Huvitz CLM-3100P User manual

Operator Manual
Operator ManualOperator Manual
Operator Manual
Auto Lensmeter CLM-3100P
Huvitz Co., Ltd.

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Contents
1. FEATURES.............................................................................................................................................3
2. CAUTIONARY NOTES ........................................................................................................................4
3. CO PONENTS LIST AND FUNCTIONS..........................................................................................5
3.1 MAIN UNIT ..........................................................................................................................................5
3.2 ACCESSORIES ......................................................................................................................................7
4. SETTINGS AND PREPARATION FOR OPERATING .....................................................................9
5. BUTTONS FOR OPERATIONS.........................................................................................................10
5.1 SWITCHING SCREEN ACCORDING TO THE BUTTON SELECTION .........................................................10
5.2 USAGE OF BUTTONS...........................................................................................................................10
6. SCREEN LAYOUT AND DESCRIPTIONS ......................................................................................12
6.1 MEASUREMENT SCREEN ....................................................................................................................12
6.2 PROGRESSIVE MULTI-FOCAL LENS SCREEN ......................................................................................16
6.3 UV SCREEN .......................................................................................................................................18
6. SETUP SCREEN................................................................................................................................... 19
6.5 PRINTOUT FORMAT ............................................................................................................................2
7. EASURE ENTS..............................................................................................................................25
7.1 NORMAL LENSES ...............................................................................................................................25
7.2 FRAMED LENSES ................................................................................................................................28
7.3 PROGRESSIVE MULTI-FOCAL LENSES ................................................................................................31
7. GENERAL MULTI-FOCAL LENSES .......................................................................................................39
7.5 HARD CONTACT LENSES.................................................................................................................... 1
7.6 SOFT CONTACT LENSES ..................................................................................................................... 1
7.7 TRANSMISSION RATIO OF UV LIGHT ................................................................................................. 2
7.8 MARKING FOCUS AND CYLINDRICAL AXIS ........................................................................................ 3
7.9 PRISM ................................................................................................................................................
8. AINTENANCE .................................................................................................................................44
9. POWER SAVING FUNCTION ...........................................................................................................45
10. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................46

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1. Features
1. Features 1. Features
1. Features
(1) You can measure the center and refraction power of lenses with ease and
rapidity.
(2) In case of framed lens, single/binocular PD can be measured
automatically in addition to the refraction power of each lens.
(3) Transmission ratio of UV (Ultra Violet) light can also be measured with this
CLM3000.
(4) CLM3000 provides the wide measurement range from – 25D to +25D.
(5) CLM3000 supports precise measurements guaranteed by 0.01D
measurement unit.
(6) Measuring progressive multi-focal lenses and general multi-focal lenses
can be performed easily and rapidly.
(7) CLM3000 covers soft and hard contact lens too.
(8) CLM3000 supports various screen layouts so that you can select any as
your configuration.
(9) The measured data can be provided to the customers by using the printing
function.

2. Cautionary Notes
2. Cautionary Notes2. Cautionary Notes
2. Cautionary Notes
(1) Handle with care this instrument. Unexpected impact may result in damage
to the machine.
(2) Install this instrument on a level, stabilized table with no vibration to keep it
normal state.
(3) Do not install this instrument where it might be exposed to the direct
sunlight or too bright indoor light.
(4) To get accurate measurements, always keep it clean. Dust may result in
malfunction. After using this instrument, turn off power supply and keep
the dust cover over it.
(5) Contact your local distributor or agent if there is electronic beep sound
when you turn on the power. It might be mechanic problem.

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3. C
3. C3. C
3. Components List and Functions
omponents List and Functionsomponents List and Functions
omponents List and Functions
3.1 Main Unit
3.1 Main Unit 3.1 Main Unit
3.1 Main Unit
Figure 1. Component Names (I)
Figure 1. Component Names (I)Figure 1. Component Names (I)
Figure 1. Component Names (I)

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Foot Switch
Foot Switch Foot Switch
Foot Switch
Connector
ConnectorConnector
Connector
Interface
Interface Interface
Interface
Connector
ConnectorConnector
Connector
Power
Power Power
Power
Switch
SwitchSwitch
Switch
Figure 2. Component Names (II)
Figure 2. Component Names (II)Figure 2. Component Names (II)
Figure 2. Component Names (II)
Power
Power Power
Power
Conncentor
ConncentorConncentor
Conncentor
Figure 3. Component Names (III)
Figure 3. Component Names (III)Figure 3. Component Names (III)
Figure 3. Component Names (III)

