Wacom Customer Support page: https://support.wacom.com/
Wacom Product Resources - Drivers, Manuals, Warranty Information & Others
Product Registration:
Please register our products on https://www.wacom.com/register
How do I register my Wacom device?
New Operating System releases:
macOS 12 ("Monterey") support: Is there a driver for macOS 12 Monterey?
Windows 11 support: Is there a driver for Windows 11?
MacOS Driver Setup: Setting up the Wacom driver with macOS
Issues with MS Edge browser:
When MS Edge is updated to version 94 and then opened and interacted with a Pen display the computer will crash and give the “Blue screen of death.”
This is NOT a Wacom driver issue, it has been reported from other devices using Windows Ink as well.
Disabling Windows Ink in Windows will resolve the issue.
See https://support.wacom.com/hc/en-us/arti ... -can-I-do-
Wacom Product Resources - Drivers, Manuals, Warranty Information & Others
Product Registration:
Please register our products on https://www.wacom.com/register
How do I register my Wacom device?
New Operating System releases:
macOS 12 ("Monterey") support: Is there a driver for macOS 12 Monterey?
Windows 11 support: Is there a driver for Windows 11?
MacOS Driver Setup: Setting up the Wacom driver with macOS
Issues with MS Edge browser:
When MS Edge is updated to version 94 and then opened and interacted with a Pen display the computer will crash and give the “Blue screen of death.”
This is NOT a Wacom driver issue, it has been reported from other devices using Windows Ink as well.
Disabling Windows Ink in Windows will resolve the issue.
See https://support.wacom.com/hc/en-us/arti ... -can-I-do-
Difference between SDK for Devices and Device Kit
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WacomInkDev2
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Difference between SDK for Devices and Device Kit
What is the difference between the SDK for Devices and the Device Kit?
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WacomInkDev2
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Re: Difference between SDK for Devices and Device Kit
The SDK for Devices (also known as the CDL) is a standard library which enables you to interface with different devices using the same code base - it does this by handling the low-level connection (via USB or Bluetooth) with the device for you.
The Device Kit consists of a range of low-level SDKs which give you direct access to the raw pen and touch data.
It currently supports a greater number of devices (though more will shortly be added to the CDL).
For more information please see: https://developer-docs.wacom.com/docs/overview
The Device Kit consists of a range of low-level SDKs which give you direct access to the raw pen and touch data.
It currently supports a greater number of devices (though more will shortly be added to the CDL).
For more information please see: https://developer-docs.wacom.com/docs/overview