What to do if the display and presented chart disappear suddenly on my Nidek Medical Equipment?
This indicates that the RT-3100 has entered power saving mode. To restore the display, simply press any key.
What to do if none of the keys on the control box function on my Nidek Medical Equipment?
If any abnormalities occur and none of the keys on the control box are functioning, turn the main switch of the system table off, and then turn it back on again.
What to do if the refractor does not start even though the power is turned on in Nidek Medical Equipment?
First, make sure that the power cord is properly connected to a wall outlet. Also, confirm that the system table is turned on.
What to do if pressing the print button does not print the result on Nidek Medical Equipment?
Here are a few things to check: * Replace the printer paper. * Make sure that the Printer parameter is not set to No. * Confirm that the printer paper is loaded with the correct side up.
Why does 'Setup data is initialized' appear on my Nidek Medical Equipment?
This message appears because the internal battery is low. Leave the power on for several hours to allow the battery to charge. Also, contact NIDEK or your authorized distributor.
What to do if I receive incorrect responses from the touch-screen panel of my Nidek Medical Equipment?
Calibrate the touch-screen panel.
Why data cannot be read even though the Eye Care card is inserted in my Nidek Medical Equipment?
Data cannot be read if: * An auto ref/keratometer has no AR measurement data. * The right or left was not specified by the lensmeter. * When any error occurs while data is written with an auto refractometer or lensmeter, clean its card reader and rewrite the data to the Eye Care card.
General| Brand | Nidek Medical |
|---|---|
| Model | RT-3100 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines warning and caution signals used in the manual for safe operation.
Details critical safety steps and environmental conditions before initial device operation.
Provides instructions and warnings for safe operation of the device.
Defines the patient environment and necessary precautions for device use.
Outlines procedures for safe shutdown and storage of the device.
Covers procedures for device upkeep, cleaning, and servicing by authorized personnel.
Provides guidance on proper disposal of the device and its components according to regulations.
Overview of the RT-3100 refractor and its intended purpose in determining refractive error.
Describes the physical components and arrangement of the refractor system including head and control box.
Explains how to input objective (AR) and lensometry (LM) data into the system.
Guides through the standard Program A for full correction and prescription.
How to view all measured data in a list format.
Creating and managing custom refraction programs (A, B, C).
Customizing various operational parameters and settings of the device.
Steps for measuring a patient's visual acuity without corrective lenses.
A suite of tests to evaluate the coordination and function of both eyes together.
Covers procedures for device upkeep, cleaning, and servicing by authorized personnel.
Provides solutions for common problems and errors encountered with the RT-3100.
Details the technical specifications, dimensions, and power requirements of the RT-3100.
Shows which auxiliary lenses are linked to specific charts when Chart link is enabled.
Provides a conversion table between decimal and fractional visual acuity notations.
Information on RF emissions, immunity standards, and environmental guidance.
Alphabetical listing of topics and their corresponding page numbers for easy reference.
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