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You can also press for a few seconds on the value and change it using the numeric keypad.
Press
to confirm.
Tracing - tracing mode
In tracing - tracing mode, the result of the tracing is displayed in the work area of the tracing screen. For more information on
working modes, consult the section
.
Perform a trace > Tracing environment > Jobs and working modes
Before Centering
If you want to modify the shape of the lenses, consult the chapter
If you want to add drilling points to your lenses, refer to the section Preparing a drilled job.
5. Tracing a pattern, a demo lens or recut lens
Two types of tracing are available for patterns, demo lenses and recut lenses: optical tracing and mechanical tracing. This section
also presents the operations to be carried out to enter the curve angle and frame base which cannot be captured in this type of
tracing.
Inputting the curve and the frame base after monocular tracing
a. Optical tracing
Preparing optical tracing of demo or recut lens
This type of tracing makes it possible to retrieve the existing shape and drilling data of a lens.
Prerequisite: for the tracer to correctly detect the horizontality of the lens, the lens must be clean and marked using the
permanent felt tip marker with:
either three focimeter dots,
or a horizontal line which must not touch the edges of the lens (a space of at least 5 mm is required)
Tracing
Place the pattern or the lens in the middle of the centering chamber.
Press
to select optical tracing
.
Press
to select the eye to be traced.
Press
to select the pattern,
to select the demo or re-cut lens or
to select the lens for a Nylor frame .
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Press on
to start the tracing cycle.
The value of the curve angle is modified.
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The tracing result is displayed in the centering screen, in monocular format on a 1:1.6 scale.
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Summary of Contents for Mr Blue 2.0
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Page 8: ...USER MANUAL INTRODUCTION 8 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 9: ...I FIRST STEPS WITH MR BLUE 2 0 ...
Page 10: ...USER MANUAL FIRST STEPS WITH MR BLUE 2 0 10 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 17: ...II TRACING ...
Page 18: ...USER MANUAL TRACING 18 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 36: ...USER MANUAL TRACING 36 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 37: ...III CENTERING A LENS ...
Page 38: ...USER MANUAL CENTERING A LENS 38 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 82: ...USER MANUAL CENTERING A LENS 82 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 83: ...IV MODIFYING THE LENS SHAPE ...
Page 84: ...USER MANUAL MODIFYING THE LENS SHAPE 84 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 91: ...V PREPARING A DRILLED JOB ...
Page 92: ...USER MANUAL PREPARING A DRILLED JOB 92 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 103: ...VI PREPARING LENS EDGING ...
Page 104: ...USER MANUAL PREPARING LENS EDGING 104 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 108: ...USER MANUAL PREPARING LENS EDGING 108 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 109: ...VII TRACER CENTERER BLOCKER CONFIGURATION ...
Page 110: ...USER MANUAL TRACER CENTERER BLOCKER CONFIGURATION 110 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 119: ...VIII MAINTENANCE SERVICING ...
Page 120: ...USER MANUAL MAINTENANCE SERVICING 120 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 134: ...USER MANUAL MAINTENANCE SERVICING 134 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 135: ...IX M EYE SIGN AND M EYE TOUCH ...
Page 136: ...USER MANUAL M EYE SIGN AND M EYE TOUCH 136 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 139: ...TECHNICAL DATA ...
Page 142: ...USER MANUAL TECHNICAL DATA 142 Mr Blue 2 0 v4 0 09 16 ...
Page 143: ...GENERAL INFORMATION ...
Page 147: ...GLOSSARY ...
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