EZER EDR 7800 User manual
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
IMPORTANT NOTICEIMPORTANT NOTICE
IMPORTANT NOTICE
[Classification under the provision of 93/42/EEC(MDD)] ClassⅠ
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The EDR 7800 is classified as ClassⅠdevice
[For of protection against electric shock] ClassⅠ
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The EDR 7800 is classified as Class I.
This product is always protected when you connect the power supply must be connected to round
included. Class I is a product in which the protection a ainst electric shock does not rely on basic
insulation only, but which includes an additional safety precaution in such a way that means are provided
for the connection of the product to the protective ( round) conductor in the fixed wirin of the installation
in such a way that accessible metal parts cannot become live in the event of a failure in the basic
insulation. Use a power outlet which is equipped with a roundin terminal.
[Degree of protection against electric shock] Type B Applied Part
The EDR 7800 is classified as a device with a Type B Applied Part
[Degree of protection against ingress of liquids] IPX0
The EDR 7800 is classified as IPX0
[Degree of protection against fla ability]
The EDR 7800 is classified as a device not suitable to be used in a potentially flammable environment.
Do not use near flammable materials
[Method(s) of sterilization or disinfection reco ended by the anufacturer]
The forehead rest and chinrest should be wiped usin a cloth dampened with soapy water as necessary
[Mode of operation]
Classification of EDR 7800 : continuous operation
Electroma netic waves dischar ed from mobile phones, radiotele raphs, wireless toys can cause
malfunction of this product. Plase keep away any device that can influence this di ital Refractor.
It is a compulsory obli ation to learn the operatin manual thorou hly, before install, use, repair, wash or
adjust the auxiliary parts of this equipment. For user’s safety, please use this equipment only after
readin all the instructions included in this manual.
Pay a speciall attention to the word “WARNING” or “CAUTION,” which are on all manuals for users and
mana ers.
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SAFETY INFORMATION
SAFETY INFORMATIONSAFETY INFORMATION
SAFETY INFORMATION
Accessory equipment connected to the analo and di ital interfaces must be certificated
accordin to the respective IEC/EN standards (e. . IEC/EN 60950 for data processin
equipment and IEC/EN 60601-1 for medical equipments).
Furthermore all confi urations shall comply with the system standard EN 60601-1-2:2007.
Everybody who connects additional equipment to the si nal input part or si nal output part
confi ures a medical system, and is therefore responsible that the system complies with the
requirements of the system standard EN 60601-1-1:2001.
If in doubt, consult the technical service department or your local representative.
For EU Countries
The followin mark, the name & address of the EU Representative shows compliance of the
instrument with Directive
Council Directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993
as amended by
Directive 2007/47/EC
concernin medical devices.
BIOTEK s.r.l.
Via Golfo di Taranto,7
74100 Taranto, Italy
TEL:+39-99-7723019
FAX:+39-99-7723624
0120
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SYMBOLS
Sy bol Descriptions
TYPE B EQUIPMENT
Protective earth ( round)
Alternatin current
Off (power: disconnect to the mains)
On (power: connection to the mains)
Do not throw away the waste to inappropriate place
Risk of electric shock
Crushin hazard si n
Hand hazard si n
Instruction for user manual
General mandatory action si n
General prohibition si n
General warnin , caution si n
Keep dry symbol
DO NOT Hand Hooks symbol
Fra ile symbol
Recyclin symbol
Handle with care symbol
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Do not build up more than 2 boxes
Manufacture
Europe Representative
Manufacture Date
Only one unit in the box
Temperature between - 40˚C ~ 70˚C
Humidity between 10%RH ~ 95%RH
Air pressure between 500hPa ~ 1060hPa
Shape o
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Plug
luglug
lug
Country Voltage/frequency Shape of plug
Mexico 110V/50Hz Type C&E
Argentina 220V/60Hz Type A
Per 220V/60Hz Type A
Venez ela 110V/50Hz Type C&E
Bolivia & Parag ay 220V/60Hz Type A(Most common) / Type H(Infreq ently)
Chile 220V/60Hz
Type A
Colombia 110V/50Hz
Type C
Brazil 220V/60Hz
127V/60Hz
Type A
Type C
Ec ador 110V/50Hz
Type C&E
USA 120V/60Hz
Type A(Hospital Grade)
Canada 120V/60Hz
Type A(Hospital Grade)
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General Safety Information
General Safety InformationGeneral Safety Information
General Safety Information
Saftey is the obli ation responsibility of human. Safe use of this device is related with everyone ; installer,
user, operator and device mana er. It’s enforced to read and understand this manual before installin ,
usin , cleanin and repairin this unit and accessories. Please be well acquainted with the label
re ardin safety in special. If not follow the safety instruction in this mamual, it may cause injury or
accident while operate it.
