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  • Page 1 Quick Start Guide Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle next...

  • Page 2: What Is In The Box

    What is in the Box Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Pen Display 16 Nib Extracting Ring Quick Keys USB-A to USB-C Adapter Quick Keys Cable (white cable tie) Pen Clips (Two Sizes) Xencelabs Hub Drawing Glove Medium Power Adapter and 4 Regional Power...

  • Page 3: Getting Started

    Getting Started Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Pen Display 16 Quick Keys Thin Pen v2 3 Button Pen v2 Pen Clips (Two sizes) Wireless Dongle (Use with Quick Keys) Xencelabs Hub Included Cables Mobile Easel The Mobile Easel is an easel, not a stand. Simply place the display on it, there’s no attachment necessary.
  • Page 4 Key Features of the Pen Display 16 Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Pen Display 16 Thin Pen v2 Shown with pens in the Shown in the small pen clip. attached pen clips. Accessory Clip Rail USB-C Port Use with pen clips.
  • Page 5 Key Features of the Pen Display 16 Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Attaching the Pen Clips Attach the pen clips to the display by slotting the lower edge of the clip into the Accessory Clip Rail and then snapping the top edge into the shallow grooves along the side edges of the display.
  • Page 6 Key Features of the Quick Keys Connection Indicator Solid Blue - Con Solid Blue – Connected Solid Blue - Con Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Solid Blue - Con Breathing Blue Breathing Blue – Wired Connection Breathing Blue Breathing Blue Blinking Blue –...
  • Page 7 Data Data For maximum brightness (300 cd/m²) use the display with the Xencelabs Hub, which provides additional power. First, connect DisplayPort your pen display to the Hub using the same cable labeled in black. Next, connect the Hub to an outlet using the power cable labeled in yellow.
  • Page 8 Windows Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle A Note on Text Size The Xencelabs Pen Display 16 is a 4K resolution display while being a smaller physical size than many 4K monitors. This can make text look smaller than you may be used to. You can adjust how text appears in your OS settings under display text/ scaling options.

  • Page 9: Download The Driver

    Download the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Select your operating system and download your driver. After following the guided install, restart your system. We recommend all OS users perform a restart, however this is essential on Mac for the driver to function properly. Restarting also ensures your system will correctly detect your video/data cables.
  • Page 10 Connecting the Quick Keys Wirelessly Connection Indicator Solid Blue - Con Solid Blue – Connected Solid Blue - Con Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Solid Blue - Con Breathing Blue Breathing Blue – Wired Connection Breathing Blue Breathing Blue Blinking Blue – Trying to Connect...
  • Page 11 Charging the Quick Keys Charging Indicator Solid Amber - Solid Amber - Solid Amber – Low Charge Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Solid Amber - Breathing Gr Breathing Green – Charging Breathing Gre Breathing Gre Solid Green – Fully Charged...
  • Page 12 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle The Settings Panel The driver, also called the Settings Panel, is where you can access and customize the settings for all your devices and pens. This is mapped to Quick Keys button number 1 for the default settings on SET B.
  • Page 13 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Understanding the App Navigation & Creating Application-Specific Settings Default Settings: The Settings Panel comes programmed with default settings for the Pen Display, pens and Quick Keys. These will be used in applications for which you don’t have specific settings.
  • Page 14 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Adjust Your Pen Pressure In the Settings Panel, you can set custom pen pressure and button settings for all the applications you use. This is mapped to Quick Keys button number 2 for the default settings on SET B.
  • Page 15 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Quick Keys Sets The eight buttons on the Quick Keys are customizable in the Settings Panel. You can create and save up to five sets of actions for each application.
  • Page 16 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Quick Keys Dial Modes The Quick Keys dial can also be customized to perform four dual actions, such as zoom in/zoom out. The dial will glow the color of your choice to identify the current mode.
  • Page 17 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Control Your Other Displays Using the Virtual Tablet With the Virtual Tablet feature, you don’t need to move to your mouse to reach items on other displays. Simply press a button to bring up your Virtual Tablet. Within this area your pen tip acts as a cursor on your other screens.
  • Page 18 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Using All Displays Mode In the All Displays mode of the Virtual Tablet you can even drag items from one display on to another, including on to your pen display.
  • Page 19 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Customize Your Virtual Tablet & Display Switch Cycle In the Settings Panel, you can choose the size and placement of your Virtual Tablet, and which displays to include in your Display Switch Cycle. This makes it easy to only toggle between the displays you want to control with your pen.
  • Page 20 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Easily Calibrate Your Pen Your pen ships already factory calibrated. However, if you feel the need to adjust how your cursor sits under your pen tip, you can do so using the Pen Calibration tool in the Settings Panel.
  • Page 21 Key Features of the Driver Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Create a Cursor Offset Should you find your hand in the way of system windows or want to purposefully offset your cursor for any other reason, you can do so using our tool in the Settings Panel.
  • Page 22 Register Your New Product Xencelabs Pen Display 16 Bundle Locate Your Serial Number Register your New Product Your product serial number can Register to join the growing community be found on both your box, and of creatives using Xencelabs products the back of your pen display.

  • Page 23: Front Cover

    Xencelabs Technologies Ltd. xencelabs.com front cover...