7. dismantling the scanner

  1. Switch off the scanner using the switch on the back (see Figure 1 (1)).
  2. Remove all cables from the back of the scanner and roll them up loosely for storage.
  3. Remove the USB dongle from the computer.
  4. Remove the footrests from the bolts.
  5. Fasten the transport lock:
    1. Remove the screw from the bearing slot (stow) (9) (see Figure 2)
    2. Lift the back of the scanner using the handle under the connections until the carriage in the scanner slides all the way forwards.
    3. Screw the screw into the locking slot (lock) (8) until the carriage is fixed (see Figure 2).

5. structure of the scanner

  1. Place the foot scanner on a level, stable surface.
  2. Remove the transport locking screw (lock) (8) on the front of the scanner and screw it into the storage slot (stow) (9) (see Figure 2).
  3. Attach the foot supports (7) on both sides of the scanner by sliding the recesses of the supports onto the bolts on the outside of the scanner.
  4. Establish a connection between the scanner and your computer as described below.

4th function

The GP LaserScan 3D total foot one is a 3D scanner that can now scan the entire foot in addition to the plantar information of the foot (i.e. from below). To do this, the device is placed on a firm, non-slip surface. With the laser technology of the GP LaserScan 3D tf one, the entire foot can be scanned in all three dimensions, whether fully, partially or unloaded. It only takes a few seconds to take the image and create a photo of the plantar view. Thanks to the laser technology, the feet are captured with millimetre precision and a detailed 3D image of the feet is obtained. The camera and laser unit are controlled and the measurement data is transferred to the PC via a USB port. The measurement data is displayed on the PC in the GP FussMess3D software module, where it can be further processed.

WARNING

It must be possible to walk or run in front of and behind the device without tripping.

 

Manual

GP LaserScan 3D total foot one

 

1. safety instructions

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Safety instructions

 

  • Please read these instructions for use carefully, keep them for future reference, make them available to other users and follow these instructions.
  • The target group for this device is the specialist in the respective field: orthopaedic (shoe) technician, engineer, biomechanist, ergonomist, etc.The system is not intended for end users.
  • In principle, the specialist should endeavour to expand and develop his or her specialist knowledge of the biomechanical relationships involved in walking, sitting and running, as the device only provides the basics and the specialist must decide personally on the measures to be taken.
  • In the event of occurring or suspected malfunctions, the user should contact the manufacturer at an early stage, especially in the orthopaedic fields of application.
  • This device is a sensitive electronic measuring device.
  • Do not exceed the maximum load of 140 kg on the device. Then carry out the measurement partially loaded (in a sitting position).
  • Please handle it with care and do not walk on the appliance with shoes.
  • Do not expose the measuring device to direct sunlight.
  • The device should be in the room in which the measurement is being carried out for at least 30 minutes.
  • The device is not waterproof. For this reason, direct contact with water or other liquids must be avoided. However, if liquid should penetrate the device, further use must be avoided. In this case, please contact the manufacturer.
  • The appliance is only intended for the purpose specified in these instructions for use. Any misuse will invalidate the warranty.
  • Repairs may only be carried out by persons authorised by the manufacturer. Otherwise the warranty will be invalidated.
  • The measuring surface of the device must be cleaned with a soft cloth moistened with disinfectant before or after each use.
  • It must be possible to walk or run in front of and behind the device without tripping.

 

Laser safety instructions

 

  • With class 2 laser systems, the accessible laser radiation is harmless to the skin. Short-term irradiation of the eyes is also harmless due to the low power. The eye is protected by the natural eyelid protection reflex during prolonged intensive irradiation.
  • The device uses a laser of laser class 2.
  • To avoid irritation of the eyes during operation, you should not directly into the laser source.
  • Diffuse reflections from the laser are absolutely harmless.

 

Using the power supply unit

  • Only use the original power supply unit for this device (12 V, 3.0 A). The use of an unauthorised power supply unit can damage the device or be dangerous for this device.
  • Do not place any objects on the mains cable. Also ensure that people do not step on the power cable or get caught in it.
  • Do not use the mains adapter if the device or the mains cable is damaged. Switch off the device and unplug the power adapter from the socket immediately.
  • Never insert or remove the mains cable from the socket with wet hands.
  • Disconnect the appliance from the socket before cleaning it. Do not use any liquid cleaners or sprays. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
  • Connect the mains adapter before connecting the mains cable to the mains socket.
  • Unplug the mains cable from the socket before removing the mains adapter from the appliance.