Please do use this unit after readin this well and understandin enou h
Keep at the place easy to find this.
Warning for safety
“CAUTION, WARNING” is to inform of the disaster which may cause a private severe injury or reat loss
of property in case of carelessness
“MANDATORY ACTION SIGN” is to inform of the compulsory obli ation which should follow before use
Prohibition Si n” is to show the eneral prohibited matters related with installation, operation and
mana ement. It may cause a human/physical loss in case of carelessness.
NOTE
NOTENOTE
NOTE
“Note” is to explain the important information related with installation, operation and mana ement. It may
be linked with disaster in case of carelessness.
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Table of Content
Table of ContentTable of Content
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1.
1.1.
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Characteristics
CharacteristicsCharacteristics
Characteristics
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2. Notice for Use
2. Notice for Use2. Notice for Use
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3. Prerequisite for safety
3. Prerequisite for safety3. Prerequisite for safety
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4. Designations and Functions of Each Parts
4. Designations and Functions of Each Parts4. Designations and Functions of Each Parts
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4.1 Body of EDR 7800 (Ref.Body) ................................................................................... 14
4.2 Operation Panel....................................................................................................... 15
4.3 Junction Box........................................................................................................... 17
4.4 Accessaries ............................................................................................................ 18
4.4.1
Ref. Body ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
4.4.2
Operation Panel ........................................................................................................................................................ 19
4.4.3
JUNCTION BOX ......................................................................................................................................................... 19
4.4.4
Converter Box ............................................................................................................................................................. 20
4.5 How to install EDR 7800 ........................................................................................... 21
4.5.1
Notice to install EDR 7800 ................................................................................................................................... 22
5. Basic operation
5. Basic operation5. Basic operation
5. Basic operation
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5.1 How to conrtol Key pad button on OP PANEL.............................................................. 23
5.2 How to control touch screen monitor.......................................................................... 25
6. Test Mode
6. Test Mode6. Test Mode
6. Test Mode................................
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6.1 Why does need Test Mode? ...................................................................................... 30
6.2 Test Mode and Results Copy..................................................................................... 30
6.3 Use of PRESET and AUX OFF Mode........................................................................... 31
6.4 Test of Far Vision and Near Vision ............................................................................. 32
7. Communication with Various Vision Test Devices
7. Communication with Various Vision Test Devices7. Communication with Various Vision Test Devices
7. Communication with Various Vision Test Devices
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7.1 Option setting for Chart Projector (ECP- 5400)............................................................. 34
7.2 Option setting for Auto Ref/ Keratometer (ERK- 7800).................................................. 34
7.3 Load and Save the data of Auto Ref / Keratometer (ERK- 7800) ................................... 34
7.4 Make Use of Built- In Database.................................................................................. 36
8. Choose Menu
8. Choose Menu8. Choose Menu
8. Choose Menu
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8.1 TEST RESULT ......................................................................................................... 37
8.2 SYSTEM CONFIG..................................................................................................... 40
8.2.1
How to control the b tton key .......................................................................................................................... 40
8.2.2
Introd cing each page ........................................................................................................................................... 41
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8.3 EDIT PROGRAM and EDIT TEST................................................................................. 48
8.3.1
Edit C stom program ............................................................................................................................................. 48
8.3.2
Edit C stom Tes t ....................................................................................................................................................... 53
8.4 EDIT MESSAGE........................................................................................................ 55
8.4.1
Edit the name of C stom program .................................................................................................................. 57
8.4.2
Edit the name of C stom test ............................................................................................................................ 57
8.4.3
Edit C stom G ide Message ............................................................................................................................... 58
8.4.4
Edit shop name .......................................................................................................................................................... 58
8.5 GALLERY................................................................................................................ 59
8.6 ABOUT ................................................................................................................... 60
9. Basic Programs Operation
9. Basic Programs Operation9. Basic Programs Operation
9. Basic Programs Operation
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9.1 Start System- Defined Basic Program.......................................................................... 61
9.1.1
Adj stment of the SPH-CYL-AXIS Val e ........................................................................................................ 61
9.1.2
Cross Cylinder Test sing Dots Chart (AXIS) ............................................................................................... 63
9.1.3
Cross Cylinder Test sing Dots Chart (CYL) ................................................................................................. 63
9.1.4
Red/Green Balance Test for single eye .......................................................................................................... 64
9.1.5
Check the Power of Glasses f or Right Eye ................................................................................................... 64
9.1.6
Adj stment of the SPH-CYL-AXIS Val e ........................................................................................................ 65
9.1.7
Cross Cylinder Test sing Dots Chart (AXIS) ............................................................................................... 66
9.1.8
Cross Cylinder Test sing Dots Chart (CYL) ................................................................................................. 66
