Hope can drive Wacom DTI-520 about input-wacom HOT 10 CLOSED

It looks like our kernel driver does not include support for either USB product ID that you've mentioned. I'll be upfront -- with how old the tablet is, its not likely that anyone will find the time to reverse engineer its protocol and add write the necessary protocol decoder...

That said, a quick glance at its manual both suggests that it uses the already-supported "PL" protocol and provides the tablet's hardware resolution. The libwacom library also suggests that the pen is on VID 056a:003a. My best guess about 056a:003b is that it's the device that exposes the buttons?

Please try following the input-wacom installation instructions from the linuxwacom wiki, only instead of downloading the driver from SourceForge as suggested, use the following command to clone an updated branch from my Github mirror:

$ git clone https://github.com/jigpu/input-wacom -b add/dti520
$ cd input-wacom

Afterwards, continue to follow the instructions on how to configure/make/install/load the driver. Let me know if the branch seems to allow your DTI-520 to work.

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Just fixed a small bug in my work. If you haven't yet done the git clone, you'll automatically get the update. Otherwise, run git pull inside the input-wacom directory to download the update and then reconfigure/make/install/load the driver.

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Installed.GNOME Wacom settings panel also shows. Cool.

$ xinput -list
Wacom DTI520 Pen stylus                 	id=11	[slave  pointer  (2)]
Wacom DTI520 Pen eraser                 	id=13	[slave  pointer  (2)]

But the cursor only in the bottom of the monitor movement, but also from time to time bounce.
(Is it necessary to "Wacom DTI520 Pen cursor"?This is my guess ...)

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Could you describe the problem a bit more? I'm not sure what you mean... Maybe a video of the issue if its difficult to explain?

The lack of a "Wacom DTI520 Pen cursor" is not an issue. A "cursor" device is used to send events from mouse-like tools (see e.g. the image here). Tablets with a built-in display like the DTI520 aren't supposed to have a "cursor" device.

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Video download:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2AXDet3w4pwZGZNRFdveDk2c0U/view?usp=sharing

wacom DTI-520_01.mp4
The cursor is in the lower left corner of the display.
The pen moves to the right and the cursor moves.
The pen always keeps a distance from the cursor.
Pen click invalid.

wacom DTI-520_02.mp4
The cursor is like being sucked by the bottom edge.
Pen subtle click, the cursor will bounce back.
The pen always keeps a distance from the cursor.
Want to click on "Program menu",But the "click" does not work, the cursor can only be a random move.

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Use "xinput-calibrator" to get the value is: Wacom DTI520 Pen eraser

Warning: multiple calibratable devices found, calibrating last one (Wacom DTI520 Pen eraser) use --device to select another one. Calibrating standard Xorg driver "Wacom DTI520 Pen eraser" current calibration values: min_x=0, max_x=6082 and min_y=0, max_y=4562

Wacom DTI-520 pen does not exist "eraser".
Should be detected "Wacom DTI520 Pen stylus"?

The drive in "MS Windows" can be "Wacom Bamboo series" shared.

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http://libregraphicsworld.org/blog/entry/may-update-of-wacom-drivers-for-linux
Previous news,Mentioned DTI-520, hope to find clues.

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I've been able to track down two linuxwacom discussion threads about the DTI-520 from 2012, here and here. It looks like the person was able to get DTI-520 support added to the xf86-input-wacom driver and the libwacom database, but his upstream kernel patch had a few minor problems that were never resolved.

It should be possible to revive the work on his kernel patch without too much work, if someone can find the time.

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DTI really very special…… Wacom only produced DTI-520! other series have a lot of models!

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Closing for now since it seems like nobody is interested in taking this on.

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