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SOCT User Manual Version 10.0 rev. A
- No. of Averaging number defines how many times B-scan is repeated in one location.
It is used to compose averaged image. It is available for B-scan and Raster.
- Color mask - Toggles live OCT preview in grey scale or color.
- C- gate mode, Vitreous and Choroid modes can be selected. It changes the sensitivity
of the spectrometer on the bottom or top of the tomogram window helping to better
visualize the observed structure.
- pSLO fast mode – user can change refresh rate on the retina fundus. Fast mode shows
smooth movement of retina but decreases number of seeing details.
- Fundus Camera on/off – turns on/off the fundus imaging after each OCT examination.
- Fundus Camera mode – there are three modes available: high, normal and low. Choose
the mode suitable for color of the eye and the size of the pupil. Each mode can be
modified and saved as needed.
- Tomogram color selection.
- FC Flash level settings – set the level of the flash – increase the value when the photo
is too dark or decrease the value when the photo is overexposed.
- FC Gain settings – set the gain level – increase the value when the photo is too dark or
decrease the value when the photo is overexposed.
- FC acceptance window on/off – turns on/off the fundus photo acceptance window.
- Fundus photo preview settings – set the live preview display type.
- Fundus Camera program – there are three programs available: Central Fundus Photo,
Disc Fundus Photo and Retina Fundus Photo.
- Fixation position – set the fixation target.
- Number of shots – set the number of shots.
The system calculates the total number of A-scans and the examination time. After the changes
have been made, the user can press [OK] to transfer new scan parameters to SOCT or [Save]
to save modified parameters as a new default value.
NOTE: Scan patterns in every scan mode have different settings.
Increasing the number of B-scan improves fundus reconstruction and map reliability,
increasing the number of A-scan improves the quality of tomograms.
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