polyga CARBON XL Quick Start Manual Download

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8.Connect all the necessary cables onto the 3D scanner

Your Carbon XL consists of a Trigger Box and a Projector. The Trigger Box is positioned below

the projector and the both the units seperate power input. First plug in the 5V adapter cable into

the Trigger Box power jack as shown below.

Next, Plug in the power cord into the power inlet for the Projecto

Summary of Contents for CARBON XL

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Page 4: ... and locate the mount adapter Gently place the scanner onto the tripod head Snap the tripod head lock into place to secure the scanner 3 Attach Cameras to the Mounts Attach the cameras onto the camera brackets using the screws You will need hex keys for doing this ...

Page 5: ...acket Attach each of the assembled camera mount onto the bracket using Hex Keys Ensure that the metal pin is in place between the bracket and mount allowing the camera to rotate Tighten the screws until they are firm but do not overtighten ...

Page 6: ...nce between the cameras by loosening the bracket screws as needed 6 Attach the Lenses to the Cameras Carefully remove the lenses from the packaging and take off the camera lens cap from each camera The lenses will need to be screwed onto the cameras until they are tight 7 Connect the USB 3 0 Cables to the Cameras Attach the USB 3 0 cables to the back of the cameras ...

Page 7: ...s of a Trigger Box and a Projector The Trigger Box is positioned below the projector and the both the units seperate power input First plug in the 5V adapter cable into the Trigger Box power jack as shown below Next Plug in the power cord into the power inlet for the Projecto r ...

Page 8: ...rt in the Trigger Box Connect the other end to the ethernet port of your PC on which you intend to use the 3D Scanner Once all the necessary connections are made you should be able to Power ON the Projector and add the scanner on FlexScan3D Visit http www polyga com FS3DHelp Manual for next steps in adding your scanner and taking scans on FlexScan3D ...