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Medmont E300 User Manual

Medmont E300
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MEDMONT E300
CORNEAL TOPOGRAPHER
USER MANUAL
Medmont International Pty Ltd
5/56 Norcal Rd NUNAWADING
VICTORIA 3131, AUSTRALIA
Phone: 61-3-9259-0800 Fax: 61-3-9877-6431
e-mail: help@medmont.com.au
Web: www.medmont.com.au
Doc No: P-1470 V2.7 © MEDMONT Sep 2015

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Medmont E300 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMedmont
ModelE300
CategoryMedical Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Manual Conventions

Intended Purpose of the Medmont E300

Power Connection Setup

Details the typical power connection for the Medmont E300 system components, including isolation transformer requirements.

Standard and Optional E300 Accessories

Lists the standard accessories included with the E300 and optional accessories available from Medmont.

E300 Software and Conventions

Describes the E300 software integrated within Medmont Studio and explains software menu notation conventions.

Product Warranty Information

Important Facts and Safety Information

Explanation of Symbols and Labels

Defines caution, warning, and note symbols used in the manual and on the equipment for user safety.

Accuracy and Calibration Procedures

Details the instrument's accuracy, initial calibration, and the requirements for periodic verification and recalibration.

Electrical Safety and Requirements

Outlines electrical safety requirements for the system, including isolation transformers and patient environment considerations.

Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility

Discusses potential electromagnetic interference and the device's compliance with EMC standards for safe operation.

Instrument Installation Guide

PC and Equipment Requirements

Specifies the minimum PC and associated equipment requirements for installing and operating the Medmont E300.

Instrument Environment Specifications

Defines the recommended environmental conditions, including temperature and humidity, for optimal instrument performance.

Software Installation Process

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the Medmont Studio software and connecting the E300 instrument.

Performing Examinations with the E300

Patient Preparation and Positioning

Details the recommended procedures for patient selection and correct positioning for accurate corneal topography capture.

Selecting the Exam Type

Guides the user on how to select the appropriate exam type, such as Topography, Composite, or Video Topography.

Overview of Topography Exam Types

Describes the different topography exam types: standard, composite, video, and tear film analysis, and their features.

Analyzing and Viewing Exam Results

Selecting and Setting Exam Views

Explains how to select exams and set different view modes like Details, Image, Combination, and Compare for analysis.

Available Display Modes for Exams

Details various display modes such as Details View, Image View, Combination View, and Compare View for result analysis.

Customizing Display Settings and Maps

Covers adjusting display settings, selecting map types, data views, and configuring color scales for analysis results.

Fitting Contact Lenses with E300 Data

Creating and Selecting Contact Lenses

Guides on creating new contact lens designs, restricting available designs, and selecting lens parameters.

Editing and Managing Contact Lens Designs

Details on editing lens parameters, moving lenses on the eye simulation, and accessing contact lens data.

Managing Exams and Calibrations

Exam Information Management

Procedures for editing exam details, moving exams between patients, and managing calibration usage for analysis.

Calibration and Data Deletion Procedures

Covers managing categories, deleting exams, and considerations for calibration management and data removal.

Calibrating the E300 Instrument

Choosing the Video Source for Calibration

Selects the appropriate video source (PCI or USB) for initiating the calibration process.

Capturing Calibration Images

Instructions for capturing the five required calibration images using the calibration object and wizard.

Verifying and Recalibrating the Instrument

Checks the current calibration status, recommends action, and guides through quick or full recalibration procedures.

Menu and Icon Reference

Navigating the Software Interface

Provides an overview of menu items and icons across Home, Configure, View, Analysis, Display, Annotate, Video, and Contact Lens tabs.

Glossary of Terms

Cleaning, Maintenance, and Service

Routine Cleaning and Optics Care

Details on routine hygiene, cleaning external surfaces, and specific instructions for cleaning contaminated optics.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Provides a guide to identify, describe, and resolve common problems encountered with the E300 instrument.

Instrument Specifications

Declaration of Conformity

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