Active Pen Tests
This section lists the topics that provide details about the active pen tests in the Windows Hardware Lab Kit (HLK) for Windows 10.
In this section
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This is a test for the barrel button feature of a Windows pen device. |
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This is to test the data buffering behavior of a Windows pen device. |
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This is to test the contact position reporting accuracy of a Windows pen device. |
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This is a test to indicate whether or not a Windows pen device supports custom gestures. |
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This is a test for the eraser feature of a Windows pen device. |
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This is to test the ghost reporting aspect of a Windows pen device. |
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This is a test of the accuracy of reporting that a Windows pen device is hovering. |
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This is to test the hovering range for a Windows pen device. |
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This is to test the jitter aspect of a Windows pen device, when the device is in stationary hover. |
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This is a test to check the time lag (latency) between a Windows pen contact with a screen, and when the contact is reported to Windows. |
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This is a test to check the time lag (latency) between the Windows pen being in a new screen location, and when that new location is reported to Windows. |
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This is to test the behavior (the jitter aspect) of the Windows pen device, while it's in contact with the screen, and moving. |
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This is to test the accuracy of the reported screen size (its physical dimensions), by a Windows pen device. |
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This is to test the accuracy of the reported pressure levels by a Windows pen device. |
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This is to test the consistency of the pressure reporting by a Windows pen device as it moves across a screen. |
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This is to test the reporting resolution of a Windows pen device. |
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This is to test the position reporting accuracy (jitter) of a Windows pen device that is stationary on the screen. |
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This is to ensure that there is no 3rd party driver for a Windows pen device that is connected via a Windows-supported bus. |