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Page 1 - 3D Laser Scanner

Version 1.00Revision AOctober 2012USER GUIDETrimble TX53D Laser Scanner1

Page 2 - Corporate Office

1 IntroductionEquipmentThe TX5 3D laser scanner is shipped with the following equipment:❶Scanner transport and carry case❷AC power cable❸External po

Page 3 - Contents

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingScanner LED behaviorLED beneathSTART/STOPbuttonLED onmirror sideof scannerLED onsensor ofscannerLED onscannermountSc

Page 4 - 5 TX5 Controller Software 60

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingFile structure of the SD memory cardThe file structure of the TX5 3D laser scanner SD card is as follows:Backup – Sca

Page 5

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingError messagesError message Description ActionInternal Error:InvalidparameterThe scanner parameters areinconsistent.P

Page 6 - 1Introduction

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingError message Description Actionscanner torepair the filesystem on theSD card?Safely Remove Hardwareoptionin Microsof

Page 7

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingMount dimensionsTrimble TX5 3D Laser Scanner User Guide 104

Page 8 - How the laser scanner works

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingLaser scanner dimensionsDimensions are in millimeters (mm).Trimble TX5 3D Laser Scanner User Guide 105

Page 9

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingLaser scanner power socket❶Not connected❷GND❸GND❹+19V❺+19VTrimble TX5 3D Laser Scanner User Guide 106

Page 10 - Equipment

6 Troubleshooting and ServicingTechnical supportIf you have a problem and cannot find the information you need in the product documentation,contact

Page 11 - 1 Introduction

Appendix A: Implementation NotesAppendix A: Implementation NotesThe scanner's firmware includes several standard applications and libraries whi

Page 12 - C H A P T E R

Appendix A: Implementation Notesauthorized to submit on behalf of the copyrightowner. Forthe purposes of this definition, "submitted" mean

Page 13 - General safety information

1 IntroductionRecommended optional equipmentlTripodlQuick Release for convenient mounting of the laser scanner to the tripodlSpare batterylPowerDock

Page 14 - Electrical safety

Appendix A: Implementation NotesForthe developers' and authors' protection,the GPL clearly explains that there is nowarranty forthis free

Page 15

Appendix A: Implementation Notesa) The work must carry prominentnotices stating that you modified it, and giving a relevantdate.b) The work must car

Page 16 - Laser safety

Appendix A: Implementation Noteslicense document contains a further restriction but permits relicensing orconveying under this License, you may add

Page 17

Appendix A: Implementation NotesThe Free Software Foundation may publish revised and/ornew versions of the GNU General Public License from time to t

Page 18

Appendix A: Implementation Notesd) Do one of the following:0) Convey the Minimal Corresponding Source under the terms of this License, and the Corre

Page 19

Appendix B: FCC ComplianceAppendix B: FCC ComplianceThis device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subjectto the following twocond

Page 21 - Transport

Test House for Laser LED and Lamp Safety Expert Opinion Nr. LE-G-518-2/12 Page 2 of 2 Seibersdorf Labor GmbH | 2444 Seibersdorf, Austria | Tel.: +43 (

Page 22 - Maintenance

56505-00 Rev D. Limited Warranty Terms and Conditions Product Limited Warranty Subject to the follow ing terms and conditions, Trimble Navigation

Page 23 - Slightly contaminated mirror

56505-00 Rev D. NOTICE REGARDI NG PRODUCTS EQUIPP ED WITH TECHNOLOGY CAPABLE OF TRACKING SATELLITE SIGNALS FROM SATELLITE BASED AUGMENTATION

Page 24 - Suppliers

2Safety Precautions and MaintenanceIn this chapter:nGeneral safety informationnElectrical safetynLaser safetynMechanical securitynTransportnStoragenMa

Page 25 - 3Parts and their Functions

End User License Agreement – Sept 2010 Page 1 of 6 SOFTWARE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT IMPORTANT, READ THIS AGREEMENT CAREFULLY. BY INSTALLING OR

