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General| Brand | Huvitz |
|---|---|
| Model | CDR-9000 |
| Category | Machine Vision Systems |
| Language | English |
Describes the main part of the CDR-9000 system, installed on a unit table.
Explains the role of the junction box in connecting devices and supplying power.
Details the operation panel's role as the central controller for the system.
Explains the usage of ESC, PD Input, TEST, Data Item Selection, Menu, LIGHT, CLEAR, PRINT/LOAD/MODE buttons.
Details Far/Near Mode, Main Data Items, Mode Selection, Unit Test, Function Key, Aux. Lenses.
Lists checks for when the digital refractor fails to operate.
Addresses noisy sounds from the refractor body during self-test.
Provides steps for an empty operation panel screen.
Offers solutions for printing issues with the operation panel.
Provides a general description of the CDR-9000 system components and their functions.
Emphasizes the importance of understanding safety notices for equipment operation.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used in the equipment.
Lists environmental conditions to avoid for proper operation and storage.
Outlines essential safety precautions for using the equipment.
Highlights connectivity, data management, testing capabilities, and user assistance features.
Provides guidance on instrument handling, installation, environment, and cleaning.
Briefly introduces button operations for system configuration, including moving, cancel, and save.
Details configuration options for Lens & Data Manipulation, Test & Data Manipulation, Environment, and Print.
Guides on editing user-defined programs, including selection, execution, and design elements.
Guides on editing user-defined unit tests, including selection, chart choice, and program elements.
Details how to use the virtual keyboard for editing messages, including character display and navigation.
Guides on renaming user-defined programs for better clarity and understanding.
Explains how to edit user-defined test names, including character limits.
Explains the importance of various examination modes for efficient optometry.
Explains how mode changes lead to data duplication and its conditions.
Describes how the system measures both near and far vision, including automatic adjustments.
Guides on starting the system-defined STANDARD program after initialization.
Details the first step for adjusting SPH-CYL-AXIS values for the right eye.
Guides on performing binocular balance tests to equalize visual stimuli for both eyes.
Details the objective, chart, and operation for the Near Visual Acuity test with ADD.
Explains the procedure for measuring the nearest point of convergence (BREAK and RECOVERY values).
Guides on obtaining maximum corrected CYL and AXIS values using the Jackson Cross Cylinder.
Details finding suppression and checking phoria using the Worth 4 Dots chart.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the printer paper roll.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the instrument, lenses, and headrest.
Lists all components included in the standard package for the CDR-9000 system.
Presents guidance and manufacturer's declaration for electromagnetic emissions.
Provides guidance and manufacturer's declaration for electromagnetic immunity.
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