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Quick User Guide – IRISNotes
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6.3 Using IRISNotes on iOS and Android
In the IRISNotes app you can capture handwritten notes as JPG and PDF images. You can either use the
IRISNotes pen on a piece of paper, or use your fingers to write directly on your smartphone screen.
You can also save live recordings of your notes - including spoken comments - so they can be used in
MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses). You can for instance create micro-lectures to help students learn
online, provide online one-on-one tutoring where you use your tablet and smartphone as whiteboard,
correct homework online, etc. The IRISNotes technology makes it very easy to enter mathematical and
chemical formulas, drawings, diagrams, calculations and so on.
The recordings are very small in size, i.e. less than 1 MB and have a maximum recording time of 5
minutes.
6.3.1 IRISNotes on iOS
Install the app
Go to App Store and search for the IRISNotes app.
Tap Get and follow the instructions.
The app will be installed in the language of your interface. If that language is not available the app
will be installed in English.
Connect the receiver to the IRISNotes app
Before you begin: do not use a USB cable to connect your mobile device to a computer when using the
IRISNotes app. This may cause errors.
1.
Briefly press the power button on the receiver to power it on.
2.
Briefly press the Bluetooth button to activate Bluetooth.
3.
Now activate Bluetooth on your iOS device.
4.
Open the IRISNotes app and tap the pen icon (
).
5.
In the message that appears select Don't Allow.
6.
The IRISNotes pen is displayed on screen. Tap the pen name to connect.
When the connection is complete the following message appears: Device is connected, start
writing.
Important: the receiver cannot be connected to more than one Bluetooth device at the same time. To
connect it to another device you must first disconnect it. To do so, tap the Bluetooth icon (
).
