Huion H610 tablet problem - how to remove keyboard settings in Leopard

I had the same problem (with a Turcom TS-6580, which apparently uses Huion drivers). Registered as a keyboard, not a graphics pad. About the top one inch on the left hand side worked with the pen, the rest of the tablet was not working.

None of the solutions here worked for me, but I eventually found a solution:

1) Download the driver from Turcos's website.

2) Go to Applications and open the folder titled "HUIONdriver"

3) If it says you don't have access, right click, "Get info," click the dropdown for "sharing and permissions" click the lock and add yourself, enable "read & write" (or have an administrator do this)

4) Open "TabletDriverPanel"

https://turcomusa.com/turcom-drivers/ <---- This is the website I used. I downloaded the TS-6580 for Mac.

Ask them if you can try Wacom drivers instead to work with their tablet. Wacom is very popular in terms of Mac tablets.

Hi, I'm currently having the same problem. Just wondering if you found a solution.

I'm having the same problem as well. Have they still not fixed the problem?

I have been having the same issue and I was wondering if you ever got it resolved because it is extremely frustrating and I would like to be able to use my new tablet.

I just got a Huion H610 tablet and I was having this same problem. My only difference is that I've updated to Yosemite, so this info may or may not be applicable. But this was literally the only thing I found when I googled the problem, so if it doesn't help you, then maybe it'll help someone else who searches it.

When I first installed the software and plugged in the tablet, it also opened up the recognize keyboard window (I really should have thought to take screenshots but I was seriously just cluelessly trying things out and it worked. I could probably find a way to get there again but for now I'll just do my best to describe it whatever) and it said to click the button that was next to my space bar or something, and at first I just experimentally clicked one of the express keys, and it told me that the keyboard couldn't be verified or something.I went away and did a couple things in another app window, and when I switched back I noticed that the keyboard recognition window also gave me an option to just skip the configuration. I don't know if it was there before or if it came up after I'd pushed one of the express keys. Either way, it allowed me to skip that step, and there were a couple more steps like choosing the keyboard language and something else I can't remember. Really it's just the keyboard configuration step that was a wall for me, and the other two or three steps didn't hinder my progress at all.

After I'd done that, my pen still wasn't working, but I realized that I hadn't actually put a battery into the pen (it's my first drawing tablet cut me some slack) and as soon as I put one in and pressed a button, the light on the tablet responded. And now everything's working properly and I'm actually able to enjoy experimenting with my very first drawing tablet.

Also I guess I'll mention that I did unplug and replug the tablet a few times over the course of this, in case that turns out to somehow be helpful to anyone.

Sorry this is a bit rambling and anecdotal, just thought I'd outline everything that I did up to the point of the problem being solved, in case any of the variables are helpful. I hope that you're able to work it out!

I had exactly the same problem.

Simply open the pen and put the (AAA) battery inside. My package was not included with the battery and the manual did not mention such steps.

I had the same problem. Here's what I did:

1) Downloaded driver from Huion's website.

2) Installed driver.

3) Restarted computer.

4) El Capitan recognized tablet as keyboard.

5) Did the keyboard test.

6) Opened up Pixelmator. Used pen and it worked fine.

7) Opened up AutoDesk Graphic and pen worked fine.

I had the same problem (with a Turcom TS-6580, which apparently uses Huion drivers). Registered as a keyboard, not a graphics pad. About the top one inch on the left hand side worked with the pen, the rest of the tablet was not working.

None of the solutions here worked for me, but I eventually found a solution:

1) Download the driver from Turcos's website.

2) Go to Applications and open the folder titled "HUIONdriver"

3) If it says you don't have access, right click, "Get info," click the dropdown for "sharing and permissions" click the lock and add yourself, enable "read & write" (or have an administrator do this)

4) Open "TabletDriverPanel"

Once I opened that, the graphics pad set itself up and works great. This is also where you can program the buttons and do a pen pressure test.

How did you managed to have it work on a macbook pro? I have OS 10.10.5 and when I point the pen on the tablet, the cursor goes straight to the bottom right of the screen and dies there. Same thing happenend with my Yiynova graphic monitor. But everything works on my Mac Mini with the same OS.

Perfect, thanks!! I was about to give up.

What finally worked for you?