Parameter Settings¶
You can adjust scan settings during pre-scanning or scanning, including the mode, light source, object, brightness and so on, to achieve an ideal result.
Scan Mode¶
You can select Scan Mesh, Partial HD Scanning or Scan Markers.
Note
When the scanner is in Scan Mesh mode and there is only one project within the project group, you can adjust the point distance in real time.
High-Speed Mode¶
You can improve the scanning speed when it is enabled.
Light Source Mode¶
| FreeScan TE25 | |
|---|---|
| 50 Lines | 50 crossed lines are ready to scan a large object. |
| 7 Lines | 7 parallel lines are ready to scan fine details. |
| 1 Line | A single laser line is ready to scan deep holes and pocket area. |
Object¶
Select the mode according to the material of the object you are ready to scan.
Brightness¶
Drag the slider and adjust the brightness until the scanned data or the markers are clearly visible and complete. Too high brightness may result in much noises in the scanned data.
Data Quality Indicator¶
Quality of the scanned data can be displayed by different colors: blue represents a high quality and yellow represents an insufficient scanned data, which needs further scanning. Insufficiently scanned data may disappear or become anomalous after editing.
Note
This function is not available for scanning in scan markers mode.
Local Enlarged View¶
When the function is enabled, the scanning interface will display a local perspective of the scanned object, which can be used for supplementary scanning of small holes. It is recommended to enable the function under 0.2 mm point distance.
View Lock¶
The view in the scanning interface will not vary with the movement of the scanner when the function is enabled.
Field of View¶
When the scanner is outside the view field of the tracker, the scanner may not be able to scan data or the quality of the scanned data may be poor. In such a situation, you can enable this function. Once enabled, the view field of the tracker will be visualized in the 3D scene, allowing you to see the relative positions of the tracker, scanner, and the object being scanned.
During scanning, you can use this function to adjust the position of the tracker to ensure that the object being scanned and the scanner are within the view field of the tracker.
Caution
If you move the tracker in a real-world scene, the model position of the tracker in the 3D scene will not change, but the relative position of the scanned object in the 3D scene will change in real-time.