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  • Page 1 FARO Laser Scanner Photon 20 / 120 with HYPERMODULATION User’s Manual...
  • Page 2 DESCRIBED HEREIN. The information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of FARO Technologies Inc. FARO Technologies Inc. Internal Control File Location: X:\CONTROL\RECORDS\05MANUFA\PARTSPEC\5 Scanner LS\E726 FARO Laser Scanner Photon Manual EN.pdf...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Step 1 - Setting up the tripod 4.1.2 Step 2 – Tribrach preparation 4.1.3 Step 3 – Fixing the FARO Laser Scanner Photon 4.1.4 Step 4 – Connecting the FARO Laser Scanner Photon 4.1.5 Step 5 - Switching on the scanner Installing and using the software 4.2.1...
  • Page 4 Slightly Contaminated Mirror Greatly Contaminated Mirror Cleaning the Receiver Lens Suppliers 10 Appendix 10.1 FARO Laser Scanner Photon error messages 10.2 FARO Laser Scanner Photon data and power cable 10.3 Helical scan mode (option) 10.3.1 Introduction 10.3.2 Operation 10.3.3 Electrical interface 10.3.4...

  • Page 5: Introduction

    • high speed • modularity • mobility The FARO Laser Scanner Photon works by sending an infrared laser beam into the center of a rotating mirror. This deflects the laser on a vertical rotation around the environment being scanned; scattered light from surrounding objects is then reflected back into the scanner.
  • Page 6 Once a scan has been made, the user can easily navigate a 3D view where the entire scan data can be inspected and analyzed. A list of possible applications can be found on the FARO webpage http://www.faro.com.

  • Page 7: Safety Precautions

    (see chapter 11). Do not use the FARO Laser Scanner Photon near heat sources such as radiators, heat registers or other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat. • Do not use the FARO Laser Scanner Photon in vicinity of strong magnetic or electrical fields. 7 / 87...

  • Page 8: Electrical Safety

    This product should be operated only from the power source supplied or recommended by FARO. Please ensure that the specifications of the AC converter are met by your line voltage. If you do not know the power line voltage in your area, please ask your local power company.
  • Page 9 (e.g. by using a safety fence). The FARO Laser Scanner Photon stays within the limits of laser class 1, if all instructions of this manual are obeyed, especially if no one is allowed to enter the minimal hazard distance unless equipped with laser safety goggles.
  • Page 10 FARO customer service during the yearly maintenance and certification service. You shall immediately stop the further usage of the FARO Laser Scanner Photon, if any failure has been found. Regarding eye safety, laser radiation from the FARO Laser Scanner Photon 20 / 120 can be regarded as coming from a pulsed laser source.

  • Page 11: Mechanical Security

    Mechanical Security The FARO Laser Scanner Photon may only be used when set on a flat and stable surface. People can be hit and severe injuries can be caused by an overturn of the FARO Laser Scanner Photon. Only use equipment...

  • Page 12: Equipment

    Check that all of the equipment that is required for the operation of this product is available, as listed below. • Scanner carry case • FARO Laser Scanner Photon 20 / 120 • Laser lock key • Scanner data and power cable •...

  • Page 13: Your First Scan - Step-By-Step

    This chapter will guide you step-by-step from setting up the scanner to doing the first scan using SCENE Record. 4.1 Setup of the FARO Laser Scanner Photon 4.1.1 Step 1 - Setting up the tripod Extend and lock all legs of the tripod. Check that the tripod adjustment arrangements have been locked and that the legs are of even length.

  • Page 14: Step 2 - Tribrach Preparation

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Please note: In extreme windy conditions, please make sure that the tripod has a stable standing. For this, you should affix a heavy weight to the tripod or sandbag its feet. 4.1.2 Step 2 – Tribrach preparation 4.1.2.1 Using the aluminum tripod...

  • Page 15: Step 3 - Fixing The Faro Laser Scanner Photon

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 4.1.3 Step 3 – Fixing the FARO Laser Scanner Photon Remove scanner from case, check outer casing for any signs of damage or distortion. Check mirror for damage due to scratches, cracks, distortion and inspect for cleanliness.
  • Page 16 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.12 Insert 90° bend connector into scanner • Attach the blue data and power cable to one of the legs of the tripod. Fig.13 Blue data and power cable at tripod leg Without battery •...

  • Page 17: Step 5 - Switching On The Scanner

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 4.1.5 Step 5 - Switching on the scanner Check that the laser lock is in Off position. Switch on the external operating PC and when the PC is ready, switch on the power for the scanner by turning the red button on the connector box or, if you have a battery pack, by using the switch on the battery pack.
  • Page 18 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 4.2.2.1 Connection problems A connection can only established if the scanner and the operating PC have compatible IP addresses and compatible subnet masks. If they don't, this is indicated by the Net incompatibility icon .

