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Describes ATOS systems for stationary use with components like sensors, projector, controller, and PC.
Details ATOS systems for mobile use, including transport case, tripod, and rotation table.
Compares ATOS COMPACT SCAN 2M and 5M sensors, listing technical specifications and data.
Lists various sensor configurations with measuring volumes, point distances, and calibration objects.
Explains terms like camera angle, measuring distance, and measuring volume for specific ATOS models.
Defines terms related to measuring volume and sensor setup for the ATOS COMPACT SCAN SO model.
Details the different types of lenses (left, right, projector) and their handling for the ATOS sensor.
Explains how to access and use the ATOS sensor's web interface for monitoring and control.
Guides on how to safely position the ATOS sensor using the 3D ball head and its locking screw.
Describes the mechanism for attaching and securing the ATOS sensor to the 3D ball head using a wedge plate.
Outlines general requirements for sensor setup, including software installation and lens selection based on measuring volume.
Explains how to determine the appropriate measuring volume using camera positions SO, 300, and 500.
Provides a detailed step-by-step guide on how to change the camera positions on the sensor support.
Details the process of setting up the sensor using the ATOS V7 software, including focus and aperture adjustments.
Explains how to prepare the wireless remote control by inserting the battery and connecting the receiver to the computer.
Describes the functions of the various keys on the ATOS wireless remote control for operation.
Provides instructions on carefully handling calibration objects (panels, crosses) to maintain their accuracy and prevent damage.
Outlines when calibration is required and the necessary prerequisites, including sensor warm-up time and temperature.
Details the calibration process using the CP40 calibration panel, including data loading and adjustment steps.
Describes the calibration process using the CC30 calibration cross, specifically for mobile ATOS systems.
Shows the step-by-step procedure for removing the air filter from the ATOS sensor for cleaning or replacement.
Illustrates how to connect the ATOS sensor to a laptop or PC using a GigE data link.
Provides notes for network administrators regarding Ethernet interfaces and firewall settings for ATOS scanning.
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