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Topic: camera alignment?

where should cross hairs be fixed on? center of turntable, rear turntable or just center of object to scan? and how does it tell where turntable base is?

Solidoodle 2 with Deluxe kit cover & glass bed with heater. and 2nd board SD2 used not 3rd and alum platform not installed yet still wood. also need cooling fan installed to board. use Repetier Host couple vers. Slic3r also have all free ware STL programs

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Re: camera alignment?

There are 2 cross-hairs.  The small cross-hair line that is near the bottom of the image must line up with the center of your turntable. 

Find the exact center of your turn table, and mark it.  The align the camera so the small cross-hair lines up with the center.  The large cross-hair is 3.5" above the surface of the turntable. 

Once you have that, you can follow the calibration instructions on the murobo site, or elsewhere on this forum.

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Re: camera alignment?

I found the info saying to use the calibration item and align cross hairs with center of turntable and item and the horizontal line with all 3 tips of the top of  item. the bottom outside edge of the 5.5" turntable is not in full view when done this way but the small items I will be scanning will be. also this method makes you line up camera hieght with lasers for square/level view. so measurements are true. just have to set light and test then try scanning now

Solidoodle 2 with Deluxe kit cover & glass bed with heater. and 2nd board SD2 used not 3rd and alum platform not installed yet still wood. also need cooling fan installed to board. use Repetier Host couple vers. Slic3r also have all free ware STL programs

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Re: camera alignment?

The Getting Started page describes the calibration process http://www.murobo.com/start.html#calibration

The front edge of the table won't be visible and does not need to be visible since the lasers are not shining from directly in front.