  • Page 19: Starting A Scan

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual connected to your LAN, ask your system administrator for a yet unused IP address. Fig.18 Changing the Scanner's IP address 4.3 Starting a scan 4.3.1 Step 8 – Unlocking the laser Insert the key into the lock and turn it to the On position.

  • Page 20: Step 10 - Shutting Down The Scanner

    The result of the scan will be displayed on the screen. Like any other measurement system the FARO Laser Scanner brings best results after a certain warm-up period. Generally, scans that were made during this warm-up period are usable without any problems;...

  • Page 21: Shutdown Of The Faro Laser Scanner Photon

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 5 Shutdown of the FARO Laser Scanner Photon The FARO Laser Scanner Photon has a PC with a hard drive integrated. This internal PC must be shut down before turning off the power supply. If the...
  • Page 22 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.20 Unplugging the bend connector Please note: If the scanner had not been shut down properly (e.g. after having applied the emergency stop), the next boot of the scanner could take more time as usual as the scanner might check its hard disk for errors.

  • Page 23: The Software Scene Record

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 6 The Software SCENE Record Using SCENE Record you can connect to the FARO Laser Scanner Photon, configure parameters, start scans, and view the results of your scans and shutdown the scanner. Fig.21 SCENE Record In this manual only the features which are directly linked to performing a scan will be addressed.

  • Page 24: The Scan Bar

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 6.3 The scan bar Fig.23 Scan bar Start Scan : Starts a new scan, if a connection to the scanner has been established and the scanner is ready. Start Scan with color : Starts a color scan if the color option is installed.
  • Page 25 Prepaid Account - If you connect to a prepaid scanner, you can check the details of the scanner's prepaid account. Camera - Parameters for the camera of the FARO color option can be adjusted. Get - Updates the values of the scanner parameter window by getting the actual values from the scanner.
  • Page 26 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.25 Parameter adjustment by the scanner OK - Closes the scanner parameter window. Performs “Apply” before closing the window if parameters have been changed. Cancel - Closes the scanner parameter window without setting new parameters.
  • Page 27 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Default Settings - Restore default settings. Angular area - The size of the area to be scanned, both horizontally and vertically. Scan angle areas may be changed by keying in the required scan range.
  • Page 28 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Please note that the Clear Sky and Clear Contour feature are only available on Photon 120 scanners and on Photon 20 scanners that have been manufactured since May 2009. On other scanners this feature will not be selectable.
  • Page 29 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Eye safety distance [m] 0:13:39 40,000 16.1 0:27:18 40,000 16.1 0:54:36 40,000 16.1 1:49:12 40,000 16.1 0:03:24 20,000 16.1 0:06:49 20,000 16.1 0:13:39 20,000 16.1 0:27:18 20,000 16.1 0:54:36 20,000 16.1 1:49:12 20,000 16.1...
  • Page 30 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 6.3.1.3 Storage Scans can be stored either on the scanner itself, or on the operating PC. You can specify the naming convention and folders for saving the scans. Fig.28 Storage File Basename - The scan will be saved with a file name consisting of this base name followed by the current scan number, e.g.
  • Page 31 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 6.3.1.4 Operation and Operator In order to organize your scans, you can supply further details about the scans. The information will be saved together with the scans. Fig.29 Operation and Operator Operation Name - Provides information about the project name.
  • Page 32 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.30 Scanner Info Scanner - Provides the name of the scanner. Revision - The revision number of the scanner. Scanner Type - The type of scanner. Serial Number - The scanner's serial number. This will be individual for each scanner.
  • Page 33 6.3.1.7 Prepaid Account (Only applicable for prepaid scanners) If you connect to a prepaid FARO Laser Scanner, the SCENE Record software will allow you to check and to recharge your prepaid account. The scanner will only perform a scan, if there are still scans available on your prepaid account.
  • Page 34 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual FARO. Each Prepaid Key is individual for a specific scanner and contains the number of scans that will be added to the prepaid account. Fig.32 Prepaid Account Serial Number - The scanner's serial number. This number is individual for each scanner.

  • Page 35: Scanner Settings

    Fig.34 Sending a prepaid key 6.3.1.8 Camera (Only applicable with camera/color option installed) The camera is part of the FARO color option. The camera tab of the scanner parameter dialog will be explained together with color scans in chapter 7.3. 6.3.2 Scanner Settings You can open the settings dialog by clicking on in the scan bar.

