Hello, my name is Charlotte, and today I'm going
to introduce to you the Livescribe Symphony
smartpen. This device is helpful for recording
lectures while taking notes to return to later and
listen to or just taking notes without audio and
translating them to text documents. Let's begin by
working through the basics of setup. Your pen powers on
simply by removing this cap, you can connect your
pen to an Android or iOS device, such as a phone
or a tablet. It's not yet compatible with desktops,
though. In the package comes a cable which you can
connect to your devices USB port for charging or a
wall charger. This isn't necessary for connecting
the pen to your paper. Connection to your phone or
tablet works through Bluetooth. Make sure to turn
that on before attempting to pair. Next, download
the Livescribe+ app in your App Store. This is how
you will upload all your Pencast's you've
created with or without audio.
All right, let's get to using the pen. You will
need to keep a phone or tablet near you if you'd
like to record audio, if you don't want to record
audio, you do not need your phone. Your pen can be
used on its own with your Livescribe Smart paper.
You can record up to twelve hundred pages before
your pen runs out of storage and needs to be
backed up to a separate device. Take the cap off
the pen and it's powered on. On the first page of
your sample notebook, gently tap device pairing
until your pen blinks blue.
Open the Bluetooth settings on your smart device
if you'd like to record audio to connect with
Symphony. Now go to your Livescribe app and follow
the instructions to pair your pen with the app. Once
you have your pen connected to your phone and set
up with your Livescribe+ app, you can begin writing.
If you'd like to record audio and a pencast, just
keep your Livescribe app open and press the record
button at the bottom of the page.
You can also write phone numbers,
Emails,
Or even websites.
You'll notice in your pencasts that these ones
will create hyperlinks or abilities to add these
phone numbers into your contacts. Now, let's go to
your app- click on the coordinated notebook that
you've been using and it will pull up the pen
cast you created in your app, Green Text has audio
with it; go ahead and click on it.
As you can see, the audio is being played with the
playback button below. If you don't want to stress
about syncing your feed to your other Web pages,
go ahead and click auto-send, and it's compatible with
these apps. You can also send every time using.
Just send. You can print. You can email. You can
share these notes with anyone. Lastly, if you'd
like to switch your written text to typed text,
you can swipe from left to right in your feed and
it will switch all of them to written out.
Sometimes it has a hard time reading things like
use and translates them to these, but for the most
part it works pretty well. I hope this helped you
get the hang of your new smart pen. Have a good
day.