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STONEX X300 - 1.4 Operational Specifications; Scan Modes and Resolution; Distance Reference Table

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1.4 Operational specifications
X300 supports four scan modes at different resolution (point grid).
Scan time varies according to the scan mode.
Resolution
H. res. (360°)
V. res. (90°)
H. step (‘)
V. step (‘)
Time x 360° *
Columns/sec.
Fine
16000
4000
1.350
1.350
53m 20s
5
Standard
1
8000
2000
2.700
1.350
26m 40s
5
Fast
4000
1000
5.400
5.400
3m 20s
20
Preview
2000
500
10.800
10.800
50s
40
Table 1: Scanner resolution (*: referred to scan time only, excluding warmup, initialization, positioning, photo capture)
Grid step (cm)
Distance (m)
H. step
10
V. step
10
H. step
30
V. step
30
H. step
50
V. step
50
H. step
100
V. step
100
H. step
200
V. step
200
Fine
2
0.3927
1.1781
1.9635
3.9270
7.8540
Standard
3
0.7854
0.3927
2.3562
1.1781
3.9270
1.9635
7.8540
3.9270
15.7080
7.8540
Fast
21.5708
4.7124
7.8540
15.7080
31.4159
Preview
3.1416
9.4248
15.7080
31.4159
62.8319
Table 2: Distance reference
1
The compression rate to generate the 2D view is 2000 points per column.
2
Fine and Standard scan modes share the same vertical spacing (distance between lines).
The spatial difference between the two modes lies in the speed of the scanner rotation (step angle) and
consequently in the number of points per scan line.
3
When using Standard scan mode, the acquired points are not resulting in a square grid.
The scan pattern is made by four columns of 1000 points each, as described in the following scheme.
The scanner rotation is the cause of the horizontal distribution of the points. As consequence, the vertical
step is out of phase and the grid is not square.
Columns
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4

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