Kevin Whitworth / Jacurutu

Nisis / Aiptek V3.15 drivers

Posted on 26/06/07 13:30

Author: kev

Just managed to track down the Aiptek v3.15 drivers (after re-reading someone else's post on the matter). They're on their global sire (http://www.aiptek.com/), rather than their Taiwan site (http://www.aiptek.com.tw/). Go into support, then select any of the tablets listed, and download the USB version (ie those with a "U" at the end of the model number) for Windows XP & Vista.

Download page: http://www.aiptek.com/drivers.htm#hp12u

Direct link to Aiptek v3.15 drivers: http://www.goaiptek.com/drivers/driverfiles/DriverTabletV3.15.zip

I shall have to give these a go and see if they fix my problems with the pen only working for a couple of minutes. I'll let you know how I get on...

Tags: NISIS, g3, tablet, usb, driver

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Kyz wrote:

Hi i have the NISIS USB Tablet Connect with USB Port, Free Notes & Office Ink, Coryright 1998-2002, Version 2.26.
I'm running windows vista and i have a ghost mouse when ever i use my pen how o i stop this? It keeps selecting things where the shadow of the mose is in the top right side of the screen! HEP! Please... Thanx!
Kyz...

26/10/07 21:29

kev wrote:

Kyz - sorry, not come accross that before. You could try updated drivers, as if you're using the originals I'm sure they pre-date Vista, and as lots of other people have discovered, they aren't fully functional anyway. (See the blog entry above for the v3.15 drivers, and the other blog entry you cross-posted to for the v3.10 drivers.) Good luck!

27/10/07 10:56

John wrote:

Ok, I recently got given a Nisis G6 given to me by a mate who couldn't get the pressure sensitivity working. I discovered this blog and thought I was onto a winner but for some reason neither the 3.10 or 3.15 drivers are working. Can you think of any reason why this would happen?
Thanks man
John

20/12/07 19:16

kev wrote:

John - I've no firm idea why this is. With my G3, the boxed drivers simply didn't support pressure sensitivy in Photoshop, hence my quest to find the v3.x drivers. These now work for me in Photoshop (although they have other issues - mostly reliability). Assuming that the drivers install and enable your PC to recognise the G6, then I'd suggest trying the config/setup tools provided with the driver to check that they detect the pressure sensitivity. If that works, then perhaps the problem is with the application your trying to use the G6 with. For example, I beleive Photoshop has a tablet configuration somewhere, so it's possible that pressure sensitivity support is disabled there (or it's configured to do something other than what you expect). Hopefully that helps, but if not, I'm afraid I'm fresh out of ideas. Good luck!

21/12/07 12:20

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29/12/07 08:14

a&f uk wrote:

In reply to Kyz's problem regarding the 'ghost' mouse. I'm using Vista and I just plugged the Nisis tablet into the USB WITHOUT installing the software that came with it Vista recognised it and no 'ghost' mouse!! [Kev: This post had a couple of irrlevant URLs in it that look like comment spam, but I'm half prepared to believe that the actual text may be useful. However, it may not - I can't test it, so I'll leave it in case it prooves helpful.]

09/06/10 14:28

Nisis / Aiptek V3.15 drivers

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