User manual MINOLTA RANGE7 BROCHURE

[. . . ] The digitized profile data can then be accurately reproduced on a computer screen. By comparing this data against 3D CAD data with optional application software, you can quickly output measurement reports on overall deviation, cross-sectional deviation, wall thickness distribution and GD&T (Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance). [. . . ] The navigation messages which show instructions or the next step allows beginners to easily and quickly learn operation. 02 Supports 64-bit editions of Windows® Vista to allow large-volume data processing RANGE VIEWER supports 64-bit editions of Windows® Vista, enabling large volumes of data to be processed. It does not require a dedicated computer but can be operated with a commercially-available laptop computer*, keeping the mobility of the RANGE7 intact. It also allows quick data transfer to optional application software via IPC (Inter Process Communication) without the need to save files. * For detailed specifications, refer to the Operating Environment of RANGE VIEWER in this catalog. Personal computer (commercial product) 03 Easy operation and high processing ability for reduced total operation time The total operation time from the setting of distance and angle of view, through scanning, to data integration is about 35 minutes* to measure Konica Minolta's standard sample from 30 directions. High operability and a processing ability of approximately 1 minute/cycle on average has been achieved. * Measurement using markers (optional accessory). Other conditions are according to Konica Minolta Sensing standards. Measurement procedure with KONICA MINOLTA RANGE7 (measurement using markers) Attach markers so that f ive to ten markers are displayed on the monitor screen during measurement. Perform measurement and check that the markers are displayed on the monitor screen. Position is aligned according to the automatic recognition of three or more matching markers in overlapped images during measurements. Results of the measurement of the entire target are obtained by repeating steps and . WORK FLOW RELIABLE Toward new horizons for optical 3D digitizers A The KONICA MINOLTA RANGE7 boasts high accuracy and reliability. Points Konica Minolta Sensing cannot compromise as a manufacturer of measuring instruments. 01 Stable scanning with light sectioning method 03 High measurement accuracy based on strict inspection standards KONICA MINOLTA RANGE7 employs triangulation by the light sectioning method, using a Class-2 semiconductor laser to sweep the target with laser light. In as little as approximately 2 seconds, a target is scanned with laser light that has passed through a slit, and the reflected light is received by the 1. 31-megapixel CMOS sensor that provides high-resolution information. The information is then converted into 3D data using the data for distance to the target calculated based on the triangulation principle. One scan can obtain up to approximately 1, 310, 000 points (1, 280 x 1, 024 points) of 3D coordinate data. Measurement target Laser light The KONICA MINOLTA RANGE7 has achieved high measurement accuracy*1 of ±40 m*2 in accuracy evaluation using ball bars*3 according to the guidelines in "VDI/VDE 2634*4 Part 2". [. . . ] 34mW 660nm , CLASS 2 (IEC) LASER PRODUCT) Osaka, Japan Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, Inc. German Office French Office UK Office Italian Office Polish Office SE Sales Division Konica Minolta (CHINA) Investment Ltd. [. . . ]