Wacom tablet help. Pen compatability.

~Talleybear Dec 11, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

The Tablet: Wacom CTE-440. I don't know if it is a Graphire, I assume it is.
The Pen: Bamboo CTE-450.

Tablet plugs in fine, lights up, drivers install properly. It has a blue light when you hover the pen, and a green light when you press down to signal that you are drawing.

When I try to use this pen on the previous model tablet, it thinks I am pressing down when I am simply hovering the pen over.

I -DO- have the Bamboo CTE-450 tablet, but alas I believe I broke it a while back, as it does not light up at all when plugged in, driver or not.

I have tried to re-install the tablet driver many times with no avail.

Any help or suggestions would be loved. c:

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*pyrohmstr Dec 11, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

The pens generally aren't interchangeable between models

The CTE-440 and the CTE-450 pens should be compatible. There might be settings in the driver that need to be changed when using the pen on the other tablet.

~Talleybear Dec 11, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Usually they aren't, but I did some research before I even considered trying to use the pen on a previous model.

According to the wacom site, they should be compatible with each other.

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