Pupil too small - The device requires at least 4mm pupils. If one or both pupils are
smaller than 4mm, the device will not take readings.
1. Adjust ambient lighting
Bright lights will cause the pupils to be too small. Sunglasses can help
in some cases, but not all.
Subject should not be facing ambient light source – keep light source
behind subject if possible
2. Patient can have small pupils
Have them close eyes, them open and take quick screening
Have subject wiggle toes (pupils get larger!)
3. Subject age can be a factor
Some people (especially older people) will not get pupils 4mm or
larger. They may have to have dilation drops given to them.
Web Access (this will not work with wireless direct printers)
Only works if on Office wifi network –
Open internet browser on computer (IE, Chrome, Firefox etc)
Type in IP address showing in top upper left of VS100 screen
Enter:
1. User Name: Spot
2. Password: 0000
This stores data on web
History
Red = referred Green = Passed
Press Red/Green square on left side of subject record to view record
1. Allows mono screening option for individuals that may wear 1 contact
You may validate date here
This is where you clear records - see at top left of screen: # of records
1. This clearing of records should be done each week or so for optimal
performance of unit
2. Export speed can be affected- everything in history will come over in any
export, until History is cleared
Search: To locate records
1. *Version 1.1.51 does not have subject search button. They need to upgrade
to current software version to have search functionality. Needs to be sent in
for upgrade.
Queue: This is where import of subject info will be listed.
1. Search/locate subject record, press go and screen.
2. Clear queue when no longer needed
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