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BEFORE USE
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Screen Configuration
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1. Patient list button
Used to display the patient list screen that allows selection of the patient for whom images are to be
captured, editing of the existing patient information, and registration of new patients. The ID and name of the
patient being selected are shown in this button.
When the Patient ID quick registration function is set to ON, the button changes to
.
(The icon of a person disappears.) (See “
Patient ID quick registration function” (Page 90).)
2. Captured eye indication
Indicates whether the captured eye is the left or right eye.
These icons are always displayed and the icon of the captured eye is displayed in blue.
The indication can be toggled between R/L and OD/OS.
The default setting is R/L.
For details, see “
Main unit settings” (Page 105).
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: Always displayed on the top left of the screen. When it is displayed in blue, the captured eye
is the right eye.
(
): Always displayed on the top right of the screen. When it is displayed in blue, the captured
eye is the left eye.
3. Eyelid and eyelashes mark
This mark is displayed in green in the anterior eye observation screen when the auto shot is active. When
the patient’s eyelids and eyelashes are above this mark, they do not interfere with image capture. This mark
disappears when the fundus observation screen is displayed.
4. Shutdown button
Pressed at first to turn off power to the device,
Temporary data in the device can be protected by this operation.
5. Internal fixation lamp mark
Indicates the internal fixation lamp position and its movable positions.
: Indicates the position where the internal fixation lamp is currently illuminated.
: Indicates a position to which the internal fixation lamp can be moved. When it is pressed, the internal
fixation lamp illuminates at the pressed position.
The available number and positions for the internal fixation lamp change depending on the internal fixation
lamp mode (
,
, or
) that can be selected in the Photography settings menu screen.
For details, see “2.8.1 Fixation lamp mode” (Page 101).
• The positions of eyelids and eyelashes differ by patient. Use the eyelid and eyelashes mark
as a guideline of how wide the patient’s eye is opened.
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• The internal fixation lamps at peripheral positions may not be visible to the patient
depending on conditions.
