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Provides STONEX S.R.L. address, phone, fax, email, and website for inquiries.
Details STONEX® trademarks, logos, and copyright ownership.
Information on the February 2016 release of the STONEX® X300 User Guide.
Defines warranty agreement, terms, and conditions for STONEX® products.
Details customer's payment for shipping parts/instruments to STONEX®.
Outlines the 7-day return policy for defective instruments upon arrival.
Disclaims warranty for uninterrupted or error-free firmware/software operation.
Details customer payment for repair fees and return shipment costs.
Disclaims implied warranties and limits liability for damages.
Specifies 1-year warranty for X300, excluding battery accessories (6 months).
Details steps for dealers to request and perform warranty repairs.
Instructions for recycling cardboard, plastic, and product parts.
Prohibits disposal of electronic devices as urban waste; requires separate collection.
Notes that recycling, collection, and disposal laws vary by country outside the EU.
Introduces STONEX® X300 3D Laser Scanning System and its capabilities.
Lists the standard components included in the STONEX X300 package.
Identifies key components of the STONEX X300 using front and rear views.
Details scan modes (Fine, Standard, Fast, Preview) and their resolutions.
Provides distance reference data for different grid steps and scan modes.
Covers sun collimation, vibrations, battery check, tripod setup, and temperature.
Ensures proper handling and clarifies data loss responsibility.
Guidelines for transporting the equipment in the field and in vehicles.
Covers shipping by rail, air, or sea, and regulations for battery transport.
Recommends temperature limits and procedures for storing the product and batteries.
Details how to clean the instrument using soft cloths and appropriate liquids.
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION symbols for safety.
Warns against disassembly, improper cables, wet batteries, and short circuits.
Advises against wet hands, sitting on case, dropping, and liquid contact.
Details Class 1M and Class 2 laser safety, with warnings against eye exposure.
Lists the chemical composition and voltage of the lithium battery.
Describes main hazards, effects of overexposure, and symptoms.
Provides suitable extinguishing agents and protective equipment for fires.
Outlines personal and environmental precautions for accidental release.
Specifies continuous and occasional temperature limits for storage and charging.
Lists conditions to avoid and potential hazardous decomposition products.
States that STONEX® Lithium-Ion batteries do not contain toxic materials.
Notes that batteries can be recycled and do not present hazards when used/disposed properly.
Guides on disposal according to regulations, insulation, and recycling.
Recommends avoiding heat, ignition sources, and metal contact for storage.
Specifies user requirements and necessary protective gear for operation.
Lists conditions and uses for which the manufacturer is not liable.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the tripod and attaching the instrument.
Instructions for correctly inserting the X300 battery pack into the scanner.
Instructions for correctly removing the X300 battery pack from the scanner.
Details the specifications of the Li-ion battery charger.
Step-by-step guide for charging the X300 battery using the provided charger.
Describes the procedure for powering on the STONEX X300 scanner.
Explains the standard procedure for shutting down the scanner.
Details standard power-off steps for older firmware versions.
Details standard power-off steps for firmware versions after 0.4.100.
Describes the procedure for forcibly powering off the scanner.
Explains the meaning of Status, Progress, and GPS LEDs on the instrument.
Provides a table mapping LED states to scanner status descriptions.
Table detailing GPS LED states and their corresponding signal quality.
Lists STONEX GNSS receivers compatible with the X300.
Details NMEA GGA output and RTK correction settings for GNSS receivers.
Provides instructions for connecting the GNSS receiver to the X300.
Specifies NMEA GGA output and RTK correction requirements for third-party GNSS.
Diagram showing the pinout configuration of the X300 GPS port.
Describes LED and buzzer signals indicating critical battery levels.
Details LED and buzzer signals for internal temperature warnings.
Illustrates the position of the origin point and offsets relative to the GPS mount.
Details compatibility of X300 Framework with PS4 series scanners and dimensions.
Lists operating systems and browsers tested with the X300 web interface.
Step-by-step guide to connect a control device to the X300 via Wi-Fi.
Overview of the web interface homepage and its access to functions.
Details default login credentials and security options for the web interface.
Describes functions accessible from the homepage: Scan, Files, Camera, Preferences, Info.
Configures scan name, mode, horizontal angle, and photo capture.
Initiates scanning and provides tips on scan area setup.
Configures scan name, horizontal angle, and starting position for multiple scans.
Initiates multiple scans and provides notes on file naming.
Selects and adjusts rectangular frames for sub-scan areas.
Sets scan resolution and photo capture for selected sub-scan frames.
Initiates the scanning process for each defined sub-scan frame.
Lists horizontal angle constraints for single point measurement in different scan modes.
Selects the first and second points from the point list for distance calculation.
Activates tools like All, Toggle, Download, and Delete for managing scan files.
Enables automatic light exposure for scan session pictures.
Allows manual adjustment of exposure values for the cameras.
Allows changing the default language of the onboard software.
Configures username and password for web interface network authentication.
Verifies and calibrates the internal compensator for accurate leveling.
Moves to a specific angle and sets it as the new user home position.
Configures whether the scanner homes to the last set position at startup.
Resets the home position to the factory default settings.
Provides information on firmware version changes and file extensions (.bin, .x3u).
Browse and submit the firmware file to the X300 flash memory.
Displays serial number, firmware version, and build details.
Provides status, version, system, memory, and feature details.
Links to download X3K, user guide, upgrade firmware, and test USB dongle.
Checks if hardware components are powered and running, marking them 'OK'.
Allows checking battery level, power voltage, and internal temperature.
Shows available free memory and data statistics for scan modes.
Allows verification of instrument functionalities like Scan, Max range, Camera resolution.
Explains X3K file purpose for scanner configuration checks and how to download it.
Performs a write/read test on USB memory drives to verify compatibility.
Describes the automatic shutdown triggered by critically low battery levels.
Explains locked/limited features and working time limitations for X300 L.
Details the process of downloading X3K, sending it for activation, and uploading firmware.
Describes file formats for X300 data export and Reconstructor import.
Reports raw data file size for different scan resolutions and point counts.
Lists general import and export formats for point clouds, meshes, polylines, and movies.
Selects point cloud and image formats for conversion, and options like ignoring GPS/tilt data.
Opens Reconstructor projects and selects Grid Point Cloud format for import.
Explains automatic grouping of multiple scans for faster registration.
Opens Reconstructor projects and selects Stonex multiple scans (*.x3m) for import.
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