  • Page 36: Scanner Selection

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.35 Settings Max Scans - Specifies the maximum number of scans that are kept in the memory of the operating PC. View Scans while recording - If checked, the scan will be displayed online during scanning.

  • Page 37: The Scanner Menu

    Shutdown Scanner: Shuts down the scanner (see chapter 5). Select Scanner: Opens the scanner selection dialog (see chapter 6.3.3). About...: Displays the version of the FARO Scanner Control. 6.5 Status bar The operating PC is not connected to a scanner.

  • Page 38: Color Option

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 7 Color Option With the color option, you can take scans in which each scan point has not only its 3D information, but also color value associated with it. Fig.38 Scans with color This is done by combining the ordinary scanner with a digital camera.
  • Page 39 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Please have a look at the Nikon D200 or D300 Quick Start Guide to see how to perform the following steps: • Set the shooting mode to S Fig.39 Select shooting mode • Select M mode Fig.40 Select M mode...
  • Page 40 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.43 Focus-mode • Use the “matrix” metering-mode. Fig.44 Metering-mode Have a look at The Nikon Guide to Digital Photography to perform the following: • Set the USB option to PTP when using the Nikon D200, set the option to MTP/PTP when using the Nikon D300.
  • Page 41 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.45 Setup menu The following steps have to be done each time before scanning: • Select an appropriate white balance temperature. Auto white balance is not recommended, as your panoramic environment probably contains a lot of different light sources which would cause a different white balance on each picture.
  • Page 42 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.48 Scanner with camera • Either use top orientation of the camera or horizontal orientation. When using top orientation you will have a full color coverage of the scan points above the scanner (+90° are covered), but compared to the horizontal orientation less coverage of the scan points on the ground.
  • Page 43 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Top orientation Horizontal orientation Fig.49 Top and Horizontal orientation of the camera • Adjust the focus manually to ∞ using the lens focusing ring. 43 / 87...
  • Page 44 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.50 Camera focus • Connect the USB cable to the scanner. Fig.51 USB port of the scanner • Turn the camera on. 44 / 87...

  • Page 45: Scanning With Color

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 7.3 Scanning with color • Start SCENE Record or SCENE Record Mobile and connect to the scanner as usual. • Open the camera tab of the scanner parameter dialog in SCENE Record or the color page in SCENE Record Mobile and adjust the camera parameters.

  • Page 46: Camera Parameters In Scene Record Mobile

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Top The camera is mounted in the top position of the camera bracket and faces slightly upwards. Horizontal The camera is in the horizontal position of the camera bracket. Exposure Manual - You can set exposure time, exposure index, and f- number directly at the camera.

  • Page 47: Position Of The Camera During A Color Scan

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 7.3.3 Position of the camera during a color scan • Make sure that the correct camera mount and camera orientation is selected. • If you are using the new non-parallax camera mount with the sliding...
  • Page 48 If you are using the FARO carbon fiber tripod wind down the scanner to the lower end position of the center column.
  • Page 49 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.56 Operating position of the camera Please make sure that the center column is at its same horizontal end position as before. • After having moved the camera into its operating position you can...

  • Page 50: Using Scene Record Mobile

    SCENE Record Mobile offers a web interface to control the scanner. In combination with Wi-Fi and a PDA or the iPod Touch, this is a very comfortable way to operate the FARO Laser Scanner Photon. Please note that old scanners need a special software upgrade for SCENE Record Mobile.
  • Page 51 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual stick plugged in when restarting. Afterwards, when plugging in the Wi-Fi stick, the scanner doesn’t need to be restarted anymore. The Wi-Fi of the scanner is automatically configured to be in Adhoc mode with WEP encryption.
  • Page 52 WEP key when setting up your PDA (The system information in the picture above is only an example and the values of your scanner might differ. Please use the values of your laser scanner for the following configuration steps). Revised: July 30, 2010 © 2008 FARO Scanner Production GmbH...

