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POP 3D Scanner User Manual Using This Manual Read/Watch Before the First Scan Read/Watch the following documents/tutorials before using the Revopoint POP 3D scanner: User Manual Quick Start Guide Advanced Scanning Tips Videos Tutorials www.revopoint3d.com/support/ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Join our Official Forum To get Software Updates &...
Introduction The POP handheld 3D scanner adopts a proprietary 3D camera module and an embedded chip to deliver accurate and fast 3D scans. This scanner is designed to be compact and portable, with multi-mode scanning capabilities. It meets the requirements for product development, prototyping, 3D printing and artistic creation.
POP 3D Scanner User Manual Packing List Hardware Connection Laptop Connection Make sure the POP scanner is connected to a USB 3.0+ port, because USB 2.0 will not supply sufficient operating current. An indicator of this is repeated power resets and lost connections.
2. Scanning Distance: Too near, Excellent, Good, Too Far. Placing the POP so that it is in the Excellent zone will have the best balance of coverage and resolution. Adjust the optimal distance according to the prompt. 3. RGB Image Display: Display the image captured by the RGB Texture camera.
·Feature mode: Designed to scan objects with unique shapes such as sculptures and easily-identifiable features. ·Marker mode: Designed to scan objects that have large, smooth areas or regularly-repeating features that could fool the POP’s internal pattern recognition capabilities. Flat planes like a board or symmetrical objects like balls or bowls are usually suitable to scan with this mode.
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The top area of the 3D model preview window shows the distance. Place the POP scanner or the object to confirm an "Excellent" distance and keep it during scanning. If you want better details than the standard, you can move the POP closer to the object, but tracking can be a problem.
POP 3D Scanner User Manual Operation Workflow Place an object on a table → Connect POP to your PC → Start Handy Scan → Click "New" to start a new project → Select "Scan Mode" and "Texture" → Adjust the distance to "Excellent"...
Too Few Points If the "Point Amount Few" prompts appear, check whether the distance between POP and the object is too close or too far and adjust the distance between the POP and the object so that the distance indicator highlights “Excellent” before scanning is continued.
Detect Plane This prompt appears when a plane or object with too few features is scanned and the POP cannot properly relate the frame’s point cloud to the other frames. If no usable data has been scanned, the best course of action is to Stop scanning, select Restart to clear out the useless data, then start a new project, this time selecting Marker mode after attaching markers to the scanning surface or the surrounding area to solve this problem.
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