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Huvitz HRK-1 User Manual

Huvitz HRK-1
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Auto Ref/Keratometer
HRK-1
USER MANUAL

Table of Contents

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Huvitz HRK-1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Working Distance12mm
TypeAuto Refractor Keratometer
Measurement Range (Axis)1° ~ 180°
Corneal Curvature Radius5.0mm ~ 10.0mm
Corneal Refraction33.75D ~ 67.50D
Corneal Astigmatism0D ~ 15D
Measurement Accuracy (Refraction)±0.25D
Measurement Accuracy (Keratometry)±0.05mm
Measurement Diameter (Refraction)φ3.0mm
Measurement Diameter (Keratometry)Ø3.0mm
Power SupplyAC 100V ~ 240V, 50/60Hz
Pupil Diameter Measurement Range2.0mm ~ 9.9mm
Measurement Range (Keratometry)5.0mm ~ 10.0mm (Radius), 33.75D ~ 67.50D (Refraction)

Summary

1 Introduction

1.1. Intended Use

Specifies the intended application of the HRK-1 device for eye refractive power measurement.

1.2. Equipment Overview

Provides a general description of the HRK-1's features and measurement capabilities.

1.3. Grade Classification and Mentioned Items

Details product classification, relevant standards, and mentioned items.

2 Information Regarding Safety

2.1. Introduction to Safety

Emphasizes the importance of safe device operation for all users and managers.

2.2. Safety Indication Symbols

Explains various safety symbols used in the manual and on the device for hazard warnings.

2.3. Environmental Considerations

Outlines environmental conditions for operation, storage, and transport to ensure proper function.

2.4. Safety Precautions

Lists essential safety measures to be followed during device installation and operation.

3 Device Characteristics

4 Precautions During Use

5 Name and Function of Each Part

5.1. Key Parts Overview

Identifies and describes major components of the HRK-1 device including front, back, and lower parts.

5.2. Main Measurement Screen Buttons

Explains the functions of various buttons on the main measurement screen interface.

6 Equipment Installation and Preparation

6.1. Stage and Body Lock Procedures

Details steps for unlocking the device's stage and body locks for installation readiness.

6.2. Power Cable and Chin Rest Paper Setup

Guides on connecting the power cable and fitting the chin rest paper for use.

6.3. Print Paper and Data Transmission Setup

Covers print paper attachment and initial data transmission configuration steps.

7 Measurement Method

7.1. Power ON and Mode Selection

Steps for powering on the device and selecting the initial measurement mode.

7.2. Patient Height Adjustment

Instructions for adjusting the patient's height for optimal measurement alignment.

7.3. Measurement Location and Focusing

Procedures for aligning the device and focusing on the patient's eye for accurate readings.

8 Measurement

8.1. Refractive Power Measurement Modes (REF)

Details REF manual and auto modes, including message lists and printing.

8.2. Corneal Curvature Measurement Modes (KER)

Details KER manual and auto modes, including message lists and printing.

8.3. Continuous K&R Measurement Modes

Covers manual and auto operations for the combined K&R measurement.

9 Other Modes

9.1. COLOR VIEW Mode Functions

Covers filters, LEDs, image capture, viewing, and returning to main mode.

9.2. SIZE Mode (Pupil Diameter Measurement)

Guide for measuring pupil diameter using the SIZE mode.

9.3. Retro-Illumination Mode Operations

Covers arrangement, observation, saving, and importing retro-illumination images.

9.4. DISPLAY Mode

Functionality for viewing saved measurement results and data management.

9.5. User SETUP Mode

Guide for adjusting various device settings like communication and display.

9.6. Input Method

Describes procedures for text and number input on the device interface.

10 Self-Diagnosis and Maintenance/Repair

10.1. Accuracy Check

Procedure for checking the accuracy of REF and KER measurements using a model eye.

10.2. Replacing Consumables

Instructions for replacing printer paper and chin rest paper.

10.3. Equipment Cleaning Procedures

General guidelines and methods for cleaning the device and its parts.

10.4. Cleaning Specific Parts

Detailed cleaning instructions for measuring window, mire ring, and contact surfaces.

10.5. Troubleshooting Before Contacting Distributor

Steps to resolve common issues and error messages before seeking professional support.

10.6. Moving Equipment Installation Place

Guidelines for safely moving the device to a new location, including locking procedures.

11 Information Needed for Servicing

12 Key Specifications

13 Accuracy

14 Accessories

15 EMC Information

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