  • Page 53: Setting Up The Wi-Fi With A Pda And Windows Mobile

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 8.1.2 Setting up the Wi-Fi with a PDA and Windows Mobile This chapter describes the configuration on the basis of the Fujitsu Siemens Pocket Loox N560 with Microsoft Windows Mobile 5. If you are using another mobile device please refer to its user manual on how to setup its Wi-Fi connection.
  • Page 54 For example, if the scanner has 172.16.15.191, you can enter 172.16.15.90 here. The Wi-Fi subnet mask must be the same as the one of the FARO Laser Scanner Photon. Fig.63 WLAN IP address...
  • Page 55 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Close the dialog by clicking ok, close Settings Page by clicking ok, then restart the PDA. You can restart the PDA by briefly pressing the stylus tip into the soft reset opening (see manual of the PDA for details).
  • Page 56 Note: On this page you can also enter the WEP key if the “new network found” message did not appear after you have switched on the Wi-Fi of the PDA. Fig.68 Change authentication mode Now you should be able to connect to the FARO Laser Scanner Photon via Wi-Fi. 56 / 87...
  • Page 57 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual To check this, open Opera or Internet Explorer and enter the IP of the Wi-Fi adapter of the Scanner (not the IP of the PDA). You should now see the start screen of SCENE Record Mobile.
  • Page 58 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual The built-in zoom function of Opera is also very useful. Setting it to 75% will ensure that all web pages will fit on the small PDA. Fig.71 Recommended zoom settings 8.1.2.2 Connecting to the Scanner In order to connect to the scanner type the scanner’s WLAN IP address into...

  • Page 59: Setting Up The Wi-Fi Connection With The Ipod Touch

    8.1.3 Setting up the Wi-Fi connection with the iPod Touch The following pages will show you how to set up the iPod Touch in order to connect to the FARO Laser Scanner via Wi-Fi. 8.1.3.1 Updating the iPod to the latest firmware version First of all, please make sure that the iPod Touch has the latest firmware installed.
  • Page 60 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.74 iTunes 8.1.3.2 Configuring the iPod Touch Make sure the Scanner is ON and the Wi-Fi stick is plugged in. Switch on the iPod Touch. On the start screen open the Settings dialog.
  • Page 61 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Then open the Wi-Fi settings page. Fig.76 Settings On the Wi-Fi page you should see a list of all available Wi-Fi networks including the network of the Laser Scanner. Click on this network.
  • Page 62 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.78 Entering the WEP key Go back to the Wi-Fi page and click on the arrow next to the scanner network. Fig.79 Wi-Fi Page Click on Static and enter a Wi-Fi IP address and the Wi-Fi subnet mask (see chapter 8.1.1).
  • Page 63 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual here. The Wi-Fi subnet mask must be the same as the one of your laser scanner. Fig.80 Wi-Fi Settings Go back to the start screen of your iPod Touch. Go to settings page and click on Safari.
  • Page 64 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.82 Safari Settings Now you should be able to connect to the FARO Laser Scanner via Wi-Fi. To check this, go back to the start screen of your iPod Touch and open the Safari Browser.
  • Page 65 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.84 SCENE Record Mobile on the iPod Touch Please note that on the iPod Touch the SCENE Record Mobile pages are best viewed in landscape orientation. For this you only have to rotate the iPod accordingly, the iPod will then change the orientation automatically.

  • Page 66: Scene Record Mobile Pages Description

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual • Does the iPod establish a Wi-Fi connection to the scanner but Apple’s Safari Browser tries connecting to SCENE Record Mobile without success? Try to connect with another Internet browser. There are plenty of them in the iTunes App Store. We recommend to use an Internet browser called “VanillaSurf”.

  • Page 67: Settings Page

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 8.2.2 Settings Page Fig.86 Settings Page The vertical and horizontal ranges are the same as in SCENE Record. • Distance Range: is the maximum distance range of points which will be taken. • Resolution - is the resulting scan resolution. You can choose among 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/5, 1/8, 1/10 or 1/16, 1/20 and 1/32.

  • Page 68: Color Page

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual disable Automatic mode. Please note that changing the number of columns manually results in scans which have no 1:1 ratio between rows and columns. It is recommended to use this only in special circumstances.

  • Page 69: Project Page

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 8.2.4 Project Page Fig.88 Project Page Settings on this page correspond to settings on tab Operation in the Scanner Parameter dialog in SCENE Record (see chapter 6.3.1.4). 8.2.5 Operator Page Fig.89 Operator Page Settings on this page correspond to settings on tab Operator in the Scanner Parameter dialog in SCENE Record (see chapter 8.2.5).

  • Page 70: Storage Page

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 8.2.6 Storage Page Fig.90 Storage Page Settings on this page correspond to settings on tab Storage in the Scanner Parameter dialog in SCENE Record (see chapter 6.3.1.3). Notice that scans with SCENE Record Mobile are always stored on the scanner.

  • Page 71: Viewing Scans

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual By clicking on delete link you will be asked to confirm the deletion of this scan. 8.3 Viewing scans There are two possibilities to open and see a scan’s image. • By clicking on scan’s name shown as Last Scan on the Scan page just after the scan was recorded, or •...