Page 26 - Scanner – right side

End User License Agreement – Sept 2010 Page 2 of 6 on which the Software and license keys are first made available to you). If your Order Form is wi

Page 27 - Scanner – left side

End User License Agreement – Sept 2010 Page 3 of 6 4. Payment. You shall pay all fees associated with the Software licensed and any services purch

Page 28 - Scanner – front

End User License Agreement – Sept 2010 Page 4 of 6 PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NONINFRINGEMENT. YOU MAY HAVE OTHER STATUTORY RIGHTS. HOWEVER, TO THE FULL

Page 29 - Scanner – bottom

End User License Agreement – Sept 2010 Page 5 of 6 control of, or a national or resident of any such prohibited country or on any such prohibited pa

Page 30 - 3 Parts and their Functions

End User License Agreement – Sept 2010 Page 6 of 6 12.8. Independent Contractors. The parties to this Agreement are independent contractors. There

Page 31 - Normal LEDbehavior

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceGeneral safety informationlRead this User Guide carefully and refer to it. Pay close attention to all warnings a

Page 32 - 4Getting Started

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceElectrical safetyWARNING – Do not open the housing. Dangerous high voltages are present inside the enclosure. On

Page 33 - Charging the battery

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenancePowerDock battery charger safetyObserve the following safety measures when working with the Trimble PowerDock ba

Page 34 - 4 Getting Started

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceLaser safetyThe TX5 3D laser scanner produces an invisible laser beam with a wavelength of 905nm. The averagelas

Page 35 - Setting up the tripod

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceResolution Quality Repetition rate(Hz)Pulse duration (µs) NOHD (m)Mio. Pts (full scan) axial radial710.7 1/1 1x

Page 36 - Mounting the laser scanner

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceResolution Quality Repetition rate(Hz)Pulse duration (µs) NOHD (m)Mio. Pts (full scan) axial radial2.8 1/16 8x 1

Page 37 - Using an SD memory card

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceDepending on national regulation or work place safety (health and safety at the workplace)legislation, further l

Page 38 - Powering the laser scanner

Corporate OfficeTrimble Navigation Limited935 Stewart DriveSunnyvale, CA 94085USAwww.trimble.comOil, Gas & ChemicalTrimble Navigation Limited5475

Page 39

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceThe TX5 3D laser scanner stays within the limits of laser class 1 if all instructions of this manual areobeyed,

Page 40

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceMechanical securityThe laser scanner may only be used when set on a flat and stable surface. Severe injuries may

Page 41 - Powering on the laser scanner

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceMaintenanceGeneralIt is recommended that you check your laser scanner at least once a month. This enables you to

Page 42 - Initial scanner settings

2 Safety Precautions and MaintenanceWhat's needed:lCompressed air spray (oil-free - optical supply store)lAlcohol free cleaning fluid in spray

Page 43 - Setting the date format

2 Safety Precautions and Maintenancewipe. Avoid touching the mirror surface with gloves. Do not touch the mirror surface and thereceiver lens with t

Page 44 - Changing the date and time

3Parts and their FunctionsIn this chapter:nScanner – right sidenScanner – left sidenScanner – frontnScanner – bottomnPowerDock battery charger cradleT

Page 45 - Entering scanner information

3 Parts and their FunctionsScanner – right side❶Power buttonPress this button to power on the laser scanner. If the laser scanner is on andrunning,

Page 46 - Scanning

3 Parts and their FunctionsScanner – left side❶ Battery compartmentOpen the cover and press the fastener to release the battery❷ LED sensor sideTrim

Page 47 - Selecting a scan profile

3 Parts and their FunctionsScanner – front❶Scanner mirrorFor safety and cleaning instructions see Mechanical security, page 21 and Cleaninginstructi

Page 48

3 Parts and their FunctionsScanner – bottom❶ Type label❷ Pin hole (diameter 6 mm) for scanner adjustment❸Cover of the automation interface for autom

