Device Report". Look for values Vendor ID, Product ID and Device Release#. Note down the numbers exact as they appear, it is in hexadecimal notation. Look for the line DEVICE=USBECD.SYS /D:056A:00D#:01## /N:$BAMBOO$ /V in your config.sys file. The /D parameter consists of three parts. The number from Vendor ID goes to the 1ste part, the number from Product ID goes to the 2nd part and the number from Device Release# goes to the 3rd part. Reboot, your tablet must be recognized by now. Q: Can I setup the Wacom Bamboo with a Bamboo object? A: No, there is no graphical user interface program for setting up all kinds of parameters. The experience with such programs is that you use it only once or twice for adjusting your settings and never touch it again! So no developer time has been spent on a graphical user interface. Q: Can I use pressure with the pen? A: No, there is no parameter for setting the pressure. The tablet does recognize pressure, but the mouse drivers have no knowledge about pressure. Therefore pressure support has not been implemented. Q: Why can't I use pen and touch simultaneously (CTH models)? A: The pen function becomes unreliable if also touch is active due to the high sensitivity of the Wacom Bamboo. There is a big chance that you will touch the tablet with a part of your hand or the sleeve of your shirt. The tablet does respond to these signals which would result in changing the position of the mouse pointer on the screen. Q: Can I assign special functions to pen buttons or expresskeys? A: No, only those presented in this documentation will work. There are no options for mapping actions of the Workplace Shell to pen buttons or expresskeys. We did experiment, but due to the nature of OS/2-eCS and the implementation of the driver, this became an unreliable choice. Functions may be set in the mouse object and these will also be valid for the Wacom Bamboo. The settings for a separate mouse and the Wacom Bamboo are the same. Q: Why can't I use multiple fingers when the tablet is in touch mode? A: During testing we found that tapping or using more fingers than one did give unreliable results due to great differences in pressure. Therefore tapping or more fingers is not supported. Q: Why do I need to setup the mouse if I want only the Wacom Bamboo? A: OS/2 and eComStation uses one physical mouse driver. This is a "mouse.sys" which can be from different vendors and can have different file names. On top of the mouse driver you need POINTDD.SYS for providing mouse pointer support. And on top of that you need VMOUSE.SYS for the DOS / Win-16 / Win-OS/2 sessions. USB mice and thus the Wacom Bamboo are redirected to the "mouse.sys". For the Wacom Bamboo this is done with XSMOUSE.SYS. To let "mouse.sys" know that we use a different "mouse" you have to add the parameter STYPE=XSMOUSE$. The Wacom Bamboo driver sends all data through XSMOUSE.SYS to the "mouse.sys". If the Wacom Bamboo is the only pointing device than you also need USBMOUSE.SYS. Q: Can I use my mouse with the Wacom Bamboo? A: Yes, there are no restrictions on the number of mice in OS/2-eCS. You can use other mice with the Bamboo tablet setup. Mice connected to the serial or PS/2 port will most likely function without alteration of their setup. Q: I use a laptop, can I boot without the tablet connected? A: Yes, you can connect or disconnect the tablet at any time. You will hear a sharp beep when you connect or disconnect the tablet, unless you specified the /S parameter of USBECD.SYS during installation. After (re-)connect you can use your tablet almost immediately. Q: Can I use other pointers with the Wacom Bamboo? A: Yes, enclosed are right handed and left handed pen pointers. Detailed information how to set up can be found in chapter "13. POINTERL.ZIP and POINTERR.ZIP". 13. POINTERL.ZIP and POINTERR.ZIP ================================= Using a tablet I discovered that the standard mouse pointer is not that handy when you use a pen. You do point more accurate with a pen, so why not adjust the mouse pointer to a pen pointer. These two zip files contain a complete set of new pen pointers for the Wacom Bamboo. - POINTERL.ZIP is for left handed users. - POINTERR.ZIP is for right handed users. Create a subdirectory within C:\OS2\POINTERS directory. Your drive might be something else than C:, adjust to your needs. Unzip one of the zip files in the newly created subdirectory. You should NOT rename the files. These pointers MUST have the following names; - ARROW.PTR - ILLEGAL.PTR - MOVE.PTR - SIZENESW.PTR - SIZENS.PTR - SIZENWSE.PTR - SIZEWE.PTR - TEXT.PTR - WAIT.PTR Extra files for Icon Editor utility; - ILLEGAL.PAL - PENAANWIJZERS.PAL These two additional *.PAL files are needed in case you want to