FARO® LaserScannerTripodACCSS8032

FARO® LaserScannerTripodACCSS8032

Instructions

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20 Kg / 200 N

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EyescrewWeight Sling Etc.

Use center hook to preload the tripod with weights (max. 20kg) or elastic links (max. force 200N). If you use a weight, ensure that it cannot swing, or otherwise move in a manner that might affect the tripod's stability.

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FIG. 1 – Extending the tripod legsTurn all the twist locks of each leg 1/4 clockwise of a turn at the same time, then pull the leg down and tighten the twists individually.FIG. 2 – Leg angle adjustmentTripod ACCSS8032 is fitted with sliding stops which enable the legs to be individually set at 3 different angles permitting different heights.FIG. 3 – Reversible 3/8” or 1/4” fixing screw

FIG. 4 – Fix accessory on tripodMount the tripod head on the disc at the top of the center column (screw tripod head clockwise). Tighten the grub screw against the base of the tripod head, using the key supplied with the tripod. This feature prevents the tripod head unscrewing accidentally.FIG. 5 – Mounting the long column

FIG. 6 – Raising and lowering column

FIG. 7 – Spikes supplied with the tripod

FIG. 8 – HookAllows you to stretch a rope or shock cord between the tripod’s center hook and a weight, switchable magnetic base, or existing anchor point.FIG. 9 – MaintenanceThe internal thread of the leg locks can be cleaned and greased to perform optimally. Turn the twist lock until the thread is exposed, and remove any dust or sand with a cloth. Apply a small amount of grease (sold separately: GSGREASE02) onto the thread, and turn the twist lock until it is locked.In addition to reading these instructions, it is also important to read the general instructions printed on the warranty card packed with your product.

Using the tripod with a laser scanner

• Use only the tripods recommended by the laser scanner manufacturer.

• GITZO ACCSS8032 is certified for use with FARO Focus laser scanners.

When working with the laser scanner, two aspects must always be considered:

• Due to long recording times and high data-quality requirements, you must adjust the tripod to be as stable as possible.

• Because a laser scanner moves during operation, the tripod must always be as rigid as possible.

To achieve stability and rigidity, observe the following guidelines:

• Extend the tripod as little as possible. Less height means more accuracy.

• Extend the thicker segments of the legs before extending the thinner segments.

Always start with the thickest leg segments and pull them out completely before you pull out the next-largest segments.

• It is acceptable to extend a leg segment only partially if necessary to achieve a specific height, but do not partially extend several segments of the same leg.

• Standard working height: the tripod has four leg segments, pull out the first three fully and leave the fourth one inserted. This results in a working height of approx. 148 cm, which allows an ergonomic operation of the scanner. Only pull out the smallest leg segments when you need a larger tripod height.

• The tripod is equipped with large adjustable rubber feet. Each time you move the tripod, check to ensure that the feet are correctly resting on the ground. If you need to place the tripod on unstable ground (e.g., grass, gravel, mud) use the supplied spikes instead of the rubber feet. Press the spikes individually into the ground until they reach a stable, load-bearing layer.

• After you set the tripod on the ground, check the leg latches. If any of the latches are loose, spread the legs slightly until the latches cannot be wiggled. This ensures that the tripod is firmly planted on the ground, and unlikely to shake or vibrate during scanning.

Three fully extended leg segmentsprovide a comfortable working height.

Only pull out the smallest leg segments if you need the workingheight.

• The use of the center column significantly reduces the rigidity of the tripod. We recommend that you avoid using the center column when operating laser scanners. If you can’t reach the tripod height you need in any other way, keep the extended length of the center column as short as possible. A better alter- native, however, is to move the tripod to a different, higher position instead. Use the center column only as a last resort. If you often need high working heights, we recommend using a larger tripod.

IMPORTANT!This setup can lead to reduced our quality and should only be used in exceptional cases.

• For scans close to the ground, slide all leg segments into each other before setting the leg angle to “flat”. The rubber feet have a recess that helps to achieve full-surface contact even with a flat leg angle. To do this, you must turn the feet individually by hand.

• Ensure that the twist-lock sleeves for leg length adjustment, the central wing nut of the tripod shoulder, and the tripod head are always tightly screwed together.

• Especially in locations where there is a risk of vibration, it is advisable to slightly tension the tripod legs before starting a scan. Tension the legs by holding two of the three tripod legs as close to the ground as possible with your hands, pulling them slightly apart from each other and away from the third leg, and then pressing them into the ground.

• In windy conditions, use sandbags to stabilize each foot of the tripod. You can also stretch a rope or shock cord between the tripod’s center hook and a weight, switchable magnetic base, or existing anchor point.

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200 N20 kgmax

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IMPORTANT!By tensioning the tripod legs, you increase the stability of the tripod; especially in vibration-prone locations.

Spare parts: - Rubber feet (set) code GSF50 [3 pcs] / GSF50M [1 pc] - Spikes (set) code GSF30S (spike and rubber feet) - Regular center column code D107001 - Short center column code D114309 - Grease code GSGREASE02 - Wrench set code D3.2360 + D06.13 - Dust bag code D0101.11 - Center hook code D104214 - Upper plate (black anodized part, outer Diameter 60,0mm) incl. both set screws code D104215

- Center Screw (UNC ¼ - UNC 3/8) code D0702.01 - rubberized leg lock, large code D106470 - rubberized leg lock, medium code D106460 - rubberized leg lock, small code D106450 - Set of 3 path delimiter inserts (on inner end of each carbon pipe) 3x small code D104223

- Set of 3 path delimiter inserts (on inner end of each carbon pipe) 3x medium code D104222

- Set of 3 path delimiter inserts (on inner end of each carbon pipe) 3x large code D104286

Service & RepairTo download the complete illustrated spare parts file please refer to the Customer Service > Service & Repair section at the bottom of the gitzo.com home page.

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FARO® LaserScanner

TripodACCSS8032

114308 — 06/18

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