9.1.9
Red/Green Balnace Test for single eye .......................................................................................................... 67
9.1.10
Check the Power of Glasses for Left Eye .................................................................................................... 67
9.1.11
Binoc lar Balance Test a t Polarized Light .................................................................................................. 68
9.1.12
Check the Power of Glasses for both eyes ................................................................................................ 68
9.1.13
Far Distance Vertiacl Coincidence(Aniseikonia) Test ............................................................................. 69
9.1.14
Near Distnace Cross Grid T e s t ......................................................................................................................... 70
9.1.15
Near Vision Test with Addition (Near VA with ADD) ............................................................................ 70
9.1.16
Near Distance Horizontal / Vertical Von Graefe Test ........................................................................... 71
10. Unit Test
10. Unit Test10. Unit Test
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10.1 Near Vision Test with Addition (Near VA with ADD)...................................................... 73
10.2 Near point of convergence test) ............................................................................... 74
10.3 Near Point of Accommodation Test........................................................................... 75
10.4 Near Addition Test using Cross Grid ......................................................................... 76
10.5 Negative Relative Accommodation test ...................................................................... 77
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10.6 Positive Relative Accommodation............................................................................. 78
10.7 Negative Relative Convergence................................................................................ 79
10.8 Positive Relative Convergence ................................................................................. 80
10.9 Cylinder Power Test ............................................................................................... 81
10.10 Cylinder Axis Test................................................................................................. 82
10.11 (Monocular) Red/Green Test.................................................................................. 83
10.12 Jackson Cross Cylinder Test.................................................................................. 84
10.13 Dual Cross Cylinder Test ....................................................................................... 85
10.14 Cross Grid Test.................................................................................................... 86
10.15 Horizontal Maddox Rod Test .................................................................................. 87
10.16 Vertical Maddox Rod Test...................................................................................... 88
10.17 Binocular Balance Test at Polarized Light ................................................................ 89
10.18 Worth For Dots Test (Worth 4 dots) ........................................................................ 90
10.19 Schober Test ....................................................................................................... 92
10.20 Vertical Coincidence(Aniseikonia) Test .................................................................... 94
10.21 Phoria Test without Fixation ................................................................................... 95
10.22 Phoria Test with Fixation ....................................................................................... 97
10.23 Horizontal Von Graefe Test.................................................................................... 99
10.24 Vertical Von Graefe Test.......................................................................................100
10.25 Minute Stereo Acuity Test.....................................................................................101
11. Etc. Convenient Function
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11.1 Field Selection Shortcut Key...................................................................................102
11.2 SPH Large step value change.................................................................................102
11.3 SOFT Rest compulsively ........................................................................................102
11.4 Test Mode Comparison (COMPARE function)............................................................103
11.5 Menu DialogBox Shortcut Key.................................................................................103
11.6 AUX.LENSES DialogBox Shortcut Key ......................................................................103
11.7 PD DialogBox Shortcut Key ....................................................................................103
11.8 SYSTEM TEST Shortcut Key....................................................................................104
11.9 AGE Shortcut Key .................................................................................................104
11.10 WD Shortcut Key.................................................................................................104
11.11 NRA/PRA Shortcut Key.........................................................................................104
11.12 NRC/PRC Shortcut Key ........................................................................................104
11.13 NPC/NPA Shortcut Key ........................................................................................104
11.14 VFPrism Shortcut Key ..........................................................................................104
11.15 LAMP Shortcut Key..............................................................................................105
11.16 TEST RESULT Shortcut Key ..................................................................................105
11.17 SYSTEM CONFIG Shortcut Key..............................................................................105
11.18 EDIT PROGRAM, EDIT TEST Shortcut Key...............................................................105
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12. Test Result Display and Print out
12. Test Result Display and Print out12. Test Result Display and Print out
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12.1 View the Result Screen.......................................................................................... 106
12.2 Print on Papers .................................................................................................... 106
13. Maintenance
13. Maintenance13. Maintenance
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13.1 Replacement of Printing Paper............................................................................... 109
13.2 Cleaning ............................................................................................................. 109
13.3 Service Information............................................................................................... 109
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Repair ........................................................................................................................................................................ 109
14. EMC (ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY)
14. EMC (ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY)14. EMC (ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY)
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15. Disposal of waste products
15. Disposal of waste products15. Disposal of waste products
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[ Appendi
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[ Appendix] Hardware Specification
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1.
