Yes, to install the Xencelabs driver on your Mac, you will need to run macOS 10.13 or newer.
Additionally, once you have installed the Xencelabs Mac driver, you may need to manually turn on the Xencelabs objects in System Settings > Privacy and Security > Accessible.
If your pens are not working once you have installed the Mac driver, this video will help.
To access the Accessibility panel, click on the Apple in the upper left corner of your screen. Then select System Settings. [1] Then select Privacy and Security. [2] Then select Accessibility, and you will see the three Xencelabs objects listed that need to be active (Yellow). |  |
Xencelabs driver download link: https://www.xencelabs.com/us/support/download-drivers
Please note: Xencelabs macOS driver 1.3.1-52 and newer runs natively on the M1/M2/M3 Apple chipset.
