is the pen motion activated
250502
No, it is not. A button on the top of the pen must be pressed to turn the camera on. An indicator on the back of the pen then lights blue. When the button is pressed again, the indicator light turns yellow and the camera begins recording video or takes a photograph depending on how you have set the camera. To set the camera, the pen is unscrewed at the middle. A sliding switch can then be moved for either video or photograph.
2143157
Great question Evan, the touch pen has two modes. Touch pen mode you can draw by touching the screen, while in mouse mode, touching with its functions as a "left button of mouse" Touching and holding with it in the mouse mode functions as a "right click of mouse".. Evan hopefully this will answer your question!
58234
No, just push it into the opening as indicated. Make sure to "prime" the pen.
1104650
Nope, works pretty well. Doesn't cause any drag on the pen across the screen either.
1977900
No, it is not activated by motion but rather sends out the bubbles in kind of a random pattern instead of shooting them straight out. Mine works really well and has been used several times on floats in parades and for various functions. I have had no problems with it and felt it was good quality for the price. Hope this helps.
2145205
no because it only functions with the pen tip and where you move that on the pad hope that helps?
2221022
Absolutely. The pen sends a different signal to the screen than your finger. If you first hold the pen close enough to the screen to be detected (without resting your palm on the screen), you can continue to write/draw even when resting on your palm on the screen.
469093
Microsoft Office (including OneNote) only draws with the pen. You can even rest your writing hand on the screen and it should only respond to the pen's input.
1046937
Definitely. The pen acts as a mouse (pretty much), and is also affected my pressure and tilt.
1410139
Yes...it's motion activated...but you can also set it for intervals...As I understand it, you can set it for intervals and it will still pick up motion...
1495091
No, it doesn't have the motion function. Accidentally clicked yes in the Email, but I just tested it and no.
773023
Yes. There is a motion activation setting. Works fairly well. There is also a setting that allows it to "roll over" when the card is full and record over the oldest files.
2262557
No. Totally motion activated. The batteries would only last about two hours if left in.
592187
It does! It did with mine at least, much prefer it to the battery operated one- the charge lasts for a long time and the pen is so much lighter, easier to work with.
184701
I believe so. The pen has two buttons that serve like those of a mouse, so if you have the left click set to switch to the eraser it should be the same for the pen buttons. Hope that helps.
862556
When you hover over the pad with the pen an inch or two the arrow will move around just like you are moving it with a mouse. So you can literally move the pen hovered above the pad just like a mouse. This is my first pad and took a bit to get used to but now I love it!
1870722
You can rest your hand on it while drawing. The tablet senses the position of the pen stylus, not the position of your hand. The "touch" feature refers to finger gentures that can be used for such things as zooming (similar to gestures on an iPhone). If you find that the way you move your hand, while you draw, is too much like the gestures, you can switch off the "touch" feature. Likewise, the stylus has a rocker switch that can be used as "mouse click." If you find (as I do) that your grip on the pen sometimes accidentally clicks that switch, you can disable it.