MEDIZS Smart DR13 Manuel utilisateur

IMPORTANT NOTICE

This product may malfunction due to electromagnetic waves caused by portable

personal telephone, radio-controlled toys, etc. Please keep away any device that

can influence this product.

The information in this manual is checked out carefully and is believed to be

entirely accurate at the time of publication. However, MEDIZS Inc. takes no

responsibilities of the results caused by default, omission, or misuse of it.

MEDIZS Inc. reserves the right to modify the product itself or specifications of the product

without any prior notice, and is not required to update this documentation to reflect such

changes.

Operation Manual ver 1.15 / 2015.10

94-10, Techno-2ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon,

305-509, Republic of Korea

All rights are reserved.

Under copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part,

without the prior written consent of MEDIZS Inc.

CONTENTS

1. Introduction ................................................................................................... 6

1-1. Outline of product........................................................................................................6

1-2. Features .............................................................................................................................7

2. Safety Information........................................................................................ 8

2-1. Symbols marked on the instrument ....................................................................8

2-2. EU Countries....................................................................................................................9

2-3. Safety Instruction ..........................................................................................................9

2-4. General safety information ....................................................................................10

3. Note for using the instrument .................................................................12

4. Nominations and Functions of Each Parts.............................................13

4-1. Front side of Body.....................................................................................................13

4-2. Back side of Body ......................................................................................................14

4-3. Control Pad (iPad-App)...........................................................................................15

4-4. Junction Box .................................................................................................................16

5. Installation and preparation .....................................................................17

6. Default Screen .............................................................................................18

6-1. Main Screen..................................................................................................................18

6-2. Data Chart .....................................................................................................................19

6-3. Registration...................................................................................................................21

6-4. Operation controller .................................................................................................22

6-5. Setting .............................................................................................................................23

6-5-1. Setting Menu.........................................................................................................23

6-5-2. Each Setting screen............................................................................................ 24

6-6. Help Guide.................................................................................................................... 31

7. Operation Panel .......................................................................................... 33

7-1. Basic Data Operation ............................................................................................... 33

7-2. PD value operation ................................................................................................... 34

7-3. Received Data and Prescription.......................................................................... 35

7-4. Chart Control ............................................................................................................... 39

8. Manual Mode Control ............................................................................... 40

8-1. Control method of each data .............................................................................. 41

8-2. Use of Auxiliary lens and operation penal of CP ....................................... 44

8-3. Open the Manu Bar.................................................................................................. 46

9. Basic Program and Functions................................................................... 47

9-1. Start System-Defined Basic Program ............................................................... 47

9-1-1. Adjustment of the SPH-CYL-AXIS Value (Right)................................... 48

9-1-2. Red/Green Balance Test for Monocular ................................................... 50

9-1-3. Cross Cylinder Test with Dots Chart (AXIS) ............................................ 51

9-1-4. Cross Cylinder Test with Dots Chart (CYL) .............................................. 52

9-1-5. Check the Power of Glasses for Right Eye.............................................. 53

9-1-6. Adjustment of the SPH-CYL-AXIS Value (Left) ...................................... 54

9-1-7. Cross Cylinder Test with Dots Chart (AXIS) ............................................ 55

9-1-8. Cross Cylinder Test with Dots Chart (CYL) .............................................. 55

9-1-9. Red/Green Balance Test for Monocular ................................................... 56

9-1-10. Check the Power of Glasses for Left Eye ................................................. 56

9-1-11. Check the Power of Glasses for the Binocular...................................... 57

9-1-12. Far Distance Horizontal/Vertical Unequal Coincidence (Aniseikonia).......................57

9-1-13. Near Distance Cross Grid Test ......................................................................58

9-1-14. Near Vision Test with Addition (Near VA with ADD).........................58

9-1-15. Near Vertical Von Graefe Test.......................................................................59

9-1-16. Near Horizontal Von Graefe Test.................................................................59

10. Unit Test .......................................................................................................61

10-1. Cylinder Axis Test.......................................................................................................61

10-2. Cylinder Power Test ..................................................................................................62

10-3. (Monocular) Red/Green Test ................................................................................63

10-4. Jackson Cross Cylinder Test..................................................................................64

10-5. Dual Cross Cylinder Test.........................................................................................65

10-6. Horizontal Maddox Rod Test ...............................................................................66

10-7. Vertical Maddox Rod Test......................................................................................67

10-8. Binocular Balance Test at Polarized Light ......................................................68

10-9. Polarized Light Red/Green Test...........................................................................69

10-10. Worth 4 Dots test................................................................................................70

10-11. Schober Test ..........................................................................................................72

10-12. Horizontal Von Graefe Test ............................................................................74

10-13. Vertical Von Graefe Test ..................................................................................75

10-14. Horizontal Coincidence (Aniseikonia) Test ..............................................76