adjust the pointers with the Icon Editor utility. Go to your System Setup folder and choose the Mouse object. You can configure a number of options for the mouse pointer. Go to the Pointers tab. Select the button Load set... and choose your new created subdirectory. Click OK. If you don't like the pointers you can always choose another set or if you feel the need to, you can develop your own pointers with Icon Editor utility. I use the left handed set and I haven't changed it for more than 6 years. So give it some time to get used to. The arrow is a representation of the pen from my previous model tablet. The pen from the Bamboo tablets are white, silver or black and I tried all in the same size as the present arrow. However, the colours white and black do blend too easy with the background. But if you feel the need to change, go for it. 14. Copyright ============= BAMBOO.EXE - W.M. Brul BAMBOO.ICO - J. Nijenhuis POINTERL.ZIP - J. Nijenhuis POINTERR.ZIP - J. Nijenhuis README.1ST - J. Nijenhuis/W.M. Brul USBECD.SYS - W.M. Brul XSMOUSE.SYS - W.M. Brul -=end of documentation=-

Wacom IV and V Tablet driver Requirements: emi.sys (included with Pen for OS/2.) 1. Installation (1) Extract the emi.sys included with Pen for OS/2. (2) Copy emi.sys and pendd.sys to the installation directory. (3) Add the following two lines to your config.sys: DEVICE=drive:\path\PENDD.SYS DEVICE=drive:\path\EMI.SYS Note that these lines must come before MOUSE.SYS Example: DEVICE=D:\TABLET\PENDD.SYS DEVICE=D:\TABLET\EMI.SYS DEVICE=D:\OS2\BOOT\MOUSE.SYS (4) Reboot (5) Create program objects for W1.exe and W2.exe. (6) Connect a tablet. (7) Start program using the program object. (8) Choose COM port and connection speed, and click the Enable button. The tablet is active once the status indicator changes from red to green. The tablet can also be enabled automatically after a reboot by specifying the parameters /C /E in the program object, and placing its shadow in the startup folder. 2. Options The following options are available when using W1.exe. (1) Pen pressure can be changed using the Threshold menu on the General page. It is necessary to use End/Disable once to apply the changes. (2) When using a mouse, either absolute or relative coordinates may be chosen by checking or unchecking the Absolute check box on the Cursor page. This change is reflected immediately if the table is Enabled. (3) The Cursor page can be used only with the Intuos 4D Mouse. (4) The Function page can be used only with the Intuos i-600. Other models are not supported, because when they are used the Function box coordinates are unknown 3. Parameters (1) W1.exe W1 [/C] [/E] [/P:{1..9}] [/S:{9600|19200|38400}] [] Optional {} Choose a value /C Start minimized /E Connect to tablet at start /P: Number of the COM port to connect to If not specified, the port number defaults to the one last chosen. /S: Connection speed If not specified, the speed defaults to the one last chosen. (2) W2.exe W2 [/E] [/P:{1..9}] [/S:{9600|19200|38400}] [/A] [/T:{0..100}] [/I:{0..100}] [] Optional {} Choose a value /E Connect to tablet at start /P: Number of COM port to connect to /S: Connection speed /A: Float on top /T: Pen threshold setting (Default is 3) /I: Display position (Specify the x-coordinate as a percentage from the left. Default is 13) 4. Notes (1) If the PEN or CURSOR is placed on the tablet and left there for a while, the mouse cursor may become unresponsive. To resolve this, lift the PEN or CURSOR up from the tablet. 5. Other (1) The programs have only been tested using the following two tablet models: GD-0608-R00,V1.2-7 KT-0405-R00 V1.3-3 However, it is likely that this driver can be used with any tablet that uses the Wacom IV or V protocols. Please let us know of any success stories, and be sure to include the tablet model number and size. These are displayed on the General page. =================================================================== masami@1drop.net

------------------------------------- - WACOM Graphire Tablet Driver --- ------------------------------------- This is WACOM Graphire Tablet device dependant OS/2 driver (serial model) It supports both Graphire Pen & Mouse and emulates usual 3-button serial mouse. --------------------------------- - Status of the program ------ --------------------------------- WACOM Graphire Tablet OS/2 Driver is Freeware. ----------------------- - Limitations ------ ----------------------- The driver is in early stage of its life, so many features are not yet implemented. But it works! I was waiting for someone who whould make it during a year. And it appears to be me... Isn't it ironic, don't you think? Just a list of several things I'm aware of: 1. Both Pen & Mouse work only in absolute mode. (ok, I'll make relative mode soon) 2. No scrolling mouse wheel support (hmm, I'll fix this as soon as I dip into the docs) 3. No buttons reassignment (er..) 4. No "Key-maps" support as seen in Windows driver (hmm..) 5. Incorrect work in some DOS-sessions, depending on video mode. (It's not my guilt. It seems IBM routine of absoluteXY-to-screenXY conversion can't determine video mode, so I can't use my lovely Autodesk Animator Pro *;(( I suppose, relative mode will help) 6. No USB tablet support (er.. Yes! If you present me USB tablet or $99 I believe USB driver can come to the life. Though, there is a small chance I'll try to make it without the device. It depends...) 