Pen input pressure - T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Does your guys pen require more pressure to operate compared to the note 2? On my note 2 I barely had to touch the screen, but the note 3's pen requires much harder pressure before it starts working. I even tested the note 2's pen on the N3's screen and it worked just fine. So it's gotta be the pen. Does anyone else have this experience or is my pen defective?
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paul89 said:
Does your guys pen require more pressure to operate compared to the note 2? On my note 2 I barely had to touch the screen, but the note 3's pen requires much harder pressure before it starts working. I even tested the note 2's pen on the N3's screen and it worked just fine. So it's gotta be the pen. Does anyone else have this experience or is my pen defective?
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Mine has this problem too. It was normal when I first got it, but now it requires more pressure to work. I think its normal, so I'm not going to bother exchanging it.

There's an option in settings to increase the sensitivity, see if that helps.

01010001 said:
There's an option in settings to increase the sensitivity, see if that helps.
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That only works for finger input. I already tried it. Thanks though...
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Try replacing the tip. The bag that comes with the device has two types of replacements. Clear and rubberized. Change be tip to a clear one. Worked for me!
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe on the Note 2 you could adjust the sensitivity on the pen itself somehow. I never needed to adjust anything so I'm not sure. I assume the note 3 would be the same way.
Edit: Yeah here's the thread on how to do it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=
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busab said:
Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I believe on the Note 2 you could adjust the sensitivity on the pen itself somehow. I never needed to adjust anything so I'm not sure. I assume the note 3 would be the same way.
Edit: Yeah here's the thread on how to do it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=
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Please fix the link. I'd like to read it too. When I'm writing with the pen its fine, but if I'm doing something casually like playing Bloon TD 5, I find myself wanting a bit more sensitivity.

johnomaz said:
Please fix the link. I'd like to read it too. When I'm writing with the pen its fine, but if I'm doing something casually like playing Bloon TD 5, I find myself wanting a bit more sensitivity.
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Sorry. Here ya go.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39159402
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busab said:
Sorry. Here ya go.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39159402
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I think I've seen that somewhere else as well. It works, it's just that the plastic cover is so fragile, I almost cracked it in half trying to open it, so I didn't want to try it again.

busab said:
Sorry. Here ya go.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39159402
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this worked, thanks

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S pen issue

So whenever I try and use the s pen it sucks. If I hover over anything it acts like i selected it. I just want to know is there a way to disable this. I don't want the s pen to do anything unless I actually touch the screen with it.
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Return it . My brobwas doing the same thing and he returned it
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My phone also does this. I'm waiting to see how bad of a problem this is before I make my decision.
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thunderbread said:
So whenever I try and use the s pen it sucks. If I hover over anything it acts like i selected it. I just want to know is there a way to disable this. I don't want the s pen to do anything unless I actually touch the screen with it.
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I believe that's the Airview feature of the S-Pen which you can disable from the S-Pen option settings.
It's a known problem.
Some people have taken the pen apart. Rather, i just slammed the pen on a hard surface a few times.
Fixed. I'm not joking. Try it. I promise you it will work
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a4 moda said:
It's a known problem.
Some people have taken the pen apart. Rather, i just slammed the pen on a hard surface a few times.
Fixed. I'm not joking. Try it. I promise you it will work
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What, like throw it down flat, or stab the point onto a hard surface?
Had the same problem, returned the phone and got a new one.
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Stewall said:
What, like throw it down flat, or stab the point onto a hard surface?
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Protect the point ! Just slap the sides down on a hard surface.
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fixed
I had the same issue. It was fixed after I accidentally dropped my s pen
I can't believe that actuall fixed it. I almost returned it! Thanks
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Mine is fixed now too....before the tip wasnt springy and now it is.....wow works perfectly!
dchtlh said:
Mine is fixed now too....before the tip wasnt springy and now it is.....wow works perfectly!
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too funny!
maybe they should put that in the user manual!!
Glad it's working for you. Cant wait to get mine on the 29th
Holy ****, it fixed mine. I dropped it with a little bit of force, and sure enough it quit messing up. I appreciate it. I was also about to return mine.
I ended up swapping my pen for a returned pen. Tapping the pen mostly fixed it but it still had a problem on a the right side of the screen where I would have to tap really hard to activate a button press.
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Cant wait to get one so i slam fixit go sammysung haha
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Best troubleshooting for your S Pen
Thanks this method worked for me too!!! Gave it two gentle slams on the table and was good to go. LMAO!! I called samsung to report the issue and they had no way of helping me out, I will call them back and have them implement this technique into their troubleshooting steps.
S Pen Issue
Having a problem, wondering if its just me.. When i go to use S Note, the pen is automatically set to the eraser, and if i select the brush mode, its still using the eraser. I can only write if i press and hold the button on the s pen, then bring it close to the screen.. and then its like an etch a sketch where my lines would all be connected.. As soon as I take the s pen away from the screen and go to write again, its back on the eraser! any help would be greatly appreciated..- Matt
That's not how it's supposed to work. Maybe you have a defective device? Either way I would bring it back to T-Mobile to get it checked out. Are you running a custom rom?
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Mine was hover selecting too but updated to the latest OTA, still had the issue. So I disabled and re-abled Air View and my problems were fixed. All has been good for a few days.
Yeah, it was working before but now its just all screwy, im waiting for my buddy who also has the Note 2 for tmo to come by im going to try his pen. This way I can figure out if its the pen or the phone. Thank you for letting me know that this isnt how its supposed to work!

