Preview and Settings

After powering on, you can enter the scan interface.

Interface Overview

Note

For an introduction to the top status bar, please see Status Bar.

① Project Information

Displays the scan type, data information, including fps, frames, points, markers (Marker Alignment or Global Markers), and parameter settings of the current project.

Note

You can long press the icon to display icon descriptions.

Icon Meaning
IR Infrared Mode	WL White Light Mode	mm Resolution	Acquire Texture
Feature Alignment	Texture Alignment	Marker Alignment	Global Markers Alignment

② Scan Settings

You can set the scanning settings for the current scanning project in the scan interface.

Camera View

Note

• The texture camera view is only displayed when Acquire Texture is enabled.
• After starting the scan, you can adjust the camera brightness again based on the reality.

Black-and-White CameraTexture Camera

The red dots in the camera view indicate overexposed areas. To improve scanning quality, it is recommended that you lower down the camera brightness when there are large overexposed areas, or increase the camera brightness when the camera view is too dark.

Function	Description
	When enabled, the scanner can adjust the brightness automatically according to the actual situation. Note This function is unavailable when scanning global markers or using markers alignment mode.

Brightness adjustment methods support automatic exposure or manual adjustment:

• Automatic exposure : The device automatically adjusts exposure based on the scanning environment; if the automatic exposure effect is not good, you can manually adjust the brightness.
• Manual adjustment: Tap the upper or lower part of the camera view or use the slider on the left side of the camera view to manually adjust the brightness.

Col

Brightness is too high

Col

Brightness is too low

Col

Brightness is proper

To enhance scanning quality and texture effects, it is recommended that you adjust brightness based on the camera view before scanning.

Function	Description
	When enabled, the scanner can adjust the brightness automatically according to the actual situation.
	Enable it when the environment light is too dark; then manually adjust the brightness of the LED supplement light.

• Automatic exposure : The device automatically adjusts exposure based on the scanning environment; if the automatic exposure effect is not good, you can manually adjust the brightness.
• Manual adjustment: Tap the upper or lower part of the camera view or use the slider on the left side of the camera view to manually adjust the brightness.

Data Display Mode

Tap to expand the list, and you can choose a data display mode:

• Data Quality Indicator: Enabled by default for non-texture scanning. When enabled, it will differentiate scan quality in colors: blue represents high-quality scanned data and yellow represents insufficient scanned data that requires further scanning.

• Texture Display: Enabled by default when you choose Acquire Texture.

Note

You can enable only one of these two display modes; indicates that both modes are disabled.

Working Distance

Tap the button to enable the working distance adjustment function. You can adjust the working distance using the arc slider based on the distance value prompt. The scanner scans only within the set distance. This function can effectively filter out unnecessary noise data.

③ Model Preview

Displays the pre-scanning effect of the model.

⑤ Distance Indicator

You can adjust the working distance based on the color indication of the distance bar and interface prompts during scanning.

• Green indicates that the distance is proper.
• Red indicates that the distance is too near.
• Blue indicates that the distance is too far.
• Bluish green indicates that the distance is close or far away.

⑥ Function Buttons

Function	Description	Function	Description
	Tap to start scanning.		Tap to pause scanning.
	Tap to finish scanning.		Tap to delete current scan data.