• Is it important that the iMapper is perfectly horizontal during a scan?

  Achieving perfect levelness isn't always essential for precise measurements when using iMapper. A slight deviation, such as measuring 3 meters away with a 10 cm dip, introduces a minimal error—approximately 1.7 mm, which is often negligible. This principle applies variably across different distances, demonstrating that minor inaccuracies can be acceptable depending on the context.Some readers

• Known limitations of the iMapper

  Maximum range 30 m indoors. Accuracy In depth, the measurement error is comparable to a good laser rangefinder: +/- 2 mm in depth for the iMapper Racer 2, slightly better for the Racer 3 (in laboratory conditions < 1mm). This value depends on the number of photons sent back to the sensor, and can fluctuate depending on the angle of incidence,Few readers

• How to format your SD card in FAT32

  This article explains how to format an SD card to FAT32, including instructions for both Windows and macOS. Quick summary: Right click the SD card in File Manager Format, select FAT32, then click Start OK. iMapper Racer 2: use only SD cards that have max capacity of 16GB iMapper Racer 3: you can use SD cards up to 32GB On a Mac, open DiskFew readers

• iMapper Racer 3 speed and points density adjustment

  Three modes are available: DENSE for very detailed scans, NORMAL for standard use, and FAST SURVEY for quick scans To set up your iMapper, follow these simple steps: Download the sendcommand.txt file from the mode you want. Copy this file onto the SD card of the iMapper. Insert the SD card into your iMapper. Press the button on your iMapper. That's it! Your iMapper is now configured. You can either delete the file from the SD card or leave it there; it doesn't matter.Few readers