Rodenstock REM 3000, Instruction Manual

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3.3.6 Capturing endothelial images
n Halt the operation immediately if the patient
shows any sign of photosensitive epilepsy while
capturing images.
n Poor fixation, blepharoptosis, trichiasis, or corneal
disease may cause inaccurate analysis results or
corneal thickness measurements.
n If the captured image is not clear, select another
image or capture a new image.
n Use manual mode only when unavoidable, even
when the sight of the patient is unstable. It is
difficult to ensure accurate alignment in manual
mode, resulting in frequent capturing errors.
a) Selecting auto and manual modes
Press the “Mode” button (1) on the capturing screen to
select the auto mode or manual mode.
Touch the “AA/AS,” “AA/MS,” or “MA/MS” button (2) to
select the appropriate mode.
[AA/AS] : Auto Alignment/Auto Shot
[AA/MS] : Auto Alignment/Manual Shot
[MA/MS] : Manual Alignment/Manual Shot
The selected mode will be displayed at the lower right
(1)
(Fig. 1)
(Fig. 2)
(2)
(3)
corner (3).
The mode display (3) is colored when Auto mode is
selected and white when Manual mode is selected.
Press the MODE switch (4) of the membrane switch to
sequentially change a desired mode from one mode to
another.
(4)
(Fig. 3)
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