Huvitz HLM-9000 User manual

Auto-Lensmeter
HLM-9000
USER MANUAL

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Important Notice
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CONTENT
. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 6
1.1. E QUIPMENT S UMMARY ................................................................................................................... 6
1.2. C LASSIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................................... 6
2. SAFETY INFORMATION ................................................................................................................. 7
2.1. I NTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................. 7
2.2. S AFETY S YMBOLS ......................................................................................................................... 8
2.3. E NVIRONMENTAL S YMBOL ............................................................................................................ 11
2.4. S AFETY P RECAUTION ................................................................................................................... 13
3. FEATURE ....................................................................................................................................... 6
4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE ............................................................................................................ 7
5. DEVICE CONFIGURATION AND OPERATION FLOW ................................................................. 8
5.1. D EVICE C ONFIGURATION - M AIN P ARTS ......................................................................................... 18
5.2. D EVICE C ONFIGURATION – S TANDARD A CCESSORIES ...................................................................... 21
5.3. O PERATION F LOW ....................................................................................................................... 22
6. EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION AND PREPARATION .................................................................... 23
6.1. P ARTS I NSPECTION ...................................................................................................................... 23
6.2. S TART - UP T EST ........................................................................................................................... 23
6.3. S CREEN S AVER ........................................................................................................................... 24
7. BUTTON COMPOSITION .............................................................................................................. 25
7.1. B UTTON C OMPOSITION A CCORDING TO M EASURING M ODE .............................................................. 25
7.2. U SE OF B UTTONS ........................................................................................................................ 25
8.SCREEN COMPOSITION ............................................................................................................... 28
8.1. M EASUREMENT S CREEN .............................................................................................................. 28
8.1.1. Specifics ............................................................................................................................. 28
8.2. P ROGRESSIVE L ENS S CREEN ....................................................................................................... 30
8.2.1. Specifics ............................................................................................................................. 30
8.3. A UTO D ETECT M ODE ................................................................................................................... 31
8.3.1. Specifics ............................................................................................................................. 31

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8.4. C ONTACT L ENS S CREEN .............................................................................................................. 32
8.4.1. Specifics ............................................................................................................................. 32
8.5. UV, BLUE S CREEN ..................................................................................................................... 33
8.5.1. Specifics ............................................................................................................................. 33
8.6. S ETUP S CREEN ........................................................................................................................... 35
8.6.1. Specifics ............................................................................................................................. 35
9. MEASUREMENT ........................................................................................................................... 45
9.1. G ENERAL L ENS ........................................................................................................................... 45
9.2. E YEGLASS L ENS .......................................................................................................................... 48
9.3. P ROGRESSIVE M ULTIFOCAL L ENS ................................................................................................. 50
9.3.1. Structure of Progressive Multifocal Lens ............................................................................ 50
9.3.2. Judgment of Progressive Multifocal Lens ........................................................................... 51
9.3.3. Distance Viewing Zone Measurement ................................................................................ 52
9.3.4. Near Viewing Zone Measurement ...................................................................................... 53
9.3.5. Troubleshoot during Progressive Lens Measurement (Auto Detect Mode) ........................ 55
9.4. G ENERAL M ULTIFOCAL L ENS (B IFOCAL L ENS / T RIFOCAL L ENS ) ....................................................... 57
9.4.1. Structure of General Multifocal Lens .................................................................................. 57
9.4.2. Measurement on General Screen ...................................................................................... 58
9.4.3. Measurement on Progressive Screen ................................................................................ 58
9.5. C ONTACT L ENS ........................................................................................................................... 59
9.5.1. Dry measurement ............................................................................................................... 59
9.5.2. Wet measurement .............................................................................................................. 60
9.6. UV, BLUE T RANSMISSION ........................................................................................................... 63
9.7. M EASURING P OINT M ARKING ........................................................................................................ 64
9.7.1. Without Astigmatism ........................................................................................................... 64
9.7.2. With Astigmatism ................................................................................................................ 65
9.8. P RISM ........................................................................................................................................ 65
9.9. M EASUREMENT D ATA T RANSMISSION USING W I F I ........................................................................... 66
9.9.1. WiFi Environment Setting ................................................................................................... 66
9.9.2. Check WiFi Network Status ................................................................................................ 69
9.9.3. Measurement Data Transmission ....................................................................................... 70
9.10. M EASUREMENT D ATA T RANSMISSION USING S ERIAL ...................................................................... 73
9.10.1. Connection ....................................................................................................................... 73
9.10.2. Operating procedure ........................................................................................................ 73

