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Revision as of 16:03, 16 June 2017
This is a guide for FARO scanner setup with VTube-LASER.
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Results from Extensive Research
VTube-LASER has sophisticated analysis tools (like DCP - Dual Cylinder Fit) that can tell if the incoming data is reasonably good. Because of these built-in tools, we have discovered some useful operating principles for best practices in FARO scanner setup.
The information on this page is the result of our research into how best to scan and calculate tube cylinders. The principles here probably apply to other shapes as well - but we know for sure that they apply to measuring at least cylindrical shaped surfaces.
LLP Camera Exposure Modes Depend on the Scanner Version
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The diagram on the right shows the workable exposure settings that are acceptable with the FARO scanners when measuring tube shape.
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LLP Scanner Setup
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Other Pages
- See VTube-LASER
- See FARO Version 6 Scanner
- See Surface Spray
