PLANIX Manuals & User Guides
PLANIX is an advanced camera system developed by iGUIDE for professional 3D scanning, virtual property tours, and capturing accurate architectural floor plans.
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PLANIX is an innovative camera system designed by iGUIDE, purpose-built for capturing high-quality 3D virtual tours and accurate property floor plans. The flagship PLANIX R1 utilizes advanced Lidar technology integrated seamlessly with the Ricoh THETA X 360° camera to quickly and efficiently scan indoor and outdoor environments.
It has become a favored tool among real estate professionals, photographers, and property surveyors looking to streamline their scanning workflow. Supported by the robust iGUIDE Portal and the mobile PLANIX app, this system ensures quick processing, reliable spatial data capture, and simplified project management.
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How do I power on the PLANIX R1 camera?
Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds. Powering on takes approximately 20 seconds and is complete once you hear the lidar spinning.
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Which battery is compatible with the PLANIX R1?
The PLANIX R1 system must only be used with a Milwaukee M12 HB2.5 battery. Using other M12 batteries or aftermarket alternatives is not supported and will void the product warranty.
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How do I connect my mobile device to the PLANIX R1?
Download the iGUIDE PLANIX App, power on the camera, scan the QR code displayed on the camera screen through the app, and join the PLANIX R1 Wi-Fi network (which ends in .OSC).
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Where can I download the iGUIDE Stitch software?
You can download the Stitch software by visiting goiguide.com/downloads to process scan data on your computer before creating your iGUIDE.
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How often should I scan a room?
Best practice is to capture a scan every 5-10 feet with at least 2 scans in every space and in all space transitions (like doorways), maintaining a line of sight with previous scan locations when possible.