Rodenstock REM 3000, Instruction Manual

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d) When image capturing is difficult
When proper alignment cannot be performed or a good
image cannot be obtained, the probable causes are as
follows. In such cases, take appropriate measures
according to the cause.
Blinking or nystagmus
Instruct the patient to fix their view on the sight-fixing lamp
and restart the capturing process. If the patient's eye
moves too much due to nystagmus, etc., and the auto
alignment does not work properly, change the position of
the sight-fixing lamp and try capturing the image again.
(Refer to “3.3.4 Changing sight-fixing lamp position.”)
Eyelid or eyelash is on the alignment ring
Ask the patient to open her eyes wide, or have the
physician lightly hold the patient's upper eyelid, and try the
capturing process again.
e) Adjusting the intensity of the illuminating light
Press the illuminating light adjustment button (1) to set the
brightness of the illuminating light to “High” “Low” or “Auto.”
(Fig. 2)
(1)
The initial setting is “Auto.”
When the setting to “Auto,” the machine is going to adjust
the brightness to capture the suitable image automatically.
Change the setting to “High” when the captured image is
too dark.
Change the setting to “Low” when the captured image is
too bright.
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