S-pen staying in place

I had the original note and it seemed the s-pen would almost click in place seemed a much stronger hold. Is anyone elses note 2 seem like s-pen can slide out really easy?
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u921333 said:
I had the original note and it seemed the s-pen would almost click in place seemed a much stronger hold. Is anyone elses note 2 seem like s-pen can slide out really easy?
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My clicks in nice and snug
Maybe im just paranoid ill swing in to at&t and see if the ones they have are same
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The S-Pen on mine Note 2 doesnt seem to "click" in place. It seemed a bit loose to me at first, but I tried my hubbies N2, and it was the same looseness/feeling.
It isn't 'loose' by any means and it wouldnt fall out by itself. Just slides in and out easily.
NeonMonster said:
The S-Pen on mine Note 2 doesnt seem to "click" in place. It seemed a bit loose to me at first, but I tried my hubbies N2, and it was the same looseness/feeling.
It isn't 'loose' by any means and it wouldnt fall out by itself. Just slides in and out easily.
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Yeh thats what I think too not really loose just smooth without the click feeling my old note had.
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I actually have a question about its tip. The end tip looks like a little loose in mine so when it touches the screen the tip gets into the pen. I am not sure it is defective. Please check yours to see if the tip is firm and not moving in and out. Thanks.
iexplus said:
I actually have a question about its tip. The end tip looks like a little loose in mine so when it touches the screen the tip gets into the pen. I am not sure it is defective. Please check yours to see if the tip is firm and not moving in and out. Thanks.
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Yes that is what is supposed to do. There is also a button on the stylus.
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Yup, my T-Mobile note 2 has the same stylus tip, kinda loose. everyone says that's how is designed.
iexplus said:
I actually have a question about its tip. The end tip looks like a little loose in mine so when it touches the screen the tip gets into the pen. I am not sure it is defective. Please check yours to see if the tip is firm and not moving in and out. Thanks.
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The tip going in and out is how the pen can detect the level of pen pressure you place onto the screen. It's the same design as a wacom drawing tablet (which is where Samsung went and got their digitizer technology from).
Is this pen's fit will become loose if you use it too much? I am kinda afraid to use alot.
warfanax said:
Is this pen's fit will become loose if you use it too much? I am kinda afraid to use alot.
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don't be afarid to use the s-pen, if anything happens its $15 off the samsung store with the 50% coupon.
warfanax said:
Is this pen's fit will become loose if you use it too much? I am kinda afraid to use alot.
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Thats what she said .
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S pen detection when attached

What does this do?
How come the haptic feedback only works when it feels like it?
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Cerv3r said:
What does this do?
How come the haptic feedback only works when it feels like it?
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I believe it turns off the wacom pen layer when the S-pen is in the holder. This should save some battery
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How come the feedback doesnt work all the time with the pen? Possibly a bug?
Nvm when plugged in the charger there is no feedback
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I believe it turns off the wacom pen layer [...]
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just to back this up - that's exactly what it does; its best to leave pen detection on if that's your only stylus, however if you happen to be using a full size wacom stylus, it'll only work when the pen is detached... got me confused the time i tried to use my lenovo and slate pens and they wouldnt work... because the feature was on...

