What to do if Nidek Medical LE-700 Edger displays an error message?
If your Nidek Medical Edger displays an error message and stops, it means an abnormality has been detected. Try turning the instrument off and then on again to resolve the issue.
Why Nidek Medical Edger processing won't start?
If the Nidek Medical Edger doesn't start processing when you press the button, ensure that the processing chamber cover is fully closed. Also, the instrument might be trying to process a lens that has already been processed; in this case, switch the side of the lens to be processed.
How to fix communication issues with Nidek Medical LE-700?
If communication cannot be performed with your Nidek Medical Edger, verify that the RS-232C cable or LAN cable is properly connected.
What to do if Nidek Medical Edger traced size is deviated?
If the traced or processed size, axis, bevel, or groove position of your Nidek Medical Edger suddenly deviates, perform readjustment after calibration.
Why lens shape blinks on Nidek Medical LE-700 Edger layout screen?
If a part of the displayed lens shape on the layout screen of your Nidek Medical Edger blinks after lens shape measurement, it indicates that the lens diameter is insufficient. After releasing the lens, replace it with a larger one or change the layout.
What to do if lens cup is hard to insert in Nidek Medical LE-700 Edger?
If the lens cup of your Nidek Medical Edger cannot be smoothly inserted into the lens adapter or easily detached, adjust the plunger of the cup holder.
What to do when Nidek Medical LE-700 Edger shows a maintenance message?
If a maintenance message is displayed and the Nidek Medical Edger stops, perform the remedy according to the maintenance message.
General| Beveling | Yes |
|---|---|
| Grooving | Yes |
| Polishing | Yes |
| Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| Edging Material | Polycarbonate |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Type | Automatic |
| Power Requirements | AC 100 to 120V / 200 to 240V |
| Lens Diameter | 30-80 mm |
| Lens Size Range | 30-80 mm |
Instructions to read the manual carefully before operating the instrument.
Explanation of signal words (WARNING, CAUTION) used in the manual.
Precautions to be taken before and during instrument installation and use.
Explanation of labels and symbols used on the instrument and in the manual.
Overview of the instrument and its main parts and components.
Description of the instrument's display screens, elements, and navigation.
Screens for tracing lenses and entering frame data.
Screens for setting processing conditions, layout, and editing lens shapes.
List of items included in the shipping carton with their quantities.
Instructions for connecting the LE-700 to external devices.
Procedure for connecting the LE-700 to an LT-980 tracer via RS-232C.
Steps for connecting the LE-700 to a server PC using LAN or VCA protocols.
Overview of operational steps from startup to shutdown and basic checks.
Instructions for tracing patterns/demo lenses and loading shape data.
Procedures for saving, deleting, backing up, and restoring shape data.
Setting processing conditions, frame data, and layout parameters.
Modifying lens shapes and procedures for blocking lenses.
Detailed steps for beveling, flat edging, and grooving lenses.
Lens size checks, retouching, opposite lens processing, and other operations.
Navigating the menu screen and configuring general instrument settings.
Accessing maintenance functions and adjusting grinding parameters.
Configuring connections and performing instrument calibration.
Adjusting lens size, axis angle, bevel, and groove positions.
Setting the instrument's date/time and checking processing counts.
Diagnosing common issues and understanding instrument safety features.
Recommended checks, fuse replacement, and part replacements.
Procedure for dressing the processing wheels to maintain performance.
Specifications for the processing unit, functions, and environmental conditions.
List of accessories, instrument dimensions, mass, and power requirements.
Alphabetical index of terms and their corresponding page numbers.
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