If your Nuwa Pen occasionally stops capturing strokes or splits your writing into multiple notes, it may not be detecting pressure correctly. Here’s what to check:

1. Check the Ink Refill

   • Ensure the refill is fully inserted and securely in place. A loose refill can cause inconsistent pressure detection. Read more on how to install your ink cartridge.

   • Try removing and reinserting the refill firmly.

2. Apply Sufficient Pressure

   • Nuwa Pen requires consistent pressure to detect handwriting properly.

   • If you’re writing with a very light touch, try applying slightly more pressure.

3. Consider Your Writing Surface

   • Writing on a hard, stable surface works best.

   • If you’re writing in a thick notebook or stack of papers, air pockets between pages may cause uneven pressure.

   • Try placing a flat, firm surface beneath your paper to ensure consistent contact.

4. Watch the LED Indicator

   • The green light means Nuwa Pen is capturing your handwriting.

   • If it briefly flashes white before turning green again, the pressure sensor may not be consistently engaged.

By ensuring a secure refill, firm writing pressure, and a stable surface, you’ll get the best performance from your Nuwa Pen.