1.1.
1. Characteristics
All the machines such as ECP-5400, ERK-7800, and PCs could be connected with and used by
one cable, usin RS-485 network method.
By maximizin compatibility amon products, you can deal with the information about Visual
Acuity Test eaily. S/C/A information tested by ERK-7800 and ERK-7800 automatically comes out,
and you can save this information in Di ital Refractor body, only by pressin [LOAD] button.
A wider and clearer screen on 8” TFT COLOR LCD improves data reco nition, so that allowin
more accurate visual test possible.
Lens operation is speedy, and consecutive operation of jo shuttle does not skip any data,
allowin more accurate and prompt vision test possible.
To minimize interruption for control power, an auto-shieldin function works, when a lens more
than ±0.5D operates.
You can run complicated functions easily with SHIFT keys, and it is convenient to execute
various options for test.
It supports short distance PD (45 ~ 75mm) and short distance work (35 ~ 70cm) to make a
reliable near-distance Conver ence Test.
Help files and real-time uide help a fast and easy unit-test.
By installin a printer in the operation panel, you can print the test result promptly.
It inputs eye-test information without lens operation, and offers PRESET function that put in the
lenses at once.
New pro rams are always available throu h easy and fast update of the pro rams with USB
and P/C.
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2.
2.2.
2. Notice for Use
1. To avoid a dan er by electric shock, this device must be
connected to the power supply with a protection round.(Class I)
2. It’s recommended to install this onto unit table with a proper
round to reduce a shock. If install this with unit table without a
proper round, do separate a junction box and converter box
from exterior case and then install
3. Be cautious not to ive an excessive shock or vibration to the
unit. Shock may cause a dama e
4. Do use this unit within power specification indicated on name
plate. Otherwise, may cause a fire or an electric shock.
5. Please never disassemble or modify. Otherwise, may cause a
fire or an electric shock.
6. When smo , odor or noise happen in use, please unplu and
then consult the maker
Please contact the maker or the distributor in case exchan e
parts (Battery, Fuse and others)
1. It could affect the precise measurement if the uint is exposed to
a direct sunray or the bri ht indoor illumination. It’s
recommended to use under the proper optometry room.
2. It may ather dew on lens for a patient or optic parts if heat
indoor suddenly in a cold re ion. If is’s so, please wait until it
disappear and then use the unit.
3. Do use the unit only when lenses are clean. It may affect a
measurement if lenses are dirty. Before use, please make sure if
lenses are clean.
4.
Please consult the distributor when move the unit or connect
with other devices. Install the unit on a flat space not to be
inclined.
5. Do keep the followin for a normal operation
- Operatin circumstance
Temperature:+10
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, Humidity:30% ~ 80%
Atmosphere pressure : 70 ~ 106 kpa
- Stora e and movement circumstance
Temperature:-10
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, Humidity:10% ~ 90%
Atmosphere pressure : 70 ~ 106 kpa
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1. Don’t clean the surface with or anic solvent such as alcohol,
thinner and benzene so that it may dama e
2. Do not keep or install at the place which there is risk of
explosion or at the place which there are flammable substances
such as alcohol, thinner and other chemicals
3. Don’t switch off until the uint runs completely to avoid Motor
error.