New to note 2...s pen help

I just got a used note 2 and from who I got it from he said that the screen was broke and he had replaced it but whenever I try to use the s pen certain areas of the screen the stylus won't write on. Its either not accurate or scribbles to the left or right of where I'm writing at. Since I'm new to the s pen and the note 2 touchscreen I figured I would get on here and ask to see what it could be. I'm thinking maybe the digitizer but I didn't know if its built into the screen replacement or if its built into the the actual LCD panel. Any help or comments are appreciated.
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It may be the spen itself.....my first note 2 the spen wasn't working properly either.....search Google for "note 2 spen calibration" there is a button on the pen and under it is two little screw like things that calibrate the pen....If that doesn't work then maybe new spen or might have to get a new phone...sorry
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Here's a link for the S-pen calibration!! Hope it helps you.
http://phandroid.com/2012/12/05/how-to-adjust-s-pen/
FYI:
if that's your only problem is the S-pen, then you'll be ok. It's still working right?
Because if everything else works perfect on the device. Then your good to go. Imho
Just my 2¢® O0
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Here's something else you can try!
Found HERE:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.whitedavidp.reset.spen
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Everything else works on the phone so I'm gonna buy a new s pen and see what that does. Hopefully it was just a s pen malfunction
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michaelatrix said:
It may be the spen itself.....my first note 2 the spen wasn't working properly either.....search Google for "note 2 spen calibration" there is a button on the pen and under it is two little screw like things that calibrate the pen....If that doesn't work then maybe new spen or might have to get a new phone...sorry
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Bajanman said:
Here's a link for the S-pen calibration!! Hope it helps you.
http://phandroid.com/2012/12/05/how-to-adjust-s-pen/
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if that's your only problem is the S-pen, then you'll be ok. It's still working right?
Because if everything else works perfect on the device. Then your good to go. Imho
Just my 2¢® O0
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Here's something else you can try!
Found HERE:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.whitedavidp.reset.spen
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I tried the recalibrating and resetting solutions and it didnt work. I also bought a new s pen and still didnt work and when i tried to recalibrate it there wasnt anything to change like my first one. it just looked like a small circuit board with a button on it and thats all. Im guessing its a problem with the digitizer itself but since it works just fine with my finger ill leave it be for a while. just a shame i cant use the s pen for more precise doodling lol
It should like this and you can follow the instructions on this page. http://galaxy-note2.wonderhowto.com...ensitivity-for-better-touch-response-0140084/
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Not sure if its going to help any but worth a try right?
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Nope the new one doesn't have the adjustment screws...I'll have to post a pic later when I have access to a small screwdriver or something to pop off the button.
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michaelatrix said:
It should like this and you can follow the instructions on this page. http://galaxy-note2.wonderhowto.com...ensitivity-for-better-touch-response-0140084/
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Not sure if its going to help any but worth a try right?
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Are you using the phone with a case?
mrphatpat said:
Are you using the phone with a case?
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Yea I am. But it doesn't appear to have any sort of magnet on it anywhere..
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Edit: just took the case off and still same problem... I'm thinking its the digitizer BC the person before me who own it said he replaced the screen and digitizer. I may be wrong. Just my thought.
Gotcha. Just a random thought.
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Gotcha. Just a random thought.
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In your opinion would it be worth switching out the screen & digitizer for a new one? Or just keep using it like this until the screen breaks or whatever.
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jrodbrown58 said:
In your opinion would it be worth switching out the screen & digitizer for a new one? Or just keep using it like this until the screen breaks or whatever.
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I would have to change it. I use the pen to much. I am also very anal retentive.
mrphatpat said:
I would have to change it. I use the pen to much. I am also very anal retentive.
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Same here...I've done a little research and I'm not quite sure which part I need. I see a sensor board replacement that's pretty cheap, a glass/digitizer replacement that's also pretty cheap or all that plus a LCD panel that's crazy expensive. So I guess my question is would u just replace the glass/ digitizer or sensor board or both since my LCD panel seems to be in perfect condition. I don't really wanna tear more into my phone than what I have to ya know?
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jrodbrown58 said:
Same here...I've done a little research and I'm not quite sure which part I need. I see a sensor board replacement that's pretty cheap, a glass/digitizer replacement that's also pretty cheap or all that plus a LCD panel that's crazy expensive. So I guess my question is would u just replace the glass/ digitizer or sensor board or both since my LCD panel seems to be in perfect condition. I don't really wanna tear more into my phone than what I have to ya know?
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I would do both.
mrphatpat said:
I would do both.
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OK thanks for everyone's opinions and tips. I appreciate it!
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"Tweezers"?? in my NOte 4 box?? why?

Im just wondering why this small package was included in the box with my N910P.
Any ideas??
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I got them to. I'm not sure what they're for. ?
To remove the nib from your s-pen?
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That's the s pen tip
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mitchellvii said:
To remove the nib from your s-pen?
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This! That's the tool you use to remove the nib(tip of the S-Pen) so you can change it once/if it becomes worn. In that same bag you'll find the replacement nibs as well. Between launch of the Note 3 and the Note 4, I only changed my Note 3's once. Even though I use mine daily, I don't draw or write too much with mine, and I know some people do. So I'd imagine you'll need to change it more often than myself if you use your S-Pen a LOT.
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Thanks alot
he's right you know
Yes. What he said
There are soft tips and hard tips
Just pull one out with the tweezers and push in a new tip
peterl23451 said:
Yes. What he said
There are soft tips and hard tips
Just pull one out with the tweezers and push in a new tip
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Ur only a month late...lol
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