10-15. Vertical Coincidence (Aniseikonia) Test ....................................................77

10-16. Phoria Test without Fixation...........................................................................78

10-17. Phoria Test with Fixation..................................................................................81

10-18. Minute Stereo Acuity Test...............................................................................85

10-19. Near Point of Convergence Test.................................................................. 86

10-20. Near Point of Accommodation Test .......................................................... 87

10-21. Negative Relative Accommodation Test .................................................. 88

10-22. Positive Relative Accommodation ............................................................... 89

10-23. Positive Relative Convergence ...................................................................... 90

10-24. Near Vision with Addition............................................................................... 91

10-25. Near Addition Test using Cress Grid (Near ADD) ............................... 92

11. Service Information and Maintenance ................................................... 93

12. Specifications............................................................................................... 96

13. Components................................................................................................. 97

1. Introduction

1-1. Outline of product

DR13, Digital Reflector of MEDIZS, is enable subjective refraction test regarding

visual accommodation of patient’s eye or its function. Also, you can measure

and check abnormal binocular vision such as muscle balance of the eyes,

binocular balance, aniseikonia, fusion and stereo acuity. The subjective test is

based on measurement results of Auto Ref/Keratometer in communication with

DR 13. Optometrist could significantly reduce the time by tapping the control

of iPad Application which has auto functions of DR 13.

Basic components of DR 13 are Refractor body, iPad-App and junction box. In

the body of DR 13, there are more than 100 lenses. It could be operated by

Automatic lenses loader and controlled through iPad application to control DR

13 via Bluetooth wireless connectors.

This iPad application to control DR 13 could not only control refractor body

and chart projector, but receive the data from Ref/Keratometer(RK), Auto

LensMeter(LM), and refraction program on your PC. It also has functions to

send data by email and to print data (Printers only for iPad wireless printing).

Junction Box supplies DR 13 with power.

1-2. Features

By using Tablet PC (iPad) via Bluetooth network, you can control SmartDR13,

SmartCP11, and SmartLC13 wirelessly and receive measurement data from

SmartRK11 and SmartLM14.

Measurement data tested by RK11 and LM14 can be sent to Application (Smart

MEDIZS) directly, and this data can be applied on DR13 (Digital Refractor) body,

only by using Tablet PC.

Smart MEDIZS application allows wireless refraction test, so that allowing users

to control the body with wider and clearer screen. The wireless operation cam

offer more flexible workspaces.

Through APP, measurement data from Ref/Keratometer(SmartRK11) can be

applied to DR13’s body automatically without lens operation, and App also

offers PRESE function that put in lenses including auxiliary lens at once.

New programs are always available thanks to easy and fast update of the

programs, which uses USB and Serial Cables of the PC.

All personal information or prescription of patients can be managed by using

email function or can be obtained from printers for iPad wireless printing.

The classification content of the instrument : DR 13

- Protection against electric shock : Class I;

- Protection against harmful ingress of water : Ordinary (IPX0);

- Method of sterilization : Not applicable;

- Stability of use in an Oxygen Rich Environment : Not suitable;

- Mode of operation : Continuous operation.

2. Safety Information

2-1. Symbols marked on the instrument

Symbol

Description

Type B Applied Part (Forehead rest)

Protective earth (ground)

Alternating Current

Direct Current

Caution

Manufacturer

Date of Manufacture

Authorized Representative in the European

Community

Follow Operating Instructions

Power off (separated with power source)

Power on (connected with power source)

Do not throw away the waste to inappropriate place

2-2. EU Countries

The following mark, the name & address of the EU Representative

shows compliance of the instrument with Directive 93/42/EEC.

EU Representative:

CALMED INVEST Kft.

1182 Budapest, Fiume utca 3., Budapest, Hungary

2-3. Safety Instruction

If you see any warnings or cautions printed on the warning labels, follow

the safety instructions in this manual. Ignoring such cautions or warnings

while handling the product may result in injury or accident. Be sure to

read and fully understand the manual before using this product.

Keep this manual in easy-to-access place.

WARING

It can strike a mortal blow if you are not careful.

Death or a severe wound might occur to you or others.

CAUTION

You can fall into a dangerous situation if you don’t care.

It could lead to a slight wound of you or others, or malfunction of

this equipment.

NOTE

Significant information about installation, operation, basic safety

and management of this equipment.

Please read out this information to prevent misuse.

WARING

Use the device that meets the standard power requirements on the

tablet. Unless, it could end up with a fire or an electric shock.

WARING

Please connect or separate the electric cables only after

powering off. Besides, don’t touch this equipment with wet

hands. Unless, it could end up with an electric shock that

accompanies death or severe wounds.

WARING

Please power the switch down and plug out power cables from

the AC socket. And then ask the agent you bought this product

about the following phenomenons.

Smoke, smell, or a loud noise

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