What to do if the calibration check has failed on Topcon CA-200F Measuring Instruments?
If the calibration check fails on your Topcon Measuring Instruments, repeat the measurement. If the problem continues after repeating the measurement, contact TOPCON Technical Service to have the instrument recalibrated.
What to do if I cannot communicate with the PC using Topcon CA-200F Measuring Instruments?
If you're having trouble communicating with your PC while using Topcon Measuring Instruments, especially when managing patient lists or data, here are a few things to check: * First, make sure the network was set up correctly, referring to the CA-Series Installation Manual for guidance. * Confirm that your PC is powered on and that either the Wi-Fi or LAN connection is actively connected. * Also, verify that the IP address settings for connecting to your PC are correctly configured.
Why is the CA-200F display black on my Topcon Measuring Instruments?
If the display of your Topcon CA-200F Measuring Instruments is black, ensure that the device is powered on. Additionally, verify that all power cables are securely and correctly connected.
How to fix a standard deviation greater than 0.12 D on Topcon Measuring Instruments?
If the standard deviation after an acquisition session is greater than 0.12 D on your Topcon Measuring Instruments, simply repeat the measurement.
General| Product Name | Topcon CA-200F |
|---|---|
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Light Source | LED |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Weight | 15kg |
| Interface | USB |
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 300mm x 480mm x 500mm |
| Display | LCD |
| Number of rings | 22 rings (Placido disk) |
| Diopter range | 1.0 to 100D |
Details the functions, main applications, and technical use of the corneal analyser.
Outlines essential precautions for operating, storing, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
Explains the meaning of warning labels and cautions to prevent serious injury or damage.
Illustrates and describes important safety warning labels and plates found on the instrument.
Overview of functions, capabilities, and operating modes (PC vs. standalone).
Guides on acquiring topography and pupillometry data, including focus adjustment.
Explains how to access, navigate, and customize topographic map display options.
Details keratometric data, meridians, and keratorefractive index information.
Explains keratoconus screening parameters and pupil measurement indices.
Guides on dynamic and static pupillometry acquisition, and image selection for different light conditions.
Explains the Zernike module for displaying wavefront aberrations and interpreting maps.
Details the lenses module for simulating contact lens positioning and selecting lenses.
Presents IOL calculation summary and guides patient/surgeon information entry.
Covers managing surgeon details and inputting required pre-operative data for IOL calculation.
Shows IOL calculation results and explains how to generate reports and send orders.
Provides solutions for common communication, measurement, and display issues.
Provides instructions for instrument cleaning and performing a calibration check.
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