This section takes a prepared workstation through calibration and a controlled reference-part scan. The sequence keeps lighting, target identity, USB connection, object preparation, alignment, and processing choices separate enough to diagnose a failure.
The calibration guide explains how to inspect and protect the supplied artifact, follow the correct on-screen pose sequence, record rejected poses, and verify success with a reference scan. The capture guide then selects a rigid, matte, asymmetric part with measurable features and preserves the raw evidence before cleanup.
What the first project should prove
A useful first project shows that preview remains connected, tracking can cover the selected object, separate orientations align without double surfaces, and the saved raw data can be processed again. Attractive shading alone cannot establish those points.
Manufacturer instructions control distances, target orientation, exposure controls, and recalibration events. The guides explain the diagnostic order without substituting values from an unrelated scanner model.