Preparing Your Object For Scanning; Download And Install; Setting Up Your Scanner - Matter and Form V2 User Manual

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Preparing Your Object for Scanning 
Some objects (as listed above) will require a bit of prep work 
to allow them to scan properly, or at all. Pre-treating your 
objects with matte paint, foot sprays or baby powder will give 
the best results. If using paint, a light grey color is best.  
If you want to capture color data, be aware that any 
treatment may alter the color as it appears in the final scan. 
Download and Install 
Download the MFStudio so ware from 
www.matterandform.net/download
If you don't already have an account you'll be prompted to 
register your email.  
Make sure to download the appropriate so ware for your 
computer!  
Follow the setup wizard and complete the install process. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Setting Up Your Scanner 
Choose a location close to your computer that has even, 
ambient light and a stable, level surface. The first step is to 
connect the scanner: 
1. Plug the USB Type A connector end into the 
computer; 
2. Plug the USB Type B connector end into the scanner; 
3. Connect the power cable to the scanner and plug the 
power cable into a surge protector; 
4. Open the scanner on by gently depressing the release 
button on the top of the scanner and swing it open, 
revealing the scanner head and the turntable. Turn 
the handle 90° until it locks in place as the scanner 
leg. 
5. Power the scanner on. To do so, push the MF logo on 
the lower front of the scanner until it lights up; 
Open the so ware. The so ware will search and 
detect the scanner. Once it does, you're ready to start 
Before you perform 
your first scan, you 
must calibrate your 
scanner. Go to 
Calibrating the
Scanner 
for step-by-step 
instructions. 
 
 
 
 
 

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