What to do if the flash lamp does not turn ON and no image is captured on Kowa Nonmyd 8S Laboratory Equipment?
If the flash lamp on your Kowa Laboratory Equipment isn't turning on and no image is being captured, ensure that the digital camera is set to manual mode. Also, verify that the trigger cable is fully inserted.
Why do I get a black image or partially chipped image on Kowa Nonmyd 8S Laboratory Equipment?
If the flash lamp turns on, but you're getting a black or partially chipped image with your Kowa Laboratory Equipment, make sure the shutter speed of the digital camera is set to 1/25 sec.
What to do if Kowa Laboratory Equipment displays 'NOW COOLING PLEASE WAIT 120 s'?
When the message 'NOW COOLING PLEASE WAIT 120 s' appears on the LCD monitor of your Kowa Laboratory Equipment, it means the cooling process has started because the recharge circuit temperature exceeded the limit. This is normal; simply wait for 120 seconds before resuming photography.
Why does the PC monitor show no image from Kowa Nonmyd 8S Laboratory Equipment?
If images are captured and displayed on the digital camera's LCD monitor but not on the PC monitor when using your Kowa Laboratory Equipment, check that the USB cable is fully inserted.
How to fix images captured without flash lamp turned ON on Kowa Laboratory Equipment?
If images are being captured without the flash lamp turning on when using your Kowa Laboratory Equipment, ensure that the synchronous cable is fully inserted.
Why don't focus bars appear on Kowa Nonmyd 8S?
If focus bars do not appear on your Kowa Laboratory Equipment, and a diopter compensation lens is inserted, adjust the focus using the retinal image instead.
General| Brand | Kowa |
|---|---|
| Model | Nonmyd 8S |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Manual describes important precautions for safe use, avoiding damage to body or property.
Explains the meaning of 'Warning' and 'Caution' designations used in the manual.
Explains the meaning of graphical symbols used to convey warnings and instructions.
States Kowa's liability limitations for damages caused by misuse or external factors.
Symbols indicating electrical safety hazards like high-voltage and type B applied parts.
Symbols indicating power status (ON/OFF) and general operational cautions.
Symbols identifying the manufacturer and European community compliance.
Specifies environmental conditions for operating and storing the instrument.
Details precautions for the instrument's electrical system and power supply.
Guidelines for using the digital camera and the main instrument safely.
Procedures for product disposal and advice on capacitor replacement.
Emphasizes qualified operators and safe installation practices for the instrument.
Details checks before and during instrument operation for safety.
Guidelines for after-use care, storage, and general maintenance.
Advises on potential interference from strong electromagnetic waves.
Details electrical devices that form the KOWA nonmyd 8s system and their setup.
Safety guidelines for using electrical systems and components with the instrument.
Specific precautions for using a "Multi-tap with Isolation Transformer".
Details safety considerations for combining medical and non-medical equipment.
Instructions for daily maintenance and cleaning of system components.
Warns about potential interference from RF devices and specifies compatible accessories.
Details compliance with standards for electromagnetic emissions.
Details compliance with standards for electromagnetic immunity.
Provides guidance on RF immunity and recommended separation distances for RF devices.
Lists instrument functions verified for electromagnetic compatibility.
Lists the main unit and included accessories for the instrument.
Lists optional accessories available for the instrument.
Defines the purpose and intended applications of the instrument.
Provides a general overview and specifies operator qualifications.
Highlights the main capabilities and functionalities of the instrument.
Identifies and describes the function of each part of the instrument.
Details the buttons, knobs, and indicators on the instrument's operation panel.
Identifies various external components of the instrument.
Provides detailed information about the power supply unit and its connections.
Shows the overall system layout and connection terminals.
Explains the various indicators and information displayed on the LCD monitor.
Details the indicators and elements shown on the LCD for retinal observation.
Step-by-step guide for installing the main instrument and connecting cables.
Provides key notes on camera connection and essential safety warnings for setup.
Instructions for installing and connecting an optional PC and software.
How to save captured images to a personal computer using the filing software.
How to save captured images directly to an SD memory card.
Covers fixing, coarse/fine motion, and vertical adjustment of the optical component.
Instructions for raising and lowering the chin rest for patient comfort.
Steps to prepare the instrument before starting photography.
Procedures for preparing the patient and their environment for examination.
Outlines the step-by-step process for basic photography.
How to select fixation targets and verify the anterior segment display.
Instructions on how to guide the patient's eye fixation during the procedure.
Steps for aligning the optical component for anterior segment imaging.
How to check pupil diameter and adjust flash intensity for optimal photography.
How to check eyelids/eyelashes and switch between observation modes.
Adjusting observation light and aligning for retinal imaging.
Guiding patient fixation and achieving focus for retinal photography.
Procedures for taking photos, precautions for continuous shooting, and terminating.
Introduces mosaic photography and its differences from normal/SP modes.
How to select mosaic mode and internal fixation targets for mosaic photography.
Details how to select internal fixation targets in manual mode using a keypad.
Steps for aligning and focusing during mosaic photography, including handling flare.
How to install and use an external fixation target when internal fixation fails.
How to use the diopter compensation knob for focusing.
Addresses common problems like dark shadows, whitened areas, and dark images.
Solutions for blurred images, focus issues, and whitening in the center.
Troubleshooting for missing focus bars, partial images, and flash lamp issues.
Solutions for issues with data transfer and cooling system messages.
Explains error messages like High/Lower Voltage and initialization failures.
How to enter and navigate the instrument's menu system.
How to activate the objective lens cleaning lamp.
Setting up internal fixation targets for mosaic photography.
Details manual and auto mode settings for mosaic photography fixation targets.
Configuring illumination orders and mirror symmetry in auto mode.
Overview of additional settings available in the instrument's menu.
Setting the default Blue/Brown selection switch state upon power-on.
Settings for the instrument's power-saving sleep mode.
Configuring automatic display switching for normal and mosaic photography.
How to adjust the LCD monitor's brightness and contrast settings.
Procedure for exiting the instrument's menu mode.
Guidelines for routine maintenance tasks to ensure optimal performance.
A checklist for daily inspection of the instrument's components.
Recommends annual inspections for safety and performance.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the objective lens to maintain image quality.
Procedures for disinfecting patient contact areas and cleaning the exterior.
Detailed safety precautions and steps for replacing the flash lamp.
Safety precautions and steps for replacing fuses.
Information on ordering and replacing consumables like flash lamps.
Lists key technical parameters of the instrument such as field angle, distance, and dimensions.
Details the compliance standards and equipment classification according to IEC 60601.
Explains how to output and interpret imaging conditions data.
Provides information on environmentally friendly disposal methods in various languages.
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