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==Displays System Preferences==
 
==Displays System Preferences==
# The arrangement of the 2 computer displays and the Movink can be changed form the Displays pane in the System Settings
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=== Open the Displays System Setting ===
# Go to the Apple icon in the top left corner of the display and choose System Preferences.
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# Go to the Apple icon in the top left corner of the display and choose System Settings.
# Click '''Displays''' in the second row.
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# Click '''Displays''' in on the left.
# Click the '''Arrangement''' tab.
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# The Movink is labeled '''Wacom DTH135.'''
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=== Arrange the Displays ===
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# Click the '''Arrange button'''
 
# There are 3 rectangles, one for each monitor.   
 
# There are 3 rectangles, one for each monitor.   
 
# Clicking on a rectangle will cause a red border to appear on the corresponding monitor.
 
# Clicking on a rectangle will cause a red border to appear on the corresponding monitor.
 
# Click and drag a rectangle to reposition the displays.
 
# Click and drag a rectangle to reposition the displays.
 
# The arrangement of these rectangles will determine how the mouse flows between monitors.
 
# The arrangement of these rectangles will determine how the mouse flows between monitors.
# Usually, it's best to arrange the Cintiq's rectangle underneath the computer's monitors, but you can choose whatever arrangement works best for you.
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# Usually, it's best to arrange the Movinks's rectangle underneath the computer's monitors, but you can choose whatever arrangement works best for you.
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# Click '''Done'''.
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=== Set the Resolution ===
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* Click '''Wacom DTH135.'''
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* The default resolution is 960 x 540
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* You can select 1920 x 1080 to get more space on the display.
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== Movink Settings ==
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===Customizing the Settings===
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==== Open Wacom Center ====
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# Open the '''Applications''' folder.
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# Open the '''Wacom Tablet''' folder.
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# Open '''Wacom Center.'''
  
==Wacom Tablet System Preference Pane==
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==== Open the Online Help ====
===Calibrating===
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# In the top right of the '''Wacom Center''' app click '''Help'''.
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#Select '''User Help''' and the manual will open in a web browser.
  
==== When the pen touches the tablet, it will ask to "calibrate your pen" ====
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==== Changing settings ====
# Click '''Calibrate''' and the '''Wacom Tablet''' System Preference will open.
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# On the left side of the Wacom Center app choose the type of settings to modify.
# For '''Monitor,''' choose '''Cintiq 13HD,''' and click '''Calibrate'''
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# Modify the settings as needed
# On the tablet, follow the directions that appear on the the screen.
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====Other Tablet Settings====
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=== Backing Up and Restoring Settings ===
* You can change any other settings as needed.
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* You will need to reset any custom settings each time you log into a computer.
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====Rocker Ring====
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==== Open Wacom Tablet Utility ====
* The round dial on the left of the tablet is called the rocker ring.
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# Open the '''Applications''' folder.
* The top button is undo
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# Open the '''Wacom Tablet''' folder.
* The left is precision mode.
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# Open '''Wacom Tablet Utility'''.
** This will highlight a rectangle around the pen and the pen will move at a slower speed.
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* The bottom is the '''Command''' key.
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* The right is '''Display Toggle'''.
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** Display toggle moves the pen between monitors.
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** Pressing it will toggle the pen between drawing on the 2 computer displays and the tablet.
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==== Backup Settings ====
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# Select Current User.
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# Click '''Backup'''.
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# The '''Save As''' dialog will open.
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# Enter a name.
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# Browse to the desktop.
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# Click '''Save'''.
  
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==== Restore Settings ====
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# Select Current User.
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# Click '''Restore'''.
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# The '''Open''' dialog will open.
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# Select the backup file.
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# Click '''Open'''.
 
[[Category:Multimedia Lab]]
 
[[Category:Multimedia Lab]]
  
 
[[Category:Photoland]]
 
[[Category:Photoland]]

Latest revision as of 10:09, 17 October 2024

Movink Pen Displays

  • The Movink's are drawing tablets and computer displays in one unit. You can draw instantaneously through the touch screen on the Movink monitor.
  • Media Services has 4 Movink tablets.
    • 2 are in the Digital Imaging Studio in Photoland.
    • 2 are in in Multimedia Lab.
  • Ask the lab aides in the Multimedia Lab or Photoland about access.
  • They are for use in the labs.

Connecting the Movinks

  1. There is one USB-C cable to connect to to the computers.
  2. Plug the USB-C cable into an empty USB-C port on the back of the Mac Studios.
  3. The front ports of the Mac Studios will not work with the Movinks.

Displays System Preferences

Open the Displays System Setting

  1. Go to the Apple icon in the top left corner of the display and choose System Settings.
  2. Click Displays in on the left.
  3. The Movink is labeled Wacom DTH135.

Arrange the Displays

  1. Click the Arrange button
  2. There are 3 rectangles, one for each monitor.
  3. Clicking on a rectangle will cause a red border to appear on the corresponding monitor.
  4. Click and drag a rectangle to reposition the displays.
  5. The arrangement of these rectangles will determine how the mouse flows between monitors.
  6. Usually, it's best to arrange the Movinks's rectangle underneath the computer's monitors, but you can choose whatever arrangement works best for you.
  7. Click Done.

Set the Resolution

  • Click Wacom DTH135.
  • The default resolution is 960 x 540
  • You can select 1920 x 1080 to get more space on the display.

Movink Settings

Customizing the Settings

Open Wacom Center

  1. Open the Applications folder.
  2. Open the Wacom Tablet folder.
  3. Open Wacom Center.

Open the Online Help

  1. In the top right of the Wacom Center app click Help.
  2. Select User Help and the manual will open in a web browser.

Changing settings

  1. On the left side of the Wacom Center app choose the type of settings to modify.
  2. Modify the settings as needed

Backing Up and Restoring Settings

Open Wacom Tablet Utility

  1. Open the Applications folder.
  2. Open the Wacom Tablet folder.
  3. Open Wacom Tablet Utility.

Backup Settings

  1. Select Current User.
  2. Click Backup.
  3. The Save As dialog will open.
  4. Enter a name.
  5. Browse to the desktop.
  6. Click Save.

Restore Settings

  1. Select Current User.
  2. Click Restore.
  3. The Open dialog will open.
  4. Select the backup file.
  5. Click Open.