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Huion H610 Pro - button configuration #26
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kriks57
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Feb 18, 2016
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Hi,
then adding /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/52-tablet.conf containing
rebooting. then
and the button are 1,2,3,8,9,10,11,12 like in the comment you mentioned. I didn't search for the buttons on the top of the pad. Maybe it can help you. |
Clavos-Studios
commented
Mar 5, 2016
SOLUTION:
The buttons are: 1,2,3,8,9,10,11,12.
And ready, the buttons will function. :) |
thomanski
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Mar 6, 2016
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I'm trying this for an H610 Pro on Kubuntu 16.04 with 4.4 kernel (tried 4.5 as well via https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds) and it works pretty well without installing the digimend drivers but I'd like to customise the buttons, too, and so have tried the suggestions on here.
Note I first tried without installing the digimend drivers, since everything but button reconfig seemed to work fine without them. When that didn't work I installed the .deb package and restarted but then |
kriks57
commented
Mar 6, 2016
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@thomanski check syslog when you plug the tablet in, to be sure that evdev is not the driver loaded, you may have the same problem I had. |
Clavos-Studios
commented
Mar 6, 2016
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The buttons on the tablet unconfigures whenever the disconnect, Any idea? :/ |
thomanski
commented
Mar 6, 2016
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@kriks57 You mean the xorg log, right? Can't find anything in syslog on this. Thanks to /var/log/Xorg.0.log I'm pretty sure the pad device just doesn't show up at all, it doesn't ever get mentioned. In any case, I've now applied Clavos-Studios' steps to a Ubuntu 14.04 installation and that's all working fine. The devices listed in Ubuntu 14.04 include "Pad" and "Pad pad", in Kubuntu 16.04 they were missing: $fgrep HUION /var/log/Xorg.0.log | sed -e 's/.*HUION PenTablet \([^("'"'"':]*\).*/\1/;s/ $//g' | sort -u | tr "\n" "|"
Consumer Control|Consumer Control pad|Keyboard|Mouse|Pad|Pad pad|Pen|Pen stylus|System Control # <-- Ubuntu 14.04
Consumer Control|Consumer Control pad|Keyboard|Mouse|Pen|Pen stylus|System Control # <-- Kubuntu 16.04@Clavos-Studios Looks like you have to manually re-apply or set up Wdaemon to have the changes automatically applied after a hotplug, see http://linuxwacom.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Tablet_Configuration#Script_Survival_after_a_Hotplug |
This was referenced May 21, 2016
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Hi everyone, the developer here. First of all, thanks to all for cooperating and finding a solution by yourselves! I would really appreciate someone (everyone actually) to hang around and deal with user issues, letting me use more of my really scarce time to handle lower level issues. Also, really great would be a HOWTO (or several) for the site. I'll gladly help whoever wants to do that to figure out the markup and the testing of the page. Just ping me. @thomanski The difference between Ubuntu and Kubuntu is likely in the X.org input driver version. |
spbnick
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Jun 26, 2016
This was referenced Jul 3, 2016
momashi
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Nov 29, 2016
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momashi
Nov 29, 2016
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Nov 29, 2016
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@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ (I just cut and pasted this from another post I made) by Fadi R CREDITS:This guide is a meld of my own research and, to a greater degree, the answers of bebop(+David Foester) and pram on Ask Ubuntu (http://askubuntu.com/questions/500141/huion-h610-tablet) AS WELL AS Clavos-Studios post on the Digimend GitHub (#26). Thanks guys, I learned alot from your posts. And of course, Major Kudos to the DigiMend team and Nikolai Kondrashov (project founder). Their tireless work has opened up a wide spectrum of tablets to the Linux community. (http://digimend.github.io) [0] TABLE OF CONTENTS:[1] DRIVER INSTALLATION [1] DRIVER INSTALLATION:(1.1) Ensure that you have the following packages: [2] CONFIGURING AND MAPPING TABLET:(2.1) Defining Pad Left-Hand Buttons: (2.2) More on xsetwacom: (2.3) Defining Stylus Buttons: (2.4) Defining Pressure Curves: eg. This gave no errors but I haven't yet established if it actually affect pressure curves of the stylus. I'll update when I know. Alot of application such as Krita and GIMP will have their own pressure curve settings. Sor far I've tested the pressure curves on GIMP and it seems to work well. More on that in Section 3. (2.5) Left Hand Support [3] CONFIGURING APPS TO RUN WITH TABLET:DigiMend's Support section has some really awesome guides on how to setup with your tablet with the following applications: Alchemy, Blender, GIMP, Inkscape, Krita, MyPaint, Synfig Studio and apps running out of Wine. Just go to http://digimend.github.io/support/ and skip down to the "Application setup" section. [4] SUGGESTED SOFTWARE:-- Work in progress -- |
Aldotablet
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May 7, 2017
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I use kde (5.9.5) neon 16.04 - I just updated to kernel 4.11 I noted that /usr/share/libwacom contains huion-h610-pro.tablet I wonder to what extent the h610 works since this kernel update and if the digimend driver is still needed my h610 has been shipped but not yet received. |
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The Wacom driver developers added support for some Huion tablets a while ago and you can try configuring the Wacom driver with your tablet. Even the graphical configuration utility might work, at least there was an effort to make it work. |
sunaku commentedFeb 2, 2016
Hello,
I'm using a Huion H610 Pro graphics tablet with Linux kernel 4.3.4_1 which seems to already include the wonderful DIGImend drivers because I didn't have to compile and install the source code in this digimend-kernel-drivers repository for pressure sensitivity to work properly: instead, I just plugged in my tablet's USB cable and everything Just Worked!🎅
Now, I want to configure the buttons on the left-hand side (outside the drawing surface) of my tablet.🎹
I tried following the instructions in #22 (comment) but😞
xsetwacom --liststill doesn't see my tablet.The promising thing is that some portions of the tablet are recognized as "Keyboard" devices, so I'm thinking of creating a custom XKB keyboard model that maps my tablet's scancodes to key presses.💡
Is this the proper way to do things?
Thanks for your consideration.
/var/log/Xorg.0.log
Here is what I see when I plug in my tablet's USB cable: