From version 7.3, you can set whether or not a printout must be made in the GP shop. The corresponding parameter can be found here:

GP_TP_Branch.ini

[Print]
B_Check_Print = yes // yes = it only continues after a printout, no = the next page is also reached without a printout

Summary:

  • With the F2 laser scanner, you can digitise footfall foams
  • you can then use the measurement in the GP InsoleCad module for the insole design
  • What is the optimum impact foam?
    • 4 cm deep, pink tread foam is used
    • it is advisable to work with cling film when taking the impression
    • Position the foot in the centre of the step foam
    • Partially or fully loaded
    • Press away unwanted undercuts with your finger on the tread foam
  • How do I make a good measurement?
    • When measuring, the heel of the step foam must point towards the go-tec logo
    • the impact foam must lie flat on the scanner
    • the inlet must be centred on the scan surface
    • Avoid unwanted finger impressions or similar in the tread foam, or tape over them

Summary:

  • With the F2 laser scanner, you can capture the plantar foot shape directly in 3 dimensions in the GP LaserScan module. You can also digitise impact foams.
  • The measurements can then be used in our CAD modules.
  • The measurements can be carried out partially or fully loaded
  • The following points must be observed:
    • Position the foot in the centre
    • Toes must point in the direction of the go-tec logo
    • Roll up your trousers
    • Take off your socks
    • The scanner window must not mist up
    • No other objects in the vicinity of the scanning area during the scanning process
  • Choice of location
    • Do not place directly next to the window
    • No direct lighting from above
    • No mirrors in the immediate vicinity

 

 

 

Problem description:

If you open the GP FootMess3D module and want to start the measurement process with the full foot scanner, the following message appears:

This means that either the dongle for the scanner is not connected to the PC or it is not recognised.

 

Solution:

Make sure that this dongle is connected to your PC via a USB port:

Under Control Panel -> All Control Panel Items -> Devices and Printers, the dongle should appear as "SuperDog".

If the dongle does not appear there, please plug it into another USB port.

 

 

Open the GP Admin module

and click on "Calibrate screen"

A window will now open in which you must select whether you want to align the square shown there to 10x10cm, 20x20cm or 30x30cm. Once you have decided on a size, drag the window in length and width so that the square (circled in blue) has these dimensions. Use a ruler, tape measure or folding rule held up to the screen. When the dimensions match, click on the [Apply calibration] button.

Close the GP Manager and restart it. Only then will the calibration be accepted.

 

Problem description:

If your computer has internal Bluetooth, problems may occur if you also want to use the Bluetooth dongle supplied. As a rule, the device manager will then indicate that there is a problem with the Bluetooth dongle and the pressure measuring plate cannot be connected to the computer.

Problem solution:

You can also connect your pressure measuring plate to the internal Bluetooth of your computer. You then do not need a dongle.
Follow the instructions when establishing the connection between the measuring plate and the computer: Re-establish lost Bluetooth connection

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