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9.11. P RINT F ORMAT .......................................................................................................................... 74
0. SELF-DIAGNOSIS AND MAINTENANCE/REPAIR ..................................................................... 75
10.1. B EFORE CALLING A SERVICEMAN ................................................................................................. 75
10.2. P RINTING P APER R EPLACEMENT ................................................................................................. 76
10.3. F USE R EPLACEMENT ................................................................................................................. 78
10.4. S TORAGE ................................................................................................................................. 78
10.5. D ISPOSAL ................................................................................................................................. 79
10.6. V ARIOUS M ESSAGES .................................................................................................................. 80
10.7. H OW TO C LEAN P INHOLE ........................................................................................................... 81
. MAJOR SPECIFICATION ............................................................................................................ 82
2. EMC INFORMATION ................................................................................................................... 83
3. SERVICE INFORMATION ............................................................................................................ 87

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Introduction
. . Equipment Summary
Auto Lensmeter HLM-9000 is a machine to generate Sph, Cyl and Axis information of lens by
measuring refraction of the lens. Auto Lensmeter HLM-9000 also has functions to measure PD
(=pupillary distance) and UV, BLUE transmission. Auto Lensmeter HLM-9000 can measure both
unprocessed single lens and eyeglass lens with frames. Bi-focal lens or progressive lens can be
examined using this equipment as well.
.2. Classifications
• Classification Under the Provision if 93/42/EEC (MDD): Class I
• Protection Against Electrical Shock: Class I
• Protection against harmful ingress of water: Ordinary, IPX0
• Pollution Degree : II
• Degree of safety in the presence of a flammable anesthetics mixture with air or with oxygen
or with nitrous oxide: Not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetics
mixture with air or with oxygen or with nitrous oxide.
• Mode of Operation: Continuous

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Safety Information
2. . Introduction
Safety is primary responsibility for all people. Safe use of this equipment is a concern for
installer, user, operator and administrator. Any person shall be familiari ed with the contents of
this User Manual before installing, using, cleaning, repairing or adjusting this equipment and its
supplementary items. It is most advisable for user to fully understand all contents in this User
Manual, and operate safely on both patients and user. Thus, this chapter is dedicated to
cautionary information and safety information. All users, operators and administrators shall be
familiar to all information under “WARNING” and “CAUTION” in this User Manual, and pay
special attention to them.
“Warning” signifies a danger that can cause severe personal injury, death or serious property
damage if not careful.
“Note” signifies important information about installation, operation or maintenance that can
lead to a disaster when under negligence.
“Caution” signifies an association with disaster that can cause minor injury or property
damage if not careful.
“Information” is to generate information needed on each page that is appropriate at the phase.
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WARNING
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NOTE
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CAUTION
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INFORMATION

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It signifies a safe earthing point where safe earth is fixated on
sash. For safety, connect protective earth to conductive part of
class I apparatus.
Alternating Current
Direct Current.
Serial Number
Humidity Limitation
Atmospheric Pressure Limitation
This side up
Fragile , handle with care
Do not use hand hooks
Keep DRY
Stacking Limit by Number

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Keep away from sunlight
Huvit Symbol
• Other Sign
External series connection port. User can transmit saved data to
other equipment of Huvit or other devices such as a PC.
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