7. No Pressure-level-to-button-click selection, only default value now. (coming soon) 8. No working area customization as seen in Windows driver (may be, may be...) 9. [Fill yourself] (Yes! Almost done *;)) ------------------------ - Installation ------ ------------------------ Place graphire.sys in any suitable directory, for example \OS2\BOOT Find in your config.sys a string with MOUSE.SYS device driver (typically DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\MOUSE.SYS) Place string DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\GRAPHIRE.SYS before the line with MOUSE.SYS Add TYPE=GRAPHIR$ parameter after MOUSE.SYS So, the whole picture should look like this: ... DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\GRAPHIRE.SYS DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\MOUSE.SYS TYPE=GRAPHIR$ ... Graphire driver uses COM1 by default. If you have you tablet attached to a different COM port, just specify parameter SERIAL=COMn after GRAPHIRE.SYS for example: DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\GRAPHIRE.SYS SERIAL=COM2 DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\MOUSE.SYS TYPE=GRAPHIR$ That's all. Then you need to reboot your computer. ----------------- - Usage ------ ----------------- Just use your Graphire tablet set as usual *;) Pen is much more useful than mouse. To get its best you can download 'Hot Scroll' program from http://www.step.polymtl.ca/~guardia/hotscroll.php So you can assign one of the Pen side-switch buttons to scroll-mode. ------------------ - Author ------ ------------------ Gleb Mazursky Project web page: http://ecomstation.ru/graphire Any thanks, thoughts, bugs reports and donations are welcome *;)) --------------------------------------------------------------------

INSTALLING WACOM TABLET AN OS/2 PENPM MACHINE DIP SWITCHES CAN BE CHANGED TO UP THE DATA RATE. When the pinstall program requests a drive and directory, for the PenPM device driver, enter this drive and directory. Depending on the version of pinstall.exe the driver may or may not install correctly. If it does not install properly, follow the instructions below This driver was tested with a PL100V, SD-510, ArtPad, UD-0608, and SD-42x tablets. It 'should' work with other wacom tablets. Let me know if it does not and I will fix it. * * dip switches on the 510 or 42x to binary and 19200 baud * as derscribed below * * baud rate: +19200 -9600 * \ / * binary \ / * / / * + + - - - - - - + + ? - - - - + + + + + + + - - You can also install the driver for the wacom SD-510C from the IBM disks and modify your config.sys file as described below. Copy the file wacomos2.sys from this disk to the hard drive. Modify the OS2 config.sys file so that the line that says "DEVICE=C:\.....\PENDD.SYS" points to the wacomos2.sys file from this disk. Modify the "TYPE=" argument, so it reads "TYPE=" TABLET_NUMBER. TABLET_NUMBER is defined below for all different tablets: SD 510 1 SD 420 2 SD 320 3 SD 310 4 SD 210 5 SD 110 6 SD 113 7 SD 010 8 SD 013 9 10 // reserved MS 2000 11 // untested PL 100V 12 // at standard resolution PL 200V 13 // at standard resolution PL 102V 14 // at standard resolution PL 100V 15 // at European resolution 16 // reserved 17 // reserved UD 0608 18 ArtPad 19 20 // reserved 21 // reserved 22 // reserved UD 1212 23 UD 1218 24 If you will be using a wacom pressure stylus on an SD tablet, add an argument to the "DEVICE=.....\WACOMOS2.SYS" "PRESS=1". Otherwise the driver expects a non pressure stylus. If you will be using a wacom tablet on Comm2 add another argument to this line: "COMM=2". Otherwise the driver expects the tablet to be on Comm1. If you will be using a wacom tablet at 9600 baud add another argument to this line: "BAUD=1". Otherwise the driver expects the tablet to be configured for 19200 baud. Re-boot OS/2. Pressure readings from the tablet should be available to PenPM programmers according to IBM specs. Direct any questions about setup or driver updates to Tom Picard at Wacom Technology (206)750-8884 ext 141. Fax (296) 750-8924.