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General| Model | SOCT Copernicus REVO |
|---|---|
| Type | Spectral Domain OCT |
| Light source | Superluminescent Diode (SLD) |
| Wavelength | 840 nm |
| Axial resolution | 5 μm (in tissue) |
| Scan Width | Up to 12 mm |
| Fundus imaging | Integrated |
| Refractive error correction range | -20D to +20D |
| Fixation target | Internal and external |
| Pupil size | ≥ 2.5 mm |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Device Type | Optical Coherence Tomography |
| Manufacturer | Optopol |
| Software | Comprehensive analysis and reporting software |
| Transverse resolution | 12 µm (in tissue) |
Outlines protective measures for IT systems, cybersecurity functions, and system overview for secure operation.
Explains safety symbols and provides general safety information for operating the SOCT system.
Describes the various marks and indications found on the product label for identification and compliance.
Outlines compliance with safety standards, electrical system requirements, and grounding.
Details critical warnings and cautions to prevent hazards, injury, or damage during operation.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely unpacking the device and checking for any shipping damage.
Guides on connecting necessary cables, including USB and power supply, and initial power-up considerations.
Illustrates the system's electrical connection scheme, including PC, printer, monitor, and isolating transformer.
Describes the user-friendly interface structure and the three main modules: Patients, Acquire, and Results Reviews.
Provides instructions on how to add new patient records, including mandatory and optional fields.
Details patient preparation steps and describes the three acquisition modes: Full Auto, Semi Auto, and Manual.
Explains scanning programs like Retina, Central, Disc Area, Angiography, and Anterior measurements.
Provides tips for eye alignment, C-Gate issues, and handling difficult patients to ensure scan quality.
Defines criteria for ensuring OCT image quality, including fundus reconstruction and scan evaluations.
Describes the combined OCT and Visual Field report for glaucoma summary and anatomical relationships.
Details tools for measuring Foveal Avascular Zone (FAZ), Vascular Flow Area (VFA), and Non-Flow Area (NFA).
Explains motion correction for Angio OCT and 3D exams, and Disc OCT-A analysis modes.
Details biometry acquisition modes (Full Auto, Semi Auto) and the acceptance screen for review.
Guides on calculating IOL power using patient biometry data and selected formulas.
Provides safety notes for topography module use and details acquisition modes (Full Auto, Semi Auto).
Covers calibration tool preparation and initial/standard topography calibration procedures.
Explains biometry calibration with IOL tab unactivated/activated and the calibration process.
Guides on performing common calibration for Biometry, Topography, and WTW modules simultaneously.
Covers managing SOCT software users, creating accounts, setting privileges, and configuring LDAP.
Explains manual and automatic backup options for database and examinations.
Guides on configuring the PTS application for remote communication with the SOCT database.
Provides solutions for common tomogram image quality issues and software communication errors.
