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The magnification can be adjusted by selecting between low mag and high mag
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Low mag is capable of scanning up to 1 cm depth, allowing for 12x, 25x, 38x, and 50x magnification
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High mag is capable of scanning up to 1 mm depth, allowing for 40x, 80x, 120x, and 160x magnification
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The camera brightness can be adjusted, but auto is sufficient for most cases
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The focus can be adjusted manually using focus adjustment, or auto focus can be run with a double left click on the section you want to be focused
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After adjusting magnification and focus, run the scan by clicking measure
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You can only scan what is shown on the screen, so larger magnifications may require stitching in order for the object to be fully captured
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Switch the stitching option to auto
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Under Area specification method, select Detailed. Underneath that, select Start point and end point
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Set the scanning boundaries by selecting four different positions of the object and assigning them to either top, left, right, or bottom
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Use the arrows or click and drag to move the object on the screen to get the desired positions
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The boundaries you select are the outermost places the scan will be captured
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Click Measure when done setting the boundaries so the software runs the scan
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The Viewer will automatically run the Analyzer software after the scan in complete
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The scan result can be exported as a 3D CAD model
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Go to file, export, output 3D-CAD data
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Select stl file (.stl) as the file output file format
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