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By default the d-scan window is docked inside the system map. You can undock it if you wish, in which case you will need to open the d-scan and the map separately.
By default the d-scan window is docked inside the system map. You can undock it if you wish, in which case you will need to open the d-scan and the map separately.
[[File:Dscanseparate.jpg|upright=0.80|center|thumb|D-scan window undock/dock switch]]
[[File:Dscanseparate.jpg|upright=0.60|center|thumb|D-scan window undock/dock switch]]


You can change the cone's viewing orientation <span style="color:#53B14E">''in the d-scan window''</span> by left-click dragging to rotate the view and left-click dragging to move the view back and forth. Note that this does not aim the scanner, but only changes the orientation what you see in the window.
You can change the cone's viewing orientation <span style="color:#53B14E">''in the d-scan window''</span> by left-click dragging to rotate the view and left-click dragging to move the view back and forth. Note that this does not aim the scanner, but only changes the orientation what you see in the window.


{{Note box|Regardless of the ship's orientation, the scan cone always points in the direction of '''your camera'''.}}
{{Note box|Regardless of the ship's orientation, the scan cone always points in the direction of '''your camera'''.}}
 
[[File:Dscanmovecone.jpg|thumb|left|Aiming the dscan cone]]
The easiest way to aim the scanner is to left-click on an object and hold until the radial menu pops up - then choose the dscan icon from the menu. The scan cone will move to point at that object. [[File:Dscanmovecone.jpg|thumb|left|Aiming the dscan cone]]
The easiest way to aim the scanner is to left-click on an object and hold until the radial menu pops up - then choose the dscan icon from the menu. The scan cone will move to point at that object.  
* You can also right-click on an object in the system map and choose "look at" from the drop down menu.  
* You can also right-click on an object in the system map and choose "look at" from the drop down menu.  
* Or any adjustment to the camera will also move the scanner.
* Or any adjustment to the camera will also move the scanner.