4. It’s desined to use only indoor. Please don’t use the unit
outdoor.
5. Don’t use at a place with hi h humidity or many dust
6. Don’t disassemble or modify at one pleases
7. Do let only a skilled one use the unit .
8. Must connect or disconnect power cable only after switchin off
9. Don’t operate the unit with wet hands. Otherwise, may cause an
electric shock.
10. Do turn off the power when not in use for a lon time .
11. Electroma netic waves dischar ed from mobile phones,
radiotele raphs, wireless toys may cause malfunction of the
unit. Please keep away any device that could influence the uint.
At the time of publishing, the information in this manual is carefully checked and has been
judged to be correct. However, we are not responsible for mistakes, omissions and the results
occurred by using information in this manual.
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3.3.
3. Prerequisite for safety
It’s compulsory to use the device accordin to manua for safetyl.
Please read and understand the instructions of the manual fully before powerin on
For more information re ardin the unit please contact your dealer.
3.
3.3.
3.1.
1.1.
1. Preparation before use
Preparation before usePreparation before use
Preparation before use
- Do not use the device under the direct sunli ht or under bri ht indoor li htin .
- Do not place inflammables such as paint thinner and other chemicals, etc. near the device.
-.Check if a printin paper is enou h.
- Check if there is dust near Lens and then remove dust
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3.3.
3.2.
2.2.
2. Precautions for use
Precautions for usePrecautions for use
Precautions for use
- Install the device at a flat place not to be inclined.
- Do not put any object on top of this equipment.
- Do not disassemble or modify as one likes.
- In case the device is kept at lower temperatures, please and then use the device after
waitin about 40 minutes after power on
- Do not let use the device besides a skilled people
- Make sure to turn off the unit if do not use for a lon time.
- Do not turn off the device before the device runs fully.( Prohibitin power off on loadin )
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. How to store and handle after use
How to store and handle after useHow to store and handle after use
How to store and handle after use
- This device is desi ned to be used only indoors. Do not use outdoors.
- Disconnect the power and keep the dust cover to store if do not use for a lon time.
- If cleanin is required, wet a soft cloth with a little soapy water, squeeze it and then wipe out
- When clean Lesn or Glass, remove dirt or other in redient on the surface of lens with
compressed air and then wipe out with a soft dry cloth.
- Please be caustious when store the device
a. Store where there is no moisture
b. Store where the water do not reach
c. Store where there is not much dust and where there is not any bad influence due to dirty air
containin salt or sulfure
d. Store at a flat space not to be inclined.
e. Store where there is no risk of vibration or shock
f. Avoid a stora e space for chemicals and avoid a space where as arise
. Store where there is no direct sunli ht
- Arran e accessories and cables clean not to affect the followin use
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4.
4.4.
4. Designations and Functions of Each Parts
Basic components of EDR 7800 are 4 parts, Ref.Body, Junction box, Operation Pane, and Converter
box. Explanation about each components and functions are as followin s here.
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4.1
4.14.1
4.1
Body of
EDR 7800 (Ref.Body)
EDR 7800 body is the most important part of the Di ital Refractor, and is installed in the unit table.
[Fi ure 4-1] Di ital Refractor Ref. Body (For Tester)
[Fi ure 4-2] Di ital Refractor Ref.Body (For Patient)
①
①①
①
Leveler
②
②②
②
Forehead Fixin Dial
VD Control Dial
③
③③
③
VD Test Window
④
④④
④
Near-distance Vision Chart
⑤
⑤⑤
⑤
Near-Distance Vision
Chart Bar
③
③③
③
VD Test Window
⑧
⑧⑧
⑧
Forehead Prop
⑥
⑥⑥
⑥
Face Protector
⑨
⑨⑨
⑨
Test Window
⑦
⑦⑦
⑦
Horizontal Controller
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Function
①
Leveler
Inform if EDR 7800 may maintain level
②
Forehead Fixin Dial
VD Control Dial
Fasten your forehead to forehead rest, You can adjust VD with
dial.
