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TO REMOVE PHONE FROM ADAPTER: To save your alignment, make no further adjustments to the top clamp and alignment knob. Simply remove phone using right clamp only as shown in Fig. 4. USING ADAPTER AGAIN: The alignment of your phone to the adapter should be saved from the initial setup, so many steps can be skipped (FIG 1-2, 7-10) and only a quick fine adjustment of the alignment may be needed. Frequently Asked Questions: Q1: Why does the top clamp touch the round corner of my phone, instead of the top flat edge? A1: This is normal for some models of phones. Just fit as close to rounded edge as possible and lock top clamp as normal. Q2: Why am I getting reflections and/or glare in my image? A2: This may occur with indoor lighting. Please avoid overhead lighting or change the angle of the lighting relative to phone. Also, please use without flash to avoid reflections and/or glare in photos. If there's glare on your phone screen that makes image hard to view, increase brightness setting on phone and view from a position with less overhead light. 10

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TO REMOVE PHONE FROM ADAPTER:
To save your alignment, make no further adjustments to the top clamp and alignment
knob. Simply remove phone using right clamp only as shown in Fig. 4.
USING ADAPTER AGAIN:
The alignment of your phone to the adapter should be saved from the initial setup, so
many steps can be skipped (FIG 1-2, 7-10) and only a quick fine adjustment of the
alignment may be needed.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q1:
Why does the top clamp touch the round corner of my phone, instead of the top
flat edge?
A1:
This is normal for some models of phones. Just fit as close to rounded edge as
possible and lock top clamp as normal.
Q2:
Why am I getting reflections and/or glare in my image?
A2:
This may occur with indoor lighting. Please avoid overhead lighting or change the
angle of the lighting relative to phone. Also, please use without flash to avoid
reflections and/or glare in photos. If there's glare on your phone screen that makes
image hard to view, increase brightness setting on phone
and view from a position
with less overhead light.
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