How to fix Huvitz Measuring Instruments screen that does not turn on?
If the screen of your Huvitz Measuring Instruments does not turn on, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check the connection of the power cable to ensure it is properly connected. Second, verify that the power switch is turned on.
What to do if Huvitz Measuring Instruments screen doesn't turn on even when power is on?
If the screen of your Huvitz Measuring Instruments does not turn on even though the system power is on, the system may be in sleep mode. Try restoring the system from sleep mode by touching the screen.
General| Type | Auto Lensmeter |
|---|---|
| Vertex Power Range | -25D ~ +25D |
| Minimum Reading | 0.01D |
| Minimum Reading (Prism) | 0.01Δ |
| Display | LCD Touch Screen |
| Power Supply | AC 100V-240V, 50/60Hz |
General introduction to safety precautions and their importance.
Definitions of Warning, Caution, and Note symbols used in the manual for safety.
Explains various symbols related to safety, handling, and equipment markings.
Specifies electrical cord requirements and patient environment safety for operation.
Warns about proper disposal of lithium batteries and prohibits unauthorized software installation.
Lists environments to avoid for operation and storage, including temperature and humidity limits.
Details the acceptable ambient conditions for operation, transportation, and storage of the instrument.
Lists critical safety warnings regarding device usage, repair, connections, and power handling.
Covers warnings on handling, material contact, patient sensitivity, incident reporting, and software compatibility.
Outlines manufacturer responsibilities for safety and user precautions for operation and maintenance.
Describes the Huvitz Optical Biometer HBM-1 and its combined functions.
Details the medical device's purpose and the eye components it measures.
Specifies the product's classification according to medical device directives and standards.
Lists conditions or patient types for whom the device should not be used.
Explains how Optical Biometry and Corneal Topography work using signal analysis.
Lists the relevant IEC and ISO standards applied to the ophthalmic instrument.
Describes the physical configuration and functions of the HBM-1, detailing parts of the front view.
Details the parts and functions visible from the rear and bottom of the instrument.
Illustrates the functional block diagram of the HBM-1, showing enclosure and subsystem connections.
Explains the MEASURE screen layout, including patient info, IOL, results, and measurement parameters.
Describes the RESULT screen, including summary (SUM) and detailed information for each measurement type.
Details the Keratometry results screen, showing meridian data, zones, and graphical representations.
Explains the Topography map, Zernike coefficients, and related analysis screens.
Details the Zernike coefficients table and Point Spread Function (PSF) image display.
Describes the Axial Length (AL) results screen, including signal graph and value evaluations.
Explains Anterior Segment results (CCT, ACD, LT) and introduces the Pupilometry measurement screen.
Details the Pupilometry screen, showing latency, decentration graphs, and captured images.
Explains the White to White (WTW) measurement process and editing features.
Describes the IOL CALCULATION screen, including surgeon, target, manufacturer, and formula selection.
Details the Data Edit feature for IOL calculation, allowing modification of measurement data.
Provides step-by-step instructions for the physical installation of the HBM-1 unit.
Guides on registering patients, selecting patients, and transferring or deleting patient information.
Details how to configure system settings like language, device name, and sleep time.
Explains settings for patient lists, IDs, and measurement parameters like auto tracking and map types.
Covers configuration for network connectivity, data transfer, and report customization.
Details DICOM setup for Worklist and MPPS, including server IP and port configurations.
Explains DICOM storage settings and general configurations like manufacturer, model, and transfer syntax.
Guides on performing a device check using a model eye for alignment and focusing.
Instructions on cleaning, patient positioning, and selecting measurement modes (Keratometer or Pupil).
Details settings for auto shooting, auto tracking, and live signal for various measurement modes.
Instructions for aligning the patient's eye using the chinrest, joystick, and focus indicators.
Guides on fine-tuning alignment with joystick and checking the axial length signal.
Explains checking anterior measurement signals and stopping pupillometry.
Steps for shutting down the device, exiting software, and powering off properly.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the instrument's exterior, screen, and parts that contact the patient.
Details the procedure for replacing chinrest paper and the internal fuse.
Instructions on preparing the device for packing, including locking mechanisms, and sealing for shipment.
Lists common problems like screen not turning on, image capture issues, and data availability, with corresponding solutions.
Lists and illustrates the standard accessories included with the HBM-1 instrument.
Details the measurement ranges, accuracy, and common specifications for the HBM-1.
Shows an exploded view of the COVER ASSY with part codes and disassembly sequence.
Illustrates the BASE ASSY with part numbers, quantities, and remarks for each component.
Displays an exploded view of the LCD ASSY, listing components with their codes and quantities.
Shows an exploded view of the PC ASSY, detailing internal PC components with part codes.
Illustrates the HEADREST ASSY with its components, codes, quantities, and remarks.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the SMPS (Switched-Mode Power Supply) unit.
Instructions on removing the bottom plate, replacing the SMPS, and reassembling the unit.
Lists potential issues with electromagnetic waves and the required appropriateness levels for the HBM-1.
Specifies tolerance levels for conductivity and radioactivity RF electromagnetic fields.
Provides contact details for Huvitz Co., Ltd. and its representatives in EU, Canada, and USA.
Lists contact details for Huvitz representatives in the USA, Brazil, and Australia.
Outlines the terms of the software license grant and acknowledges HUVITZ's intellectual property rights.
Details restrictions on software use, warranty terms, and limitations of HUVITZ's liability.
Covers export regulations, severability clause, and the entire agreement terms for the software license.
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