Page 49 - Setting the scan range

Contents1 Introduction 6The Trimble TX5 3D laser scanner 7How the laser scanner works 8Equipment 10Recommended optional equipment 112 Safety Precautio

Page 50 - Selecting the sensors

3 Parts and their FunctionsPowerDock battery charger cradle❶LEDs (see below)❷Bearing area for the battery❸Power socket❹Power LED (LED 1). Indicates

Page 51 - Scanning parameters overview

3 Parts and their FunctionsNormal LEDbehaviorCharge level LED behavior0–25% LED 2 is blinking yellow, others are off25–50% LED 2 is illuminating ye

Page 52

4Getting StartedIn this chapter:nCharging the batterynSetting up the tripodnMounting the laser scannernUsing an SD memory cardnPowering the laser scan

Page 53

4 Getting StartedCharging the batteryThe PowerBlock battery can be charged in the laser scanner or in the PowerDock battery chargerwhich is availabl

Page 54 - Reference Spheres

4 Getting Started1.Connect the power supply unit cable to the power socket of the PowerDock charger. Confirmthe direction of the power supply's

Page 55 - Starting a scan

4 Getting StartedSetting up the tripodExtend and lock all legs of the tripod. Check that the tripod adjustment arrangements have beenlocked and that

Page 56

4 Getting StartedMounting the laser scannerTo mount the laser scanner to a tripod we recommend using a standard photo camera quickrelease. The quick

Page 57

4 Getting StartedUsing an SD memory cardPreparing an SDmemory cardThe laser scanner will store the recorded scans on a removable SD memory card. Th

Page 58

4 Getting StartedInserting the SD memory card1. Open the SD memory card slot cover.2. Insert the formatted SD card with the notched edge in the dire

Page 59 - Unplugging the power supply

4 Getting Started3. Close the battery cover.Supplying power with the external power supply unit1.Attach the power supply to one of the tripod's

Page 60 - 5TX5 Controller Software

ContentsSetting the date format 43Changing the date and time 44Setting the unit of length and the temperature scale 45Entering scanner information 45S

Page 61 - General elements

4 Getting Started3.Connect the AC power cable to the power supply as well as to a power outlet. Check the inputvoltage on the type label before conn

Page 62 - Navigation bar

4 Getting StartedPowering on the laser scannerPressing the scanner's Power button will start the boot process, which will be indicated by thesc

Page 63 - Frequently used buttons

4 Getting StartedInitial scanner settingsThis section gives you a brief description on how to set up initial scanner settings using the scanner&apos

Page 64 - Onscreen keyboard

4 Getting StartedSetting the date and timeTo change the date and time settings, go to Manage / General Settings / Date & Time.Time Format – Tap

Page 65 - Home screen

4 Getting StartedTo select the date format, tap the format in the list. YYYY is the year, DD the day and MM themonth. The selected format is highlig

Page 66 - Manage screen

4 Getting StartedSetting the unit of length and the temperature scaleYou can change the units scale under Manage / General Settings / Units.Lengths

Page 67 - Managing scan projects

4 Getting StartedScanningThis section provides a brief description on how to change the scanning settings so that you cancapture your first scans.lS

Page 68 - 5 TX5 Controller Software

4 Getting StartedHorizontal and Vertical Scan Range – Displays the scan range with the horizontal and the verticalstart and end angles in degrees. T

Page 69 - Editing a scan project

4 Getting StartedSetting resolution and qualityResolution – The resulting scan resolution. You can choose among 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/5, 1/8, 1/10,1/16,

Page 70 - Selecting a scan project

4 Getting StartedSetting the scan rangeVertical area – The size of the vertical scan area in degrees. Use the left up and down buttons tochange the

Page 71 - Managing scan profiles

ContentsFirmware Update 87Factory Settings 88Sensors 89Temperature Sensors 89Inclinometer (Dual Axis Compensator) 90Compass 91Altimeter 92View scans 9

