Terrestrial Laser Scanner

Long Range model (4400LR) can scan up to 700m on reflective surfaces.

37 Megapixel camera captures 360 degree by 80 degree photo of the site.

Connectivity:

This instrument uses static ethernet IP to connect to the controller (tablet or laptop) via a crossover ethernet cable. A USB-Ethernet adapter is used on newer tablets that lack RJ45 Ethernet ports.
Windows Network and Sharing > Properties > Local Area Connection
Scroll down to find Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

Static IP: 10.105.8.50
Subnet: 255.255.0.0
Gateway: blank
Preferred DNS: blank

Specifications (from review)

Maptek I-Site 4400LR

Introduced: 2006

Dimensions

Weight: 12kg + 2kg battery 

Size: 43.cmx27.1cm x 35.6cm 

Power: Removable battery

Battery: Internal, removable rechargeable via car/main charger 

Laser Ranger

Range mensurement principal: Pulsed

Wavelength: 905nm

Laser safety class: 3R

Min/Max range (m): 5m/700m

Range resolution: mm 

Range accuracy at 50m (1 sigma): 20mm

Beam diameter at exit: 20mm

Beam divergence/spot at 50m: 1.4/70mm

Scanning characteristics

Max. field of view: 80°x360°

Scan angle step size: 0.108°

Scan angle accuracy: 0.04°

Beam deflection mechanism: Rotating mirror with azimuth stepping Measurement rate: 4.4kHz

Scan duration (typical/highest): 4/12.5

Selection of scan: Graphical interface

Operation characteristics

Temperature range/humidity: 0°C-50°C (-40°C-50°C with heated battery)

Internal camera: Y

Inbuilt control panel: Via Tablet PC

Scan time per battery: 3 hours

Main application area: Long-range open pit and site survey, Highwall positioning and geological mapping, Stockpile survey 

for volume calculations and reconciliation, Volumetric analysis of truck loads, Monitoring of site stability and erosion control

Peripherals

Camera: Integrated 37 MPixel

Export format for image: JPEG

User interface: Integrated tablet PC 1 Gb/Win XP

Additional Sensors: Integrated dual-axis level compensator

Software functionality

Software: Maptek I-Site Studio

Registration method: Conventional surveying; matching surface feature/ points; N-point; underground boom-frame

Automatic detection of tie points: Y (reflector identification)

Integration of data from different scans: Y

Real-time visualization: N

Fly around, pan and zoom: Y

Georeferencing: Y

Point (group) selection: Y

Fitting of primitives: Y - Line, plane, circle

Largest model: 22 million points

Export formats of processed data: 3DP, OBJ, DXF, DXB, VRML, 3DI, 00T, TXT, ASC, DWG, DGD, ARCH_D, JPG, IREG, MA, 3DV

Import formats: 3DP, OBJ, DXF, DXB, 3DV, 3DD, 4DD, RSP, IXF, PTX, 3DI, 00T, TXT, ASC, DWG, DGD, ARCH_D, DGD.ISIS, ZFS