  • Page 72: Auxiliary Files In The Scans Network Drive

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual Fig.94 Regular scan image in Full Size mode When in Full Size viewing mode and using the Opera browser on a PDA, you can use the built-in zoom features. (Please note that this feature is not available with Internet Explorer Mobile from Microsoft yet).
  • Page 73 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual The files are named consistently with the scan file name, and have a suffix grey.jpg. On the other hand, if you delete the auxiliary files accidentally the scan will not show up in the scan listing of SCENE Record Mobile, even if the scan file itself still exists.

  • Page 74: Cleaning Instructions For Optics

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 9 Cleaning Instructions for Optics ATTENTION: To avoid unnecessary damage or wear, only clean optics when the degree of contamination requires cleaning for proper function. Major contamination and improper handling to clean optics may impact the scanning quality.

  • Page 75: Slightly Contaminated Mirror

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 9.1 Slightly Contaminated Mirror Handling lens tissue: Fold one piece of lens tissue and clamp it in the tweezers or forceps. • First, use a little compressed air spray (oil-free) to clean the surface of the optics.

  • Page 76: Greatly Contaminated Mirror

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual 9.2 Greatly Contaminated Mirror Folding laboratory cloths: Take several individual laboratory cloths out of the package and fold twice. Set onto an oil-free surface. • Fold the laboratory cloth and soak the edge in acetone. Carefully clean the edge of the mirror.

  • Page 77: Appendix

    The mirror motor couldn’t find its zero index. • Motor speed tolerance exceeded The speed of the mirror motor isn’t uniform 10.2 FARO Laser Scanner Photon data and power cable ® The scanner is connected by a combined data and power cable from LEMO Plugs -Part-No.

  • Page 78: Helical Scan Mode (Option)

    Fig.96 Data and power cable - pin assignment 10.3 Helical scan mode (option) 10.3.1 Introduction The helical scan mode is an optional operation mode of the FARO Laser Scanner Photon. Please contact FARO customer service or sales to get information about how to purchase this optional feature.
  • Page 79 = 2f * t / r With the factor f, the dependency on the measurement rate and the maximum resolution of the scanner is covered. For the FARO LASER SCANNER PHOTON the factor f is classified as: 122 kHz: f = 3.05 Hz 244 kHz: f = 6.10 Hz...
  • Page 80 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual The 2 in the formula reflects the fact that one turn of the mirror creates two columns in the scan. Example: For a scan duration of 1h with 1/10 resolution and 4x X-Control, the expected number of columns is: = 2*3.05Hz * 3600s * 10 = 219600...
  • Page 81 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual the sequence number separated with a hash sign. Hash sign and sequence number are not part of the scan file name. Please note: The file split option is only available for remote storage.

  • Page 82: Electrical Interface

    FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual The scanner will continue scanning until a stop signal is received or the given number of columns has been reached. When the scanner is paused, a start signal will cause the scanner to continue scanning.

  • Page 83: Test Device

    10.3.4 Test device When you have purchased the helical option a test device will be supplied together with the FARO LASER SCANNER PHOTON. This test device can be connected to the helical socket (see 10.3.3). It is for testing the scanner’s helical mode and to demonstrate the functionality of this mode.
  • Page 84 FARO Laser Scanner Photon – User’s Manual • The Start button starts the recording of the scans, scan data will be written into a file. This button does not initiate the scanner. This has to be done as usual by pressing the start/stop button on the scanner or...

  • Page 85: Technical Data

    • Horizontal step size: 0.009° (40,000 3D pixel on 360°) • Max. vertical scan speed: 2,880 rpm 11.3 Laser (Optical Transmitter) • Laser power (CW Ø): Photon 20 and 120: 20mW • Laser class: Laser class 3R according to o EN 60825-1:1994 + A1:2002 + A2:2001 o IEC 60825-1:1993 + A1:1997 + A2:2001 •...

  • Page 86: General

    • Size (LxWxH): 410mm x 160 mm x 280mm (15.7” x 6.3” x 11”) • Maintenance / Calibration: Once a year The FARO Laser Scanner Photon 20 / 120 are protected by U.S. patent 7,430,068 B2. 11.5 Available Replacement Parts •...

  • Page 87: Product Environmental Information

    FARO Technologies, Inc., as a producer of electrical and electronic equipment, has endeavored to meet these environmental responsibilities for managing WEEE. In so doing, FARO is providing the following to inform its customers about the WEEE collection process: In order to avoid any potential dissemination of hazardous substances into...

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