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+++ einscantrainginsop [2020/09/04 18:13] (current) – furst
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 ====Safe Operation of this Tool====
 **Before Using the Scanner:**
 Make sure that the object:
   * Is larger than 30x30x30mm (1.2x1.2x1.2in)
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   - Adjust __Brightness slider__ {{:tools:einscan-sp:brightness.jpg?35|}}until no red areas are visible on the desired part
-**Scanning With the Turntable:**
+**Scanning With the Turntable:** \\
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   - Check the __Use Turntable__ box and specify the number of increments (8-180 steps). The __Align Mode__ menu will appear.
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 Remove the calibration board from the stand and place in the protective drawstring bag. Remove the stand from the turntable and proceed with scanning.
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+ ====Einscan Quick Review====
+Tool Lead:    \\
+Contact: andrewfurst@ucsb.edu      \\
+====Safety Concern====
+  * Lab coat and gloves must me used when handling resin
+  * Anything with uncured resin must be transported within a container to avoid spilling
+====Safe Operation Procedures Review====
+  - Create a new project and designate file location
+  - Select desired texture mode (texture uses color data whereas non texture takes less time)
+  - Adjust brightness slider to properly expose image
+  - Select desired scanning mode (turntable or tripod are standard)
+  - Start Scan
+  - After scan completion using shift + left click to remove extraneous data
+  - Correct any misalignment using the align and shift + left click to select coincident points
+====Post Processing and exporting====
+  - Select mesh to convert to mesh body
+  - Select watertight to create closed object or unwatertight to edit object file
+  - Select desired simplification ratio (to reduce processor stress) and file type (.STL, .OBJ, .PLY, .3MF, or .ASC)
+====Maintenance====
+  * Calibration should take place once a week or before a scan for optimal accuracy
+  * Scanner and turntable should be wiped down frequently
+  * Computer should be restarted periodically and plugged in