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3.2 Accessories
3.2 Accessories3.2 Accessories
3.2 Accessories
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(4)
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(5)
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Figure 4
Figure 4Figure 4
Figure 4. Accessories
. Accessories. Accessories
. Accessories
(1) Printing Paper
Printing paper -----------------------------------------1 roll
(2) Protection Cover
Plastic cover for protection against dust-------------------------1
(3) Soft Cloth for a Lens
A cloth for removing dust on a lens----------------------------1
(4) Lens Support
General lens support---------------------------------------1
(5) Contact Lens Support
Lens Support for contact lens--------------------------------1
The spherical radius of the contact lens’ cap support is equal

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with the average radius of hard contact lens.
(6) Soft Lens Pad
The Pad for measuring soft lens: tweezers, lens towel -------------1
(7) Foot Switch(Optional)
The foot switch which replaces MEM button----------------------1
(8) User’ s Manual-------------------------------------------1

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4. Settings and Preparation for Operating
4. Settings and Preparation for Operating4. Settings and Preparation for Operating
4. Settings and Preparation for Operating
Step 1. Checking accessories.
Open the box and make sure that all the accessories (printing paper,
protection cover, soft cloth for a lens, contact lens support, user’ s manual)
are in it.
Step 2. Removing the protection tape.
Remove the protection tape from the lens holder, lens support, marking lever
and the UV cover.
Step 3. Connecting the power cable.
Connect the cable into the power receptacle on the bottom of the body.
Step 4. Checking 0D.
Turn on the power switch and make sure that this instrument is functioning
properly.

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5. Buttons For Operations
5. Buttons For Operations5. Buttons For Operations
5. Buttons For Operations
5.1 Switching Screen According To the Button Selection
5.1 Switching Screen According To the Button Selection5.1 Switching Screen According To the Button Selection
5.1 Switching Screen According To the Button Selection
MODE
Basic Display1
S->R PRINTPROG CLEAR
EXIT PRGA D-SUNTRANS UV
EXIT S->R PRINTTRANS CAL
END
MODE S->R PRINTLENS CLEAR
Basic Display2
UV Display
Setup Display
Prog Display
Figure 5. Switching Screen According T
Figure 5. Switching Screen According TFigure 5. Switching Screen According T
Figure 5. Switching Screen According To the Button Selection
o the Button Selectiono the Button Selection
o the Button Selection
5.2 Usage of buttons
5.2 Usage of buttons5.2 Usage of buttons
5.2 Usage of buttons
MODE
MODE MODE
MODE
① Select the basic display 1 or 2.
② If you press this button longer than 1 minute, Setup Screen will be
shown.
PROG
PROGPROG
PROG
① Enter the Progressive Multi-Focal Screen.
S>R
S>R S>R
S>R
① In case of single lens, you can switch between left and right selection
of the framed lens or you can select left /right lens.

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CLEAR
CLEARCLEAR
CLEAR
① To Initialize data and convert screen into the basic display 1. You can
initialize data and screen by using this button.
PRINT
PRINT PRINT
PRINT
① To print the current memorized data.
TRANS
TRANSTRANS
TRANS
① To highlight the sign of the cylinder value to checks it.
PRGA
PRGAPRGA
PRGA
① To turn on/off temporarily the function of auto-detection for the
progressive lens.
UV
UV UV
UV
① To Enter the UV Measurement Screen.
D
DD
D-
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-SUN
SUNSUN
SUN
① To measure the heavy dark sunglass lens.
CAL
CAL CAL
CAL
① To set the current state of transmission into 100%.
MEM button
MEM buttonMEM button
MEM button
① To memorize the current measured-value.

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6. Screen Layout and Descriptions
. Screen Layout and Descriptions. Screen Layout and Descriptions
. Screen Layout and Descriptions
6.1 Measurement Screen
6.1 Measurement Screen6.1 Measurement Screen
6.1 Measurement Screen
Figure 6. Screen Layout
Figure 6. Screen LayoutFigure 6. Screen Layout
Figure 6. Screen Layout

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1. Measured Data
Box for displaying the measured data. Each meaning of the content is as
shown below.
 S : basic power
 C : cylinder power
 A : cylinder axis
 P : prism X, prism Y
 PD : RPD or LPD
 AD : progressive power 1 and 2
2. Model Name
CHAROPS CLM-3000
3. Concentric Circles Of Prism
Each concentric circle represents prism 0.5, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
4. Lens In Measuring
Tells whether current lens is a single or a left/right lens.
5. ‘ Press’ Button
Name of the press button at lower part of the screen. See ‘ Usage of
buttons’ .
6. Sign Of Cylinder
When the highlighted ‘ TRNS’ is displayed on the screen, the sign of
cylinder is also displayed inversion.
7. Specification Of Lens
Tells whether the current lens in measuring is a general lens, a hard
contact lens or a soft contact lens.

