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UC Logic are part of the Sysero Group. At UC Logic we specialise in creating customisations for the iManage document management system. These customisations are either packaged products or we can custom develop solutions if you have some more specific requirements. About Us Since its inception in 1996, UC-Logic Technology Corp. Has been dedicated to the design and manufacture of pen input devices, such as graphics tablets, and tablet modules for tablet PCs. Artisul P604 ve P906 Uyumlu Grafik Tablet Kalemi (UC-LOGIC-P57A).
- Wrestling to get Windows 8 and the tablet driver to play nice on my particular Lenovo did not work one bit, even with the advice from here, Lenovo, Monoprice and UC-Logic combined. Since I gave up on 8 and went back to 7, I haven't had any problems with the tablet driver/keyboard conflict previously described.
- The bundled driver software is the same version as the downloadable driver on the UC Logic, Panda City, and Yiynova websites, so use whatever is most convenient. A quick note about drivers. Like with Monoprice tablets, I recommend installing drivers before plugging the tablet in, especially in Windows.
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spbnick released this
Important changes since v7 release:
- Rework the UC-Logic driver to support the new Huion tablets, while keeping
support of all the other tablets. This brings support for at least the following
Huion tablets: H430P, H640P, H950P, and Huion New 1060 Plus.
Thank you to Björn Paetzel and Andrey Zabolotnyi for initial
implementation and figuring out proximity detection, to Huion for tablet
samples and financing the work, and to all the users for testing and bug
reports! - Add support for Ugee G5.
Thank you for the tablet sample and financing, Neoblast Inc.! - Add support for XP-Pen Deco 01.
Thank you for the initial implementation and testing, kodkuce! - Add 'dkms_install' and 'dkms_uninstall' targets to the Makefile.
These should be used now for installing and uninstalling the
driver on all non-Debian based distros, as well as for installing and
uninstalling the development versions of the driver. Use 'install' and
'uninstall' only if those didn't work (and report your issue). - Add 'dist' target to the Makefile for building tarballs for external
packaging. Thank you, Hai Hoang Dang! - Various documentation fixes and improvements.
Please be aware that if you have Secure Boot enabled, you will need to either
disable it, or to sign the installed drivers, before they will be permitted to
load.
This page will be the home of the XInput driver for the SuperPen serial port tablets.
I own a Superpen PP-6045 and decided that I would like to use it under my prefered operating system, Linux. Thus I have embarked on a project to support the UC-Logic Superpen serial port tablets. UC-Logic has been extremely helpful and provided me with the serial port specifications for this tablet. Apparently all their serial port tablets speak this same protocol, so this will hopefully support many more tablets in the future. |
Current Status
09/07/2001
One user, one bug. :-) I found an issue which would have prevented it working with older versions of XFree than 4.1.0. That should be fixed, but I am unable to test. Please let me know of your success or failure!
Also note that I've opened a SourceForge project and I will eventually move all my work Here.
23/06/2001
Well, I've found that if I set Pmin to 2 and Pmax to 511 in the XF86Config file, pressure seems to work reasonably well. I've tested it with gsumi and it works, so it should work with The Gimp and any other application that uses the XInput architecture. Please let me know if you find this not to be the case.
What's Working:
Wp5540 Software
- Basic X & Y co-ordinates
- Buttons & tip detection
- Pressure.
What still needs work:
- Testing.
- Installation & Makefile
- USB Tablet Support
21/06/2001
UPDATE 2!
With the help of the Digital Edge driver I was able to get the Superpen driver hacked together within a few hours of my first compile! WO-HOO! Note that this driver is very, very alpha. I take no responsibility for any of my stupid mistakes that may fubar your system. If you use it, there's a partial XF86Config file in the archive which will show how to set it up. You may want to turn the debug value down to 0 if you don't want a huge logfile.
What's Working:
- Basic X & Y co-ordinates
- Buttons & tip detection
What still needs work:
- Pressure.
- Testing.
- Installation & Makefile
- USB Tablet Support
If you make use of this driver, PLEASE drop me a line and let me know what your experience is like. Feel free to submit patches or anything else. I'm new at this and to be honest I haven't looked at more than 40% of the driver as it stands.
UPDATE
It appears that the XInput driver for the Aiptek Hyperpen 6000 is within 2 bytes of the protocol for Superpen tablets. I may be able to get it working in fairly short order...
I am still writing alpha1 of the driver. I have been able to decode the output of the tablet and make sense of the co-ordinate data, button data and pressure data.
Currently I am trying to work out what is necessary for me to implement the XInput architecture. There seems to be a lack of documentation on the issue, so I am using the Wacom tablet driver as a guide. I hope to be able to get basic co-ordinate input working this weekend.
Anyone who is interested in this driver or who has knowledge which may be of assistance is encouraged to Contact Me.