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 The red markings show the areas of the objects that are over-exposed and will be more problematic to acquire. Be careful not to lower too much the light intensity, as to do so, the scan quality will be worsened.
 By clicking on the button below the light intensity bar, the live size changes.
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 The red markings show the areas of the objects that are over-exposed and will be more problematic to acquire. Be careful not to lower too much the light intensity, as to do so, the scan quality will be worsened.
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-The scan interface is the part of the wizard that regulates the acquisition of 3D images. The main toolbar offers specific tools for scanning and the live view of the cameras on the upper right corner allows to check the position of the object in the scanning chamber and the amount of light that hits it.
+The scan interface is the part of the wizard that regulates the acquisition of 3D images. The main toolbar offers specific tools for scanning and the live view of the cameras on the upper right corner allows checking the position of the object in the scanning chamber and the amount of light that hits it.
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-The actions in the scan toolbar may vary depending on the ongoing step. Here below a list of all the possible icons, their application and reference step:
+The actions in the scan toolbar may vary depending on the ongoing step. Here below a list of all the possible icons, their application, and reference step:
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 ;{{List button|prevAction.png}} Previous: Goes back to the previous step. Icon not active during the first scanning step.
-;{{List button|scanAction.png}} Scan: Starts the acquisition procedure specific for the ongoing step. This icon is always available.
+;{{List button|scanAction.png}} Scan: Starts the acquisition procedure specific to the ongoing step. This icon is always available.
-;{{List button|integrateAction.png}} Integrate: Allows to add images to the ones already acquired for the ongoing step. This icon is not available in the articulator scan step and before the scan is actually perfomed. This action will be better explained later in this page.
+;{{List button|integrateAction.png}} Integrate: Allows to add images to the ones already acquired for the ongoing step. This icon is not available in the articulator scan step and before the scan is actually performed. This action will be better explained later on this page.
-;{{List button|importAction.png}} Import: Allows to import a file for the required image instead of scanning. This icon is always available.
+;{{List button|importAction.png}} Import: Allows importing a file for the required image instead of scanning. This icon is always available.
-;{{List button|advAction.png}} Advanced parameters: Allows to set a different scanning procedure for the ongoing step. This action will be better explained later in this page.
+;{{List button|advAction.png}} Advanced parameters: Allows to set a different scanning procedure for the ongoing step. This action will be better explained later on this page.
-;{{List button|copyRefAction.png}} Copy from Reference: Allows to copy an image previously acquired for the ongoing step. This action is available in the healthy and pontics, and in the Waxup scanning steps. This action is fully automatic, which means the copied image is already shown in the step without having to click on the relevant icon. The user can still decide to scan the object again and then to copy the first reference if the last scan is not satisfactory.
+;{{List button|copyRefAction.png}} Copy from Reference: Allows copying an image previously acquired for the ongoing step. This action is available in the healthy and pontics, and in the Waxup scanning steps. This action is fully automatic, which means the copied image is already shown in the step without having to click on the relevant icon. The user can still decide to scan the object again and then to copy the first reference if the last scan is not satisfactory.
 ;{{List button|nextAction.png}} Next: Goes one step forward in the project. This icon is available when the ongoing step is complete or in steps that can be skipped.
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-The integration action allows to add information to the scan without having to rescan the object with the full procedure. By clicking on the {{Inline button|integrateAction.png}} button, the '''integration panel''' opens.
+The integration action allows adding information to the scan without having to rescan the object with the full procedure. By clicking on the {{Inline button|integrateAction.png}} button, the '''integration panel''' opens.
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-There are two way to carry out an integration. To choose one of the two methods click on the relevant button, to then start the integration click on the Integrate button:
+There are two ways to carry out an integration. To choose one of the two methods click on the relevant button, to then start the integration click on the Integrate button:
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-Every object is scanned with a different procedure, to get all the details of the different shapes that can be scanned and avoid to use an unnecessarily elevated number of images for a reference object. For instance, the articulation scan will be performed with only four images on an horizontal plan and reduced speed to avoid loosing the balance of the occlusion; on the other hand, the models will be scanned with 6 images on a low tilt, the dies with 12 images on a higher tilt and so on.