Page 72 - Editing a scan profile

4 Getting StartedSelecting the sensorsUse Inclinometer – Enable or disable the automatic use of the inclination measurement of the built-in dual axi

Page 73 - Managing operators

4 Getting StartedAdvanced SettingsClear Contour – Enables the dynamic contour filter. While scanning, this hardware filter removesincorrect measurem

Page 74 - Selecting an operator

4 Getting StartedResolution Quality Speed(kpt/sec)NoisecompressionNet scan time(full scan)pt/360° NOHD [m]Mio. Pts(full scan)axial radial177.7 1/2 1

Page 75 - General settings

4 Getting StartedResolution Quality Speed(kpt/sec)NoisecompressionNet scan time(full scan)pt/360° NOHD [m]Mio. Pts(full scan)axial radial1.8 1/20 8x

Page 76

4 Getting StartedlTargets should not be positioned symmetrically. They should form a polygon around thescanner and have varying distances to the sca

Page 77 - Power Management

4 Getting StartedEnvironmental conditionslWhen the product is transferred from a cold to a significantly warmer environment, water maycondense on so

Page 78 - Language

4 Getting StartedThe scan process starts, the laser of the scanner will be switched ON and the scanning view will bedisplayed. The scanner's LE

Page 79

4 Getting StartedThe scan preview shows a grayscale picture of the captured scan to verify the scan itself and tocheck if all objects (e.g. targets)

Page 80

4 Getting StartedShutting down the laser scannerTo shut down the laser scanner, shortly press the Power button or use the shutdown button in theoper

Page 81 - Scanner Details

4 Getting StartedPowering off the laser scannerOnce the laser scanner has been completely shut down, disconnect the AC power cable first, thendiscon

Page 82

1IntroductionIn this chapter:nThe Trimble TX5 3D laser scannernHow the laser scanner worksnEquipmentTrimble TX5 3D Laser Scanner User Guide 6C H A P T

Page 83 - Errors and Warnings

5TX5 Controller SoftwareIn this chapter:nGeneral elementsnHome screennManage screennView scansnOnline helpThis chapter provides information about theT

Page 84 - Log File

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareGeneral elementsStatus bar❶Current view – The name of the currently active and visible screen on the display.❷Battery icon

Page 85

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareFurther situational icons of the status bar:Icon MeaningSD Card is busy. Do not remove the card from thescanner while it is

Page 86

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareFrequently used buttonsIcon MeaningAddbutton. Adds new scan profiles, projects or operators.Duplicatebutton. Adds new scan

Page 87 - Firmware Update

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareOnscreen keyboard❶Shift key to toggle between capital and lower case letters.❷Key to toggle keyboard between standard and s

Page 88 - Factory Settings

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareHome screenStart Scanbutton – Starts a scan. SeeStarting a scan, page 55.Parametersbutton – Opens the dialog to select anot

Page 89 - Temperature Sensors

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareManage screenProjects – Select the current scan project, add new or edit existing projects (see Managing scanprojects, page

Page 90

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareManaging scan projectsProjects in the operating software represent the structure of your real scan projects. A scan project

Page 91

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareTo add a project, click the Add button . A new subproject is added to the selected project andthe View Project screen appea

Page 92 - Altimeter

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareCustomer – If you are carrying out the scan project by order of a company, you can enter its namehere.File Base Name – The

Page 93

1 IntroductionThe Trimble TX5 3D laser scannerThe Trimble® TX5 3D laser scanner is a high-speed three-dimensional laser scanner for detailedmeasurem

Page 94 - View scans

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareSelecting a scan projectThe project list contains the currently selected project and all further projects stored on the SD

Page 95

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareManaging scan profilesSelecting scan profiles to use their parameters for the next scan is described in Setting the scanpar

Page 96

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareProfile Name – Name of the scan profile. Tap to change it.The further settings here are similar to the settings of the scan

Page 97 - Online help

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareManaging operatorsThe information about which scanner operator has recorded which scans, can be useful for theperson who is

