3DsizeMe download and app settings

3DsizeMe download and app settings

Before getting started, make sure the following are always up to date:

·         The iOS version of your iPad

·         The 3DsizeMe app

To download or update 3DSizeMe or iOS, you need your Apple ID. Apple will notify of new iOS versions.

For 3DSizeMe, notifications can be turned on in the settings on the device, under the iTunes & App Store tab, then on the right, turn on Apps and Updates. 

Downloading the 3DsizeMe App

·         Ensure a good Wi-Fi connection.

·         Go to the App Store.

·         Search for ‘’3DsizeMe’’

·         Click Install and enter your Apple ID password if prompted.

Configuring 3DSizeMe

Once 3DsizeMe is opened:

1.      Access the settings. Click on the 3 horizontal lines at the top right or swipe the top left logo to the right.

2.      Click on Settings.

3.      Go to Scan section (2nd section) and leave “Automatic” as for “Scan box placement strategy”. This will help improve the default scanning experience and will prompt tutorial videos for the chosen scanning mode.

4.      Go to the Med section (4th section) and in the ‘’Upload target’’. Choose according to your preferences. If required, enter the necessary information. If using email, make sure an email account is setup on the device. Applications like Gmail or Outlook will not work. If using email, a default recipient can be entered. 

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5.      If you want to save your images and videos separately from your scan, you must put the “Save images separately” to “ON” (green).

6.      When scanning in an environment with no internet, you cannot upload your scans. If you try uploading them, they will appear in the menu bar under the option More. These files can be cleared with the “Clear” button in the iMed section. When you have access to internet, you can send the files to yourself. The color indicators on the left of a patient name indicate the status - green means “sent”, yellow means “ready to upload” and red means “not uploaded”.

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Before Scanning

You may also want to read the 3DsizeMe’s User’s manual or look at the videos available within the app under Tutorials, which can be accessed from the Menu Bar, under More or directly within the selected scanning mode. 

Before you start to scan, we suggest you perform a few sets of calibrations if using a Structure Sensor.

You can find the instructions on this page.

 

Your 3DsizeMe app is now ready to use!