+Every object is scanned with a different procedure, to get all the details of the different shapes that can be scanned and avoid to use an unnecessarily elevated number of images for a reference object. For instance, the articulation scan will be performed with only four images on a horizontal plane and reduced speed to avoid losing the balance of the occlusion; on the other hand, the models will be scanned with 6 images on a low tilt, the dies with 12 images on a higher tilt and so on.
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-These '''profiles''' are Open Technologies' suggestion on how to scan a determined object, but it is not said that they should be always the best procedures, seen that dental objects are seldom similar. Starting from this assumption, the user is always free to decide whether to change the scan profile or not by selecting any other voice in  the profile list to increase or reduce the number of images and detail. Of course, the higher the level of detail, the higher the number of images, the heavier the resulting file.
+These '''profiles''' are Open Technologies' suggestion on how to scan a determined object, but it is not said that they should be always the best procedures, seen that dental objects are seldom similar. Starting from this assumption, the user is always free to decide whether to change the scan profile or not by selecting any other voice in the profile list to increase or reduce the number of images and detail. Of course, the higher the level of detail, the higher the number of images, the heavier the resulting file.
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-The multi die definiton {{Inline button|mdSetupAction.png}} appears automatically at the beginning of the dies scanning step. The 9 positions of the multi die will be filled starting from the elements of the first quadrant, if there are any, and follows the standard numbering order. The wizard will show in which position to insert each die. If the dies exceed the number of positions, a further step will be added to the wizard to scan all the elements defined in the project. <br />
+The multi-die definition {{Inline button|mdSetupAction.png}} appears automatically at the beginning of the dies scanning step. The 9 positions of the multi-die will be filled starting from the elements of the first quadrant, if there are any, and follows the standard numbering order. The wizard will show in which position to insert each die. If the dies exceed the number of positions, a further step will be added to the wizard to scan all the elements defined in the project. <br />
-If the multi die plate is used, the software will already know which die is in which position, and there will be no need to further identify the items that will be automatically aligned to their reference.
+If the multi-die plate is used, the software will already know which die is in which position, and there will be no need to further identify the items that will be automatically aligned to their reference.
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-As an alternative to the use of the multi die plate, the user can set a custom die scan order by clicking on the '''custom setup''' {{Inline button|customSetupAction.png}} button.
+As an alternative to the use of the multi-die plate, the user can set a custom die scan order by clicking on the '''custom setup''' {{Inline button|customSetupAction.png}} button.
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-The live view of the software, on the upper right corner, allows to check the position of the object and the amount of light with which it will be scanned. <br /> For different objects in the same project the light might need to be changed to avoid reflections and improve the scan quality.
+The live view of the software, on the upper right corner, allows checking the position of the object and the amount of light with which it will be scanned. <br /> For different objects in the same project the light might need to be changed to avoid reflections and improve the scan quality.
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-The integration action allows to add information to the scan without having to rescan the object with the full procedure. By clicking on the {{Inline Button|integrateAction.png}} button, the '''integration panel''' opens.
+The integration action allows to add information to the scan without having to rescan the object with the full procedure. By clicking on the {{Inline button|integrateAction.png}} button, the '''integration panel''' opens.
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 ;{{List button|importAction.png}} Import: Allows to import a file for the required image instead of scanning. This icon is always available.
 ;{{List button|advAction.png}} Advanced parameters: Allows to set a different scanning procedure for the ongoing step. This action will be better explained later in this page.
-;{{List button|copyRefAction.png}} Copy from Reference: Allows to copy an image previously acquired for the ongoing step. This action is available in the Helthy and pontics, and in the Waxup scanning steps. This action is fully automatic, which means the copied image is already shown in the step without having to click on the relevant icon. The user can still decide to scan the object again and then to copy the frist reference if the last scan is not satisfactory.
