Hello Alex, If you can find the little circles on one of the edges, put those underneath with your right-hand fingers on them. Unfold that flap downwards to the left, and the one under that to the right and lay the whole thing flat on a table. Put your right hand in the centre of the right-hand edge and your left forefinger in the nearest hole in the join between the left-hand section and the centre one. Raise the bottom edge slightly with your left thumb, while raising the right-hand edge with your right hand. You should feel the cardboard folding under your thumb, while the right-hand edge folds in to form a kind of cradle to hold the iPhone. Once the central portion is vertical, you'll see that in cross section, it's three sides of a rectangle which is what makes it stable. The iPhone fits snugly against a back-stop and between two raised sides. After that, it will be obvious how to position the document to be scanned.
Cheers, Anne On 13 Mar 2014, at 21:31, Alex Stone <[email protected]> wrote: > Anne, thanks for sending the link for the video, as I received mine on > Tuesday, and haven't worked out how to put it together yet. > On 13/03/2014 17:01, Anne Robertson wrote: >> Hello everyone, >> >> Today, I received my Giraffe Reader for iPhone. This serves a similar >> purpose to that of the StandScan Pro, but it does not have any lighting. It >> is, however, much smaller and lighter, measuring about 26 cm by 21 cm when >> folded. >> >> The Giraffe Reader is quicker to assemble than the StandScan Pro as it only >> has three sections. Once erected, it consists of a base which is roughly A5 >> size, an upright piece which is three sides of a rectangle in cross section, >> and a platform to hold the iPhone in place. >> >> It is made of a plastic material that feels like shiny cardboard and is held >> in shape by magnets. >> >> There is a video showing how to use the Giraffe Reader at: >> <https://vimeo.com/88239540> >> >> Within the euro zone, the Giraffe reader costs EURO 33.25. >> In Britain, it costs £30. >> >> You can contact its creator, Sam Jewell at: >> [email protected] >> >> I'll paste the result of my first scan using the Giraffe Reader below my >> signature. The item scanned is an exam paper for French student nurses who >> have to understand English. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Anne >> >> 2008, GP figures show. 1 his meanb 070 ui u. >> 850,000 more have diabetes without knowing it. Diabetes UK says the rise is >> largely fuelled by >> type 2 diabetes, linked to obesity and unhealthy lifestyles. 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