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How do I sign with an STU-540 tablet operating in serial mode?
How do I sign with an STU-540 tablet which is operating serially?
The STU-540 can be configured with images ready for immediate display. This avoids the delay sending the image to the STU-540 every time a signature is captured.
See below for instructions to achieve this, with reference to these pages:
Solution
1. Upload images to the STU-540
This is a one-time operation to predefine the images in the STU-540 non-volatile memory.
The procedure is as follows:
Check that the STU-540 is in HID (non-serial) mode. (see Verify HID Mode below)
Go to Start -> Wacom Signature SDK -> Signature Mode Image Uploader (starts: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\WacomGSS\wgssStuImgUploader.exe)
Modify as required or keep the defaults.
Select:
- Tablets...Upload current screen (as the STU-540 is updated the signature capture screen will be displayed)
- File...Save As (save the configuration file for later use, e.g. save to file C:\config\STU-540.config)
2. Set the STU-540 to serial mode
See Switch to Serial Mode below
3. Configure the Signature SDK
Set the following registry values:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Florentis\sd
Registry setting | Type | Typical Value | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
stuPort | REG_SZ | COM5 | As indicated by getSerialPorts.exe |
stuBaudRate | REG_DWORD | 128000 | Fixed baud rate decimal |
stuSigModeConfig | REG_SZ | c:\config\STU-540.config,1 | Full pathname of the screen upload filename, signature mode 1 uses screen 1 |
Set these registry values using the correct COM port and configuration filename:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Florentis\sd]
"stuPort"="COM5"
"stuSigModeConfig"="c:\\\\config\\\\STU-540.config,1"
"stuBaudRate"=dword:0001f400
4. Test Signature Capture
- Start sign pro PDF
- Select Help... Tablet Diagnostics
- The menu option will immediately start signature capture.
If you are unable to capture a signature, check the registry settings and verify that the STU-540 is in serial mode.
1. Verify HID Mode
Run the command:
C:\serial-samples>query.exe
STU query sample
Device: 056a:00a8:0103
Status.statusCode = Ready
Status.lastResultCode = None
Status.statusWord = 00
When query displays the STU information a USB connection has been made.
If the device is in serial mode the result will be:
C:\serial-samples>query.exe
STU query sample
No USB devices found
2. Verify Serial Mode
Run the command:
C:\serial-samples>getSerialPorts.exe
COM5 virtual
COM1 physical
The result shows the virtual port connected to the STU.
Run the command, substituting the correct com number (com5 in this example):
C:\serial-samples>query.exe com5 128000
STU query sample
connecting to com5 128000
Status.statusCode = Ready
Status.lastResultCode = None
Status.statusWord = 00
HidInformation = 056a:00a8:0103
3. Switch to Serial Mode
Verify that the STU-540 is in HID mode, see Verify HID Mode
Run the command:
C:\serial-samples>hid2serial.exe
STU HID2serial sample
Device: 056a:00a8:0103
Status.statusCode = 0
Status.lastResultCode = 0
Status.statusWord = 00
Information.modelName = STU-540
Information.firmwareMajorVersion = 01
Information.firmwareMinorVersion = 03
Information.secureIc = 0
Information.secureVersion = 0.0.0.0
setDefaultMode()...
Done!
Status.statusCode = 0
Status.lastResultCode = 0
Status.statusWord = 00
Rebooting device
4. Switch to HID Mode
Verify that the STU-540 is in Serial mode, see Verify Serial Mode
Run the command, substituting the correct com number (com5 in this example):
C:\serial-samples>getSerialPorts.exe
COM5 virtual
COM1 physical
C:\serial-samples>serial2hid.exe com5 128000
serial to hid STU query sample
serial2hid serialPort baudRate
Information.modelName = STU-540
Information.firmwareMajorVersion = 01
Information.firmwareMinorVersion = 03