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Changing the Frequency of the Cordless Pen
Press both side buttons and the tip simultaneously and hold for approxi-
mately three seconds.
To return to the default frequency, repeat the above process. When you
replace the pen batteries, the pen resets to the default frequency.
Changing the Frequency of a Corded Transducer
You must use the Menu Strip to change the frequency of the corded
transducers (see the
Setting corded frequency
option in the
Tablet Op-
tions
section).
Tablet Checklist
Is the tablet power supply plugged into the digitizer and into a live
outlet?
Is the tablet power switch On?
Does the Indicator light glow steadily when the transducer is in prox
inside the Active Area? Does it blink when the transducer is outside
the Active Area?
The Indicator light will blink if the transducer has gone into Sleep
Mode. Press any button on the transducer to activate it. If the Indica-
tor light continues to blink and the transducer is in the Active Area,
change the transducer’s battery.
Are all cable connections seated properly?
Is the communications cable (either USB or serial) connected to both
the digitizer and the computer? Check that the cable is connected to
the serial port specified in your software package.
Is the transducer cable connected to the digitizer?
Is the tablet set up according to the software recommendations?
Are any of the connector cables or receptacles damaged? Check for
bent pins, cut insulation, and loose wires.
Computer Checklist
Is the computer plugged into a live outlet? Did you turn on the com-
puter?
Does the computer work with any of your software? Try one of your
other programs. If the computer has a diagnostic diskette, use it.
Is your software package installed correctly?
If your communications connection is USB, does the USB port work?
If serial, does the serial port work? The only way to test the port
without special equipment is to reinstall something that has worked in
the past and see if it still works.
Have there been any recent electrical storms in your area that may
have damaged your equipment?
Troubleshooting