③
VD Test Window
Confirm the patient’s VD
(Distance: 1mm, Baseline: 12.0mm, Ran e: 11.0mm~15.0mm)
④
Near Vision Chart
A table for near vision test.
⑤
Near-distance vision chart Bar
A bar used to fix near- distance vision chart.
⑥
Face Protector
Treated softly for a human face. It could be detachable
⑦
Horizontal Controller
Level out the equipment by rotatin the dial.
⑧
Forehead Prop
A plate to prop patient’s forehead.
⑨
Test Window
The patient can view the chart throu h the lens.
[Table 4-1] Ref. Body
4.2
4.24.2
4.2
Operation Panel
It controls the products such as ECP-5400, ERK-7800
[Fi ure 4-3] Operation Panel (front side and Reversed side)
①
①①
①
LCD Touch Screen
②
②②
②
Mini Printer
③
③③
③
Key button
④
④④
④
Jo Dial & button
LCD MONITOR
LCD MONITORLCD MONITOR
LCD MONITOR
Tiliting degree : 240
Tiliting degree : 240Tiliting degree : 240
Tiliting degree : 240°
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Screen to inform the tester of the information required
It could serve Touch interface to select chart or lens on screen.
It could tilt by 240°
No ination
Function
①
LCD Touch Screen
Screen to inform the tester of the information required
It could serve Touch interface to select chart or lens on screen
and tilt by 180°
②
Mini Printer Print test results.
③
Keypad Button Choose various tests and charts by pressin the button.
④
Jo Dial & button Chan e the lenses’ value by turnin it to (+),(-),(Left) and (Ri ht)
⑤
RS-232 PORT Used to communicate with PC.
⑥
USB PORT
Used to up rade the product
General USB Type : S/W up radd
Mini USB Type : used to connect to PC
⑦
JUNCTION BOX PORT
(Connectin Terminal) Connect it with 10pins of the Junction Box.
[Table 4-2] Operation Panel
[Fi ure 4-4] Operation Panel (Left-side)
⑤
⑤⑤
⑤
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RSRS
RS
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232 PORT
232 PORT232 PORT
232 PORT
⑥
⑥⑥
⑥
USB PORT
USB PORTUSB PORT
USB PORT
⑦
⑦⑦
⑦
JUNCTION BOX
JUNCTION BOXJUNCTION BOX
JUNCTION BOX
PORT
PORTPORT
PORT
[Fig re 4-5] Operation Panel (Back side)
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4.3
4.34.3
4.3
Junction Box
Junction Box connects the Ref. Body with the Operation Panel, communicates with panels, and
supplies each device with power.
No ination
Function
①
Ref. Body Connectin Terminal A terminal to connect 8pins cables of Ref.BODY.
②
Operation Panel Connectin Terminal
A terminal to connect 10pins cables of the Operation Panel.
③
Converter Connectin Terminal
for ECP-5400 A terminal to connect the ECP-5400 converter and 4 pins cables.
④
AC Power A terminal to connect outer power with this equipment.
⑤
Power Switch A switch to power on or off EDR-7800.
⑥
Fuse (T2AH, 250V) A device to protect this equipment from excessive currents.
⑦
Connectin Terminal for Others A terminal to conncet this product with other devices.
⑧
Converter Connectin Terminal
for ERK-7800 A terminal to connect ERK-7800 converter and 4 pins cables.
[Table 4-3] Junction Box
[Fi ure 4-6] Junction Box
④
④④
④
AC Power
⑤
⑤⑤
⑤
Power Switch
①
①①
①
Ref. Body
Connectin Terminal
②
②②
②
Operation Panel
Connectin Terminal
③
③③
③
Converter Connectin
Terminal for ECP-5400
⑥
⑥⑥
⑥
Fuse
(
((
(T2AH, 250V)
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⑦
⑦⑦
⑦
Connectin
Terminal with Others
⑧
⑧⑧
⑧
Converter Connectin
Terminal for ERK-7800
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4.4
4.44.4
4.4
Accessaries
Those are various accessories offered by EDR 7800.
4.4.1
4.4.14.4.1
4.4.1
Ref. Body
①
②
③
③
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
[Fi ure 4-7] Ref. Body Accessaries
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