Page 98

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareName – The name of the scanner operator.Company – The name of the company providing the scanning service.Department – The d

Page 99 - Available replacement parts

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareGeneral settingsSounds – Change the volume of the scanner sounds, enable or disable scanner sounds. See Sounds,page 76.Powe

Page 100 - Scanner LED behavior

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareSoundsThe scanner has a built-in loudspeaker and some scanner events are signaled by sounds. You canswitch sounds on or off

Page 101

5 TX5 Controller SoftwarePower ManagementScreensaver – If the screen has not been touched for a period of time, a screensaver appears.Change the len

Page 102 - Error messages

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareBrightness – Set the brightness of the screen.Calibrate the display – If you experience the touch screen to be slightly mis

Page 103

5 TX5 Controller Softwareyour remote device to the scanner via WLAN, you are able to remotely access the scanner‘soperating software with a standard

Page 104 - Mount dimensions

1 IntroductionHow the laser scanner worksIn principle, the TX5 3D laser scanner works by sending an infrared laser beam into the center of itsrotati

Page 105 - Laser scanner dimensions

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareConfiguring a notebook with Microsoft Windows softwareTo configure a notebook running a Microsoft® Windows® operating syste

Page 106 - Laser scanner power socket

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareRemotely accessing the scans on the SD cardTo access scan files stored on the scanner‘s removable SD card from a connected

Page 107 - Technical support

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareServiceErrors & Warnings – Tap to change to another screen to view details of present warnings and errors.If there are

Page 108

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareErrors and WarningsThis view provides a list of present warnings and errors. Tap a list item to view details of thecorrespo

Page 109

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareSD CardThis view provides information about the currently inserted SD card and its contents.Format Card – Format the insert

Page 110

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareExport – Writes the scanner log file to the SD card. It will be saved to a folder called “Logfile”.Clear – Clears the conte

Page 111

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareRestoreWith this function you can:lrestore operators, scan profiles, scanner parameters and wallpapers from archived backup

Page 112

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareSelect the data from the backup package you want to restore and tap Restore to start the restoreoperation.Note – The restor

Page 113

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareInsert the SD card with a firmware update file, and then tap Update. The update process may takeup to 30 or 40 minutes, dep

Page 114

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareSensorsTemperature – Tap to view the current scanner temperature and to switch the scanner's fan on oroff. See Tempera

Page 115 - Appendix B: FCC Compliance

1 IntroductionAdditionally, the laser scanner determines the reflectivity of the captured surfaces by measuring theintensity of the received laser b

Page 116

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareThe scanner has several integrated temperature sensors that measure the temperature at differentpositions inside the scanne

Page 117

5 TX5 Controller Softwarescanner's pan axis. If the bubble is inside the larger black circle, the inclination of the scanner iswithin 5° and th

Page 118

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareThe accuracy of compass measurements can be affected by magnetic or other environmentalinterference. An indicator of the st

Page 119

5 TX5 Controller Softwarethis reference height by clicking on the Sync Reference Height button. All further altimetermeasurements will then be done

Page 120

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareView scansYou can examine preview pictures of all the scans that have been captured and are stored on theinserted SD cards.

Page 121

5 TX5 Controller Software❶Previousbutton – Shows the preview picture of the previous scan.❷Nextbutton – Shows the preview picture of the next scan.❸

Page 122

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareThe Scan Properties screen shows information about the scanning parameters that were used tocapture the scan as well as the

Page 123

5 TX5 Controller SoftwareOnline helpYou can open a description of the currently displayed view by pressing the help button in thenavigation bar.The

Page 124

6Troubleshooting and ServicingIn this chapter:nAvailable replacement partsnScanner LED behaviornFile structure of the SD memory cardnError messagesnMo

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6 Troubleshooting and ServicingAvailable replacement partslPower supply unit with cablelAC power cablelTransport caseTrimble TX5 3D Laser Scanner Us

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