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Otto Bock iFab EasyScan - Download and Install the Ifab Easyscan Application

Otto Bock iFab EasyScan
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This guide will provide a quick walk-through
when using iFab EasyScan for the rst time.
Please follow the instructions to ensure the best
outcome for your patient.
Start the application and login with you iCC credentials
Start the application through the desktop icon. You will be
asked to pair your device with your iCC account. Use your
personal credentials to login. If you do not have an account yet
click on “Create an account” to sign up
Choose “General Scan” in the menu and start a new job
Aer login select “General Scan” to start the sub-application
Click on “New Job” in order to proceed and begin a new job
Assign job ID
Assign an identifying job ID to proceed with “Start scanning”.
This can be any label preferred
Note: Avoid specic names for data privacy reasons
Please review and follow the additional scanning tips to ensure
the best scan result.
Select scan volume – in this example size S
Select a scan volume in which the object has to be placed
before starting the scanning process. Only objects placed
within that scan volume are visible to the camera and captured
during scanning
To select a scan volume that ts closest to the dimension of the
object select “Dene bounding box” in the right-hand menu
and apply the appropriate selection
The application always starts with the last selection used
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Download and install the iFab EasyScan application
If you have not yet installed the application you can download and
execute the installer at:
https://www.ifab-customer-center.com/Downloads
Please note: A limb model is available but not required to
learn how to use iFab EasyScan most efficiently and properly.
For this purpose the model is prepared with landmarks
needed to conduct a scan for custom liners.

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