Features of your Wacom Cintiq Pro 22

Features of your Wacom Cintiq Pro 22

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Illustrated Guide

Status LED
Kensington Security Slot



Power button
Built-in display settings button
On/Off slider for touch input
Accessory attachment
VESA VESA 100mm x 100mm mounting holes
ExpressKey Eight ergonomically located, recessed hand-grip ExpressKeys
(pictured in both images)
USB-C DisplayPort™ Alt Mode
(supports graphics input)
USB-A
Power connection
Mini DisplayPort
HDMI
USB-C
(does not support graphics input)

Feature descriptions

Illustration Feature Description
Status LED This light indicates the power state of your Cintiq Pro 22 and whether a pen is in contact with it. The light is:
  • Blue when powered on with no pen in use.
  • Orange when the pen display is in standby.
  • White when a compatible pen is in contact with the display.
  • Off when the pen display is off.
Kensington security slot This slot can be used to attach a locking cable to secure your pen display to a specific location, like your desk.
Power button Press the power button to turn the device on and off.
Built-in display settings button You can use the Cintiq Pro's built-in display controls to adjust a variety of display settings.
Important: The Cintiq Pro's display settings are optimized out of the box. Customizing these built-in display settings is an advanced feature.
Touch input An On/Off slider helps you quickly enable or disable the touch features.
Accessory attachment Optionally attach the Pro Pen 3 Tray (included), the Extension Table (available in the Wacom eStore), or a third-party attachment.
VESA Use the mounting holes to attach the Cintiq Pro 22 Stand (available in the Wacom eStore) or a third-party stand or arm that complies with the VESA 100mm x 100mm standard.
ExpressKey Use the eight customizable ExpressKeys to activate time-saving actions.
USB-C
supports graphics input		 Use this port to connect to your computer if your computer has USB-C port that supports video output.
Tip: If your computer does not have a USB-C port that supports video output, you can use this port to connect a mouse or keyboard instead.
USB-A Use this port if your computer does not have a USB-C port that supports video output, but does have a USB-A port.
Mini DisplayPort Use this port if your computer does not have a USB-C port that supports graphics, but does have DisplayPort.
HDMI port Use this port if your computer does not have a USB-C port that supports graphics, but does have an HDMI port.
USB-C
(does not support graphics input)		 Use this port if your computer does not have a USB-C port that supports video output and your computer has an HDMI port, DisplayPort, or a USB-A port.
Tip: See Connect to your computer for detailed information on how to connect the Cintiq Pro to your computer.
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