+;{{List button|copyRefAction.png}} Copy from Reference: Allows to copy an image previously acquired for the ongoing step. This action is available in the healthy and pontics, and in the Waxup scanning steps. This action is fully automatic, which means the copied image is already shown in the step without having to click on the relevant icon. The user can still decide to scan the object again and then to copy the first reference if the last scan is not satisfactory.
-;{{List button|nextAction.png}} Next: Goes forward one step in the project. This icon is available when the ongoing step is complete or in steps that can be skipped.
+;{{List button|nextAction.png}} Next: Goes one step forward in the project. This icon is available when the ongoing step is complete or in steps that can be skipped.
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-; Follow View: Click on '''Follow View'''. Move the 3d object in the space and center the view on the missing information. Check that the point that you need to scan again is visible in the live view of the cameras and click on '''Integrate'''.
+; Follow View: Click on '''Follow View'''. Move the 3D object in the space and center the view on the missing information. Check that the point that you need to scan again is visible in the live view of the cameras and click on '''Integrate'''.
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-Every object is scanned with a different procedure, to get all the details of the different shapes that can be scanned and avoid to use an unnecessarirly elevated number of images for a reference object. For instance, the articulation scan will be performed with only four images on an horizontal plane and reduced speed to avoid loosing the balance of the occlusion; on the other hand, the models will be scanned with 6 images on a low tilt, the dies with 12 images on a higher tilt and so on.
+Every object is scanned with a different procedure, to get all the details of the different shapes that can be scanned and avoid to use an unnecessarily elevated number of images for a reference object. For instance, the articulation scan will be performed with only four images on an horizontal plan and reduced speed to avoid loosing the balance of the occlusion; on the other hand, the models will be scanned with 6 images on a low tilt, the dies with 12 images on a higher tilt and so on.
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-These '''profiles''' are Open Technologies' suggestion on how to scan a determined object, but it is not said that they should be always the best procedures, seen that dental objects are seldom similar. Starting from this assumption, the user is always free to decide whether to change the scan profile or not by selecting any other voice in  the profile list to increase or reduce the number of images and detail. Of course, the higher the level of detail, the hhigher the number of images, the heavier the resulting file.
+These '''profiles''' are Open Technologies' suggestion on how to scan a determined object, but it is not said that they should be always the best procedures, seen that dental objects are seldom similar. Starting from this assumption, the user is always free to decide whether to change the scan profile or not by selecting any other voice in  the profile list to increase or reduce the number of images and detail. Of course, the higher the level of detail, the higher the number of images, the heavier the resulting file.
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-There are two parameters atht can be modified:
+There are two parameters that can be modified:
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-;Object Color: The shade of the specific kind of object. Like in the live view of the camaras, this parameters controls the amount of light that will hit the object; if the object is very dark it will need to be scanned with a brighter beam and vice versa.
+;Object Color: The shade of the specific kind of object. Like in the live view of the cameras, this parameter controls the amount of light that will hit the object; if the object is very dark it will need to be scanned with a brighter beam and vice versa.
-;Scan Strenght: This parameter allows to higher the contrast of the scanning pattern to better scan difficult surfaces (translucid, metallic etc). The more the selected strenght, the more time the scan will take.
+;Scan Strength: This parameter allows to higher the contrast of the scanning pattern to better scan difficult surfaces (translucid, metallic etc). The more the selected strength, the more time the scan will take.
