Why doesn't the "AUTO" function work on my Topcon Laboratory Equipment?
If the "AUTO" function does not work on the Topcon Laboratory Equipment, it may be because the diopter compensation lens is not inserted, or the external fixation target is set. Set the diopter compensation lens selector to "0" or set the internal fixation target.
Why won't the illumination lamp turn on in my Topcon TRC-NW300 Laboratory Equipment?
If the illumination lamp does not turn on in the Topcon Laboratory Equipment, it could be due to the power save function being on, a loose lamp terminal, a blown fuse, or a burned-out lamp. Press the Photography switch to cancel the power save function, refasten the lamp terminal, change the fuse, or change the lamp.
Why can't I see the internal fixation target on my Topcon TRC-NW300?
If the internal fixation target cannot be seen on the Topcon Laboratory Equipment, it could be due to incorrect centering, setting to external fixation target, or a blown fuse. Adjust centering, reset to internal fixation target, or change the fuse.
General| Type | Non-Mydriatic Retinal Camera |
|---|---|
| Flash System | LED |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Field of View | 45° |
| Display | LCD |
Overview of the TRC-NW300, its purpose, and key features.
Comprehensive list of warnings and precautions for safe operation and handling.
Identifies and labels the main parts and units of the instrument.
Steps for assembling, connecting, and configuring the instrument before use.
Explains the general flow and fundamental procedures for operating the camera.
Details specific photography types and advanced operational modes.
How to view, print, delete, and protect captured images.
Lists error messages and provides solutions for common operational issues.
Routine maintenance tasks and care instructions for optimal performance.
Detailed technical data, dimensions, and performance characteristics.
EMC standards, emissions, and immunity guidance for the instrument.
Information on light sources, photochemical hazards, and safety measures.
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