Wacom One Small Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet User Manual

Introduction

The Wacom One Small Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet is a compact and versatile input device designed for digital creativity, photo editing, and design tasks. It offers flexible connectivity options and a natural pen-on-paper feel, making it suitable for various users and applications.

Key features include:

• Compact design with a 6.0” x 3.7” active area.
• Wireless Bluetooth or wired USB-C connectivity.
• Battery-free pen with Wacom EMR technology and customizable shortcut buttons.
• Broad compatibility with PC (Windows), Mac (macOS), Chromebook (Chrome OS), and Android devices.
• Access to the Wacom Adventure Program, including creative software and training.

What's in the Box

Verify that all components are present in your Wacom One Small Bluetooth Graphics Drawing Tablet package:

• 1 x Pen tablet
• 1 x Digital Pen
• 1 x USB-C to C L shape cable
• 10 x POM nibs (replacement pen tips)
• 1 x Nib remover tool

Setup Guide

1. Connect Your Tablet

The Wacom One tablet offers two connection methods: Bluetooth for wireless use and USB-C for wired connection.

Image: Wacom One tablet demonstrating USB-C and Bluetooth connectivity, highlighting compatibility with multiple operating systems.

Wired Connection (USB-C)

1. Connect one end of the provided USB-C to C cable to the Wacom One tablet.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to an available USB-C port on your computer or Android device.
3. If your device only has USB-A ports, you may need a USB-A adapter (not included).

Wireless Connection (Bluetooth)

1. Ensure your Wacom One tablet is charged or connected via USB-C initially.
2. Turn on Bluetooth on your computer or Android device.
3. Put the Wacom One tablet into pairing mode (refer to the device's quick start guide for specific button presses, usually a power button or dedicated Bluetooth button).
4. On your computer or device, search for and select the Wacom One tablet from the list of available Bluetooth devices to pair.

2. Install Drivers and Software

For optimal performance and access to all features, it is recommended to install the latest drivers and register your product.

• Visit the official Wacom website (wacom.com/start/wacom-one) to download the latest drivers for your operating system (Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, Android).
• Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the driver installation. A restart of your computer may be required.
• Register your Wacom One tablet to gain access to the Wacom Adventure Program, which includes creative, education, and productivity software bundles, along with online training resources.

3. Pen Setup

The Wacom One pen uses EMR (Electro-Magnetic Resonance) technology, meaning it is battery-free and does not require charging.

Image: Detailed view of the Wacom Pen features, including pressure levels and customizable buttons.

• The pen is ready to use once the drivers are installed.
• The pen features two customizable buttons. These can be configured through the Wacom Tablet Properties software (accessible after driver installation) to perform various functions like undo, copy/paste, or right-click.
• The pen supports 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity, allowing for precise control over line thickness and opacity in compatible software.

Operating Instructions

Using the Pen Tablet

The Wacom One tablet functions as a digital canvas or mouse replacement, allowing you to interact with your computer or device using the included pen.

• Active Area: The tablet's active area (6.0” x 3.7”) corresponds to your screen. Moving the pen across the tablet surface moves the cursor on your display.
• Hovering: Hold the pen slightly above the tablet surface to move the cursor without making contact. This is similar to moving a mouse.
• Clicking: Tap the pen tip on the tablet surface to perform a left-click. For right-click or other functions, use the customizable pen buttons or configure tap gestures in the Wacom Tablet Properties.
• Pressure Sensitivity: Apply varying pressure with the pen tip to control brush size, opacity, or other parameters in creative applications.
• Tilt Detection: The pen supports tilt detection, allowing for natural brush strokes and shading effects in supported software.

Software Integration

The Wacom One tablet is compatible with a wide range of creative, educational, and productivity software. Examples include:

Image: Wacom One tablet illustrating compatibility with various bundled software applications.

• Creative Software: Clip Studio Paint Pro, Magma Studio, Affinity Photo, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator.
• Education & Productivity: Kami, Pear Deck, Microsoft Office 365, Foxit PDF, Bamboo Paper, Wacom Notes.
• Utilize the Wacom Tablet Properties to customize pen functions and tablet settings for specific applications.

Maintenance

Cleaning the Tablet and Pen

• Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water or a mild, non-abrasive cleaner to wipe the tablet surface and pen.
• Avoid using harsh chemicals, solvents, or abrasive materials, as these can damage the surface.
• Ensure the tablet and pen are completely dry before use.

Replacing Pen Nibs

Over time, the pen nib may wear down. Replace it with one of the included POM nibs for optimal performance.

1. Gently pull the old nib straight out of the pen using the nib remover tool.
2. Insert a new nib firmly into the pen until it clicks into place.
3. Do not force the nib, as this may damage the pen.

Troubleshooting

Pen Not Responding

• Check Driver Installation: Ensure the latest Wacom drivers are correctly installed. Reinstall if necessary.
• Restart Device: Restart your computer or Android device.
• Check Pen Nib: Ensure the pen nib is properly inserted and not excessively worn. Replace if needed.
• Interference: Move away from other electronic devices that might cause electromagnetic interference.

Connectivity Issues

• USB-C Connection: Ensure the USB-C cable is securely connected to both the tablet and your device. Try a different USB-C port or cable if available.
• Bluetooth Connection:
  • Verify Bluetooth is enabled on your device.
  • Ensure the tablet is in pairing mode or already paired.
  • Remove and re-pair the tablet from your device's Bluetooth settings.
  • Check the tablet's battery level if using Bluetooth (though the pen is battery-free, the tablet itself might have a small internal battery for Bluetooth).

Software Malfunctions

• Update Software: Ensure your creative software and operating system are up to date.
• Wacom Tablet Properties: Open Wacom Tablet Properties and check if the tablet is recognized and settings are correct. Reset to default settings if issues persist.

Specifications

Image: Visual representation of the Wacom One Small tablet's physical specifications.

Warranty and Support

Product Warranty

Wacom products typically come with a standard manufacturer's warranty. Please refer to the warranty card included in your product packaging or visit the official Wacom website for detailed warranty terms and conditions specific to your region.

Extended warranty options may be available from third-party providers. Check with your retailer for details.

Customer Support

For technical assistance, driver downloads, FAQs, and product registration, please visit the official Wacom support website:

• Wacom Support: www.wacom.com/support
• Wacom Adventure Program: Register your product at wacom.com/start/wacom-one to access bundled software, online training, and community resources.

When contacting support, please have your product model number (CTC4110WLW1B) and serial number ready.