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[The QuikRuler works without any additional cables
with the Roll-Up Digitizer however to use it with the SLII+ you must
purchase the optional cable kit which includes a separate power
supply for the QR. The QuikRuler will only work with Super L series
tablets which have the grey colored Super LII+ controller. [Will not
work with Type 5 or 5A (Black Box) controllers]

How can I test my GTCO Digitizer?
THIS TEST ONLY APPLIES TO THE SUPER
L, SUPER LII AND SUPER LII+ (with Type 5, 5A and Grey Box Super L
Controllers) These tests are not Valid for the Super LIII and Super
LIV. (Black Plastic Box Controllers)
[When a digitizer does not work it is normally
because of 3 possible reasons.
1. The digitizer is defective!
2. The Serial Interface (Com Port) on your computer is defective!
3. Your application or Windows WinTab driver is not setup
correctly.
The following procedure covers testing the digitizer, once you
eliminate this possibility you can get your IT support person or a
technician to check out your serial port. This procedure requires
you to first download the GTCOTEST Program from our Web site or to
locate this program on disk 1 of your driver set that was provided
with your digitizer.
1. To download the GTCOTEST.EXE program go to
http://www.gtco.com/files/gtest.exe and download this
and install to your
computer. (You need to install this while in Windows)
2. Restart Windows by selecting [START]-> [SHUTDOWN]->[RESTART IN
MSDOS MODE] , this will start your machine into DOS, we want to
eliminate Windows from this procedure in order to test just the
Digitizer. (With Win2000 and XP you may need to find a bootable DOS
disk, to boot into plain DOS or if Wintab is not loaded you can open
a cmd box (Start -> Run - type "cmd" )
3. Once in DOS find the GTCOTEST program by going to the MS-DOS
Folder/Directory where you downloaded it. Use the DOS "Dir "
command. Say the file was placed in the GTCO Folder on your C: Drive
then type ' CD \GTCO ' to verify you are in the correct folder type
" dir [ENTER] and you should see the GTCOTEST.EXE program listed.
4. Now type GTCOTEST [ENTER] -> this will start the test program.
5. Select communication and make sure you select the correct com
port.
6. Select super set code "01" on your digitizers superset menu. If
your digitizer does not have a super set menu then using the dip
switches set the tablet to the following: high resolution binary,
9600 baud, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity, continuous mode. The
rest of the settings are not critical for this test.
7. Now select Output from the menu option on the right hand side,
select high resolution binary and voila you should see the
co-ordinates coming from the table. Move the cursor or pen on the
tablet to the bottom left corner and the co-ordinates should read
close to 0.0000,0.0000 move to the top right and the number should
be much larger.
8. To test the grid you will need to run the read
diode diagnostic, copy down ALL the 1's and 0's exactly as displayed
and fax them to our support department. If you have a printer
attached to your LPT1 port you may be able to do a print screen from
the diode display. A musical tone at power up usually indicates a
bad diode in the grid, occasionally this could be due to a defective
power supply. Voltages are listed at this
link.
9. There are other tests under the diagnostic menu, to interpret them
you may need to call our technical support department. Calls for
digitizer support while under warranty are free, after the 1 year
warranty period the support department will charge you $75.00 per
incidence. Windows 2000 and XP require special settings in the
tablet works driver to be changed, suggest you call support at
877-902-2979

[All GTCO Super L, Super LII, Super L II+, Super
LX, Roll Up's and Accutab tablets emit 4 short beeps when you apply
power. If you get these four beeps then with 99% certainty the
digitizer is working correctly and the problem could or should be
elsewhere.]

[Yes, the model power supply is a DP-UPS and
available from stock. In fact this Power supply will also work with
the type 5A (Black Colored) controller - 9 pin D Shell connector]

The DigiPad PC was obsoleted about 10 or more years
ago. This controller was designed to work with 286 and 386 computers
and will not work with the new high speed systems available today.
We do however offer an upgrade controller that will allow you to use
this tablet and cursor, the part number is: UPGDPC2SLII - Call
1-800-663-6001 for a quote or email:
sales@interwld.com
There are very limited quantities of these
controllers and once gone that is it. (dated July 2006)

Yes, all GTCO controllers that have been sold in
the last 20 years will work with Win 3.1, 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000 and
XP.
You will require the latest Wintab driver which can be downloaded
from our web site at Here Select
the correct one for your Operating System.]
Set the switches on the controller as follows
These switches to be on, the rest off.
Switch Bank 1: 3, 4 and 8 on
Switch Bank 2: 5 on
Switch Bank 3: 3, 4 & 7 on
The only variable to the above is as follows
Switch bank 3 switch number 5 should be on if you are using a 16
button cursor, off for 4 button or stylus.
Reset controller and after this reboot Windows. After booting you
should be able to move the windows pointer around the desktop using
the digitizer puck/cursor. If this does not happen you will need to
talk with support to do further diagnostics on the digitizer.
What should the voltages on the output
of my Power Supply for my
Type 5 and 5A Controller be?
Pin Voltage
1 +5V
2 +5V
3 NC
4 +12V
5 +NC
6 -12V
7 COM
8 COM
9 Grnd
5v - 2A
+12V - 0.5A
-12V - 0.1A
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