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COMPONENTS
R/L button.......................................Selects the right/left eye. By tapping the button, the main
body moves to the selected direction. The selected button is
framed in orange. The layout where the R/L button is dis-
played reverses according to the position of the control
panel.
Up/down button for chinrest ............Moves the chinrest up/down.
End button..............................................The chinrest and measuring head move to the last position.
Measuring head .............................Moves the measuring head closer to/away from the patient's
forward/backward button eye. The forward and backward operations reverse accord-
ing to the position of the control panel.
Start button..............................................Starts measurement.
Auto/Manual button..................................Switches between Auto mode and Manual mode.
If "A" is displayed on the control panel it is in Auto mode, if
"M" is displayed it is in Manual mode.
The name of the selected mode (Auto/Manual) is displayed
on the control panel.
MODE button.........................................Selects R/K, T/P and R/K→T/P measurement mode or set-
ting up screen.
FUNCTION BUTTON
Cataract button .........................................If error messages occur in patient's with cataracts, selecting
the Cataract button may improve measurements. When the
button is selected, "CAT" is displayed on the control panel
and the selected button is framed in orange.
Fixation target button ...............................Brightness of the fixation target can be changed.
Fog button ................................................Changes setting temporarily to perform fogging only in the
first measurement or each time in the continuous measure-
ment.
Target image button ..................................The captured measurement target can be observed on the
control panel.
Cataract button
All clear button
Target image button
Cornea diameter button
Fixation target button
Print out button
Fog button
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