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General| Type | Auto Refractor / Keratometer |
|---|---|
| Display | 7-inch Touch Screen LCD |
| Data Output | RS-232C, USB |
| Power Supply | AC100~240V, 50/60Hz |
| Sphere Steps | 0.01D, 0.12D, 0.25D |
| Cylinder Steps | 0.01D, 0.12D, 0.25D |
| Axis | 1° Steps |
| Cross Cylinder | ±0.25D, ±0.50D |
| Rotary Prism | 0 to 20Δ |
| Pupil Diameter Measurement Range | 2.0mm to 9.5mm |
Describes the HDR-7000 system, its refractor body, operation panel, and junction box.
Details product classification under provisions like 93/42/EEC and electrical safety standards.
Lists safety certifications like UL and CSA, and compliance with medical equipment standards.
Emphasizes user responsibility and the importance of understanding safety notices in the manual.
Explains standard IEC symbols for electrical hazards and patient connection safety.
Lists environments to avoid for operation and storage, like moisture, sunlight, and extreme temperatures.
Provides essential precautions for safe operation, including usage in hazardous areas and modifications.
Highlights CAN protocol, daisy-chain connection for a clean office environment.
Discusses system utilization, cost-effectiveness, and compatibility with Huvitz products.
Details features like near PD support, Dual Cross Cylinder lens, and prism measurement accuracy.
Covers on-line guides for examiners and table/graphic result display facilities.
Provides guidelines on handling, installation stability, and exposure to light and temperature.
Details cleaning procedures, use of organic solutions, and actions in case of malfunction.
Introduces the Digital Refractor as a key component installed on a unit table.
Explains specific parts like PD Controller, Disk Controller, VD Windows, and Near Point Illuminator.
Details various connectors on the Junction Box for system integration.
Describes the front panel interface, including LCD, buttons, and rear panel connectors.
Lists standard accessories for the Digital Refractor, such as forehead rest and face shields.
Lists accessories for the Operation Panel and Junction Box, including cables and printer paper.
Details optional interface packages for connecting external devices like Auto Ref/Keratometer.
Provides sequential instructions for connecting and setting up the HDR-7000 system components.
Introduces basic operations using the dial, buttons, and touch panel on the operation panel.
Explains functions of buttons like ESC, PD Input, TEST, and Menu Selection.
Details operations for printing, loading data, changing modes, and executing programs.
Explains the use of the dial for value adjustments and touch screen controls.
Lists and describes main menu items like Test Result, System Config, Edit Program, and Gallery.
Guides on how to view, verify, and analyze test results in various formats.
Introduces the system configuration menu composed of multiple pages of options.
Explains navigation, saving, cancelling, and item selection operations within the configuration menu.
Details settings for SPH step, CYL sign, AXIS step, and Prism step manipulation.
Explains options for Prism Display, VA Auto Set, and data link configurations.
Configures test environment settings like beep sound and print options for results.
Guides on creating and modifying custom programs for optometry procedures.
Provides instructions on creating and managing custom unit tests for specific examinations.
Explains how to rename programs and tests for better organization and clarity.
Guides on customizing test guide messages to assist the examiner during eye examinations.
Introduces six examination modes: EMPTY, UA, LM, RK, SUBJ, and FIN.
Explains why different examination modes are crucial for efficient optometry practice.
Describes how data is duplicated when switching between different examination modes.
Guides on switching between near and far vision modes and setting relevant parameters.
Introduces specific modes like PRESET, AUX OFF, ADD OFF, and PRISM OFF for specialized tests.
Guides on initiating the system-defined STANDARD program for optometry.
Details the steps for adjusting SPH-CYL-AXIS values for the right and left eyes.
Guides on performing Jackson Cross Cylinder tests for AXIS and CYL calibration.
Explains the Red/Green test for SPH calibration and visual acuity checks.
Provides a comprehensive list of the 29 system-providing unit tests.
Details tests for Near VA with ADD, Near Point of Convergence, and Accommodation.
Explains Negative and Positive Relative Accommodation and Convergence tests.
Details Cylinder Axis, Cylinder Power, and Red/Green tests.
Covers Polarized Binocular Balance, Red/Green, Worth 4 Dots, and Maddox Rod tests.
Details Horizontal/Vertical Coincidence, Polarized Cross, Stereo, and Minute Stereo tests.
Explains how to print results on paper or screen, considering different operational modes.
Details the process and options for printing examination results onto paper.
Describes how to display and print summarized information directly on the LCD screen.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the printing paper roll.
Guides on safely replacing fuses in the Junction Box.
Provides instructions for cleaning the instrument and proper storage procedures.
Advises on following local regulations for the disposal of the instrument and its components.
Lists initial checks for power, cable connections, and blown fuses when the refractor is unresponsive.
Troubleshooting for empty screens, printing failures, and unresponsive chart devices.
Addresses issues with measurement transfers and non-functional polarization tests.
Specifies ranges for Spherical Lens, Cylinder Lens, Axis, PD, and Prism.
Lists physical dimensions and weights of the Digital Refractor, Operation Panel, and Junction Box.
Details power supply requirements and specifications for various auxiliary lenses.
Lists all items included in the standard package of the HDR-7000 system.
Lists optional interface packages for Auto Ref/Keratometer, Auto Lensmeter, and PC connectivity.
Guides users to troubleshoot first and then contact Huvitz or local distributor with required information.
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