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-The multi die definiton {{Inline button|mdSetupAction.png}} appear automatically at the beginning of the dies scanning step. The 9 positions of the multi die will be filled starting from the elements of the first quadrant, if there are any, and follows the standard numbering order. The wizard will show in which position to insert each die. If the dies exceed the number of positions, a further step will be added to the wizard to scan all the elements defined in the project. <br />
+The multi die definiton {{Inline button|mdSetupAction.png}} appears automatically at the beginning of the dies scanning step. The 9 positions of the multi die will be filled starting from the elements of the first quadrant, if there are any, and follows the standard numbering order. The wizard will show in which position to insert each die. If the dies exceed the number of positions, a further step will be added to the wizard to scan all the elements defined in the project. <br />
 If the multi die plate is used, the software will already know which die is in which position, and there will be no need to further identify the items that will be automatically aligned to their reference.
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-The software will mark all the items to be scanned in the same color which means that, by default, they would need to be scanned together. By clicking on one of the items to scan, the tooth will change color and will create a second scan group. Click then on all the items to be scanned in that second scan group. By clicking a second time on one of the already selected items, a further scan group will be created and marked in a third color. This operation can be repeated as many times as one wishes, remeber that '''all the items marked in the same color will be scanned together'''. <br />
+The software will mark all the items to be scanned in the same color which means that, by default, they would need to be scanned together. By clicking on one of the items to scan, the tooth will change color and will create a second scan group. Click then on all the items to be scanned in that second scan group. By clicking a second time on one of the already selected items, a further scan group will be created and marked in a third color. This operation can be repeated as many times as one wishes, remember that '''all the items marked in the same color will be scanned together'''. <br />
 In this mode, the software cannot know which item is scanned in which position, therefore it will require the user to identify each stump. Identification procedure will be explained in the [[Edit|Edit Tools]] page.
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-The software will mark all the items to be scanned in the same color which means that, by default, they would need to be scanned together. By clicking on one of the items to scan, the tooth will change color and will create a second scan group. Click then on all the items to be scanned in that second scan group. By clicking a second time on one of the already selected items, a further scan group will be created and marked in a third color. This operation can be repeated as many times as one wishes, remeber that '''all the items marked in the same color will be scanned together'''. <br />
+The software will mark all the items to be scanned in the same color which means that, by default, they would need to be scanned together. By clicking on one of the items to scan, the tooth will change color and will create a second scan group. Click then on all the items to be scanned in that second scan group. By clicking a second time on one of the already selected items, a further scan group will be created and marked in a third color. This operation can be repeated as many times as one wishes, remember that '''all the items marked in the same color will be scanned together'''. <br />
 The software cannot know which marker is scanned in which position, therefore it will require the user to identify each scanbody. Identification procedure will be explained in the [[Edit|Edit Tools]] page.

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 =Structure=
-The scan interface is the part of the wizard that regulates the acquisition of 3D images. The main toolbar offers specific tools for scanning and the live view of the cameras on the ipper right corner allows to check the position of the object in the scannign chamber and the amount of light that hits it.
+The scan interface is the part of the wizard that regulates the acquisition of 3D images. The main toolbar offers specific tools for scanning and the live view of the cameras on the upper right corner allows to check the position of the object in the scanning chamber and the amount of light that hits it.
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 The scan interface is the part of the wizard that regulates the acquisition of 3D images. The main toolbar offers specific tools for scanning and the live view of the cameras on the ipper right corner allows to check the position of the object in the scannign chamber and the amount of light that hits it.

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 The software will mark all the items to be scanned in the same color which means that, by default, they would need to be scanned together. By clicking on one of the items to scan, the tooth will change color and will create a second scan group. Click then on all the items to be scanned in that second scan group. By clicking a second time on one of the already selected items, a further scan group will be created and marked in a third color. This operation can be repeated as many times as one wishes, remeber that '''all the items marked in the same color will be scanned together'''. <br />
-In this mode, the software cannot know which item is scanned in which position, therefore it will requre the user to identify each stump. Identification procedure will be explained in the [[Edit|Edit Tools]] page.
+In this mode, the software cannot know which item is scanned in which position, therefore it will require the user to identify each stump. Identification procedure will be explained in the [[Edit|Edit Tools]] page.
-===Marker Scan Defnition===
+===Marker Scan Definition===
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