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Huion 1060 Plus not working on USB3 #40
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More information when the tablet is connected to USB3: $ lspci $ lsusb $ dmesg $ xinput --list |
Is the rest fully working on usb2? All of the functionality? Can the buttons be easily configured? |
The tablet area matches the screen size and the pen pressure works well. |
i'm sorry i cannot help |
I have to regretfully inform you, that I (the project maintainer) am leaving the project. I'm no longer working on supporting new tablets, nor am I supporting users. I'm still accepting pull requests and work on HOWTOs and syncing with upstream, but only until November 2016. Members of the community may still help other users. Anyone desiring to step in is welcome to contact me. |
Have the same problem, I wonder if it's possible to force it go with EHCI through USB hub or something. Other than that, linux does see the device but it seems like it just doesn't want to accept any input. |
I have the same tablet (H1060+ 8192) and I'm able to reproduce this issue. I'm using archlinux with linux-zen 4.18.6 kernel. Tested scenarios:reboot connected to usb3 portNot working, reconnecting doesn't help, reboot connected to usb2 portWorking fine, reconnecting works, even when moving it to usb3. reboot unpluggedConnecting to both usb3 and usb2 works right away. EDIT: after some tries I got the same problem with usb2, but with usb3 it always happen |
Hi,
I have received a Huion 1060 Plus tablet. It works well when connected to USB2 but NOT on USB3 (I've tested 3 different ports).
When playing with the manual installation of the driver, I succeeded twice to make it work on USB3 but without understanding why. After a reboot, it is always not working. Going back to a USB2 port is always fine.
My PC: Shuttle DS437T
$ uname -a
Linux silence 4.4.0-31-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 13 00:07:12 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS
Release: 16.04
Codename: xenial
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