Rodenstock REM 3000, Instruction Manual

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3.3.5 Alignment
n Do not allow any person to place their hands or
fingers in the clearance under the head unit or the
section under the chin rest. Their hands or fingers
may be crushed and injured.
n
Eyelid or eyelash covering the cornea prevents
capturing of a good endothelial image and/or
getting accurate analysis results. Ask the patient to
open their eyes wide or have the physician lightly
hold the patient's upper eyelid.
n
Auto Alignment may not be effective when the
patient blinks frequently during the capturing
process. Ask the patient to stop blinking during
the capturing process.
n
Ask the patient to look at the sight-fixing lamp in
the capturing window. If the patient looks at a
wrong direction or moves, the image capture may
not be correctly conducted.
<Positioning by Touch Alignment>
n
When moving an element using the touch
panel, touch the panel and release your
finger immediately without pressing the panel
continuously.
1) Use Touch Alignment or the joystick to position the
(Fig. 1)
(Fig. 2)
(5)
(1)
(3)
(2)
(4)
patient's eye on the screen.
2) Lightly touch the center of cornea (1) on the screen.
The head unit moves so the patient's eye is
positioned in the center of the screen. When the
target center-point (2) in the center of the cornea
enters the alignment ring (3), focusing in the X and Z
axes automatically starts.
3) When the head unit is on the physician's side and the
focus indicator (4) does not appear, press the center of
the screen.
Pressing the screen moves the head unit toward the
patient and the focus indicator (4) appears.
Press the head unit retract button (5) to retract the
head unit.
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