(If you are using a USB hub, verify that it is self-powered. Connect the other end of the USB cable to an open USB port on the computer. Connect the USB cable to the Roll-Up III. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Connect the stylus pen (or 4/16 button cursor) to the digitizer (shown as Transducer (POINTER) in the Roll-Up III Connector Panel image). It is my most sincere hope that someone here may have a bit more of a clue as to what I'm doing wrong than I obviously do. I can't even set the buttons that weren't initially assigned to anything. I open the CUI editor and look under the mouse button settings and sure enough the settings there correspond to the actions I get when I try to use the mouse, but the problem now is that no matter how I change those button assignments in the CUI editor, the mouse keeps performing the default actions. Corded 2-Button Click Tip Pen for Large Format Super L VI and DrawingBoard VI Digitizers ONLY. What I did manage to glean from this pseudo-conversation was that the WinTab settings get superceded by AutoCAD's settings (the button assignments I set in WinTab worked fine in the Windows environment, but ceased as soon as I opened AutoCAD.), so I finally think I'm getting somewhere. I called and spoke with someone in New Delhi at Calcomp's support line and was informed that they can only support the device, not actually making it work with my software. The pen works, and it's great for physical parts, but can be somewhat sloppy working with paper patterns where I'd rather have the mouse. It came with a pen and a 16 button mouse and runs via WinTab.Īfter much cursing and banging of heads we finally got it up and running, but despite everything I've tried I cannot get the 16 button mouse working in AutoCAD 2007. Our departments old franken-tizer finally died the final death a couple of months ago and we purchased a GTCO Calcomp Super LVI ( ) to replace it.

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