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8. State Of Measurement
Represents that there is no lens inserted on the left-bottom of the screen.
If you insert a lens, a figure will be shown, which illustrates lens on the
lens support.
If you can see the figure with lens when there is no one, this
instrument may be out of order. Then, please consult your
agent.
9. ABBE
Displays ABBE value applied.
10. Switching R/L
When the ‘ PD’ is off after measuring the right lens, inserting the new
lens yields converting into the left lens mode automatically.
11. Level of Arrangement
Shows the degree to which the center of lens in measuring matches with
the axis. Black circular belt will be shown in case you adjust under 0.5
prism.
12. Position Of Prism
The Cross mark indicates the current position in measuring.
13. Messages
Notifies states of measurement and warnings and so on.
 ALIGNMENT OK : is displayed when the optical center falls within
0.5 prism.
 MARKING OK : is displayed when the optical center is precise.
And it tells that you can mark focus and cylindrical axis after you
adjust the angle using the marking lever.
 PP EMPTY : apprears when there is no printing paper.

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14. PD
Represents the length of binocular PD. binocular PD is the sum of the
‘ right PD’ and the ‘ left PD’ .
15. Display Unit
Displays the unit of data. We support unit 0.25/0.12/0.01.
In ‘ Basic Display 2’ , ‘ PRGA’ button temporarily toggles the
function of the progressive auto-detection.
Especially the heavy dark sun-glass can’ t be properly
measured. In this case, press the ‘ D-SUN’ button in ‘ Basic
Display 2’

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6.2 About the progressive display
6.2 About the progressive display6.2 About the progressive display
6.2 About the progressive display
Figure 7. The display for the progressive powered lens
Figure 7. The display for the progressive powered lensFigure 7. The display for the progressive powered lens
Figure 7. The display for the progressive powered lens
1. Maximum ADD value
The maximum additive value after detecting the far vision focus.
2. Horizontal guide line
This line is a guide for moving the cross marker while finding the near focus.
3. Vertical indicator for near focus
This vertical bar graph describes how far the current measuring point is from
the near focus.
4. Criteria for near focus
If the height of bar is less than triangular indicator, that’ s the near focus.
5. Target for far focus
1. Maximum additive value
1. Maximum additive value1. Maximum additive value
1. Maximum additive value
2. Horizontal guide line
2. Horizontal guide line2. Horizontal guide line
2. Horizontal guide line
3. Vertical indicator
3. Vertical indicator 3. Vertical indicator
3. Vertical indicator
for near focus
for near focusfor near focus
for near focus
4. criteria for near focus
4. criteria for near focus4. criteria for near focus
4. criteria for near focus
5. Target for far focus
5. Target for far focus5. Target for far focus
5. Target for far focus
7. Horizontal
7. Horizontal 7. Horizontal
7. Horizontal indicator
indicatorindicator
indicator
for near focus
for near focusfor near focus
for near focus
8. Current ADD value
8. Current ADD value8. Current ADD value
8. Current ADD value
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. Object
ObjectObject
Object

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You should move the cross marker to the center of the target for far focus.
6. Object(=Cross marker)
This cross marker displays the current measuring point while finding the far
focus.
7. Horizontal indicator for near focus
This indicator describes how far the current measuring point is from the
horizontal optical center.
8. Current ADD value
This rectangle shows the current ADD value.

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6.3 UV Screen
6.3 UV Screen 6.3 UV Screen
6.3 UV Screen
UV: 12%
UV: 12%UV: 12%
UV: 12%
1.Trasnsmission
Graph
2.Transmission
Ratio
Figure 8. UV Screen Layout
Figure 8. UV Screen LayoutFigure 8. UV Screen Layout
Figure 8. UV Screen Layout
1. Transmission Graph
Displays the transmission ratio in a bar graph form.
2. Transmission Ratio
Transmission ratio (%) is displayed in numerical value.

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6.4 Setup Screen
6.4 Setup Screen6.4 Setup Screen
6.4 Setup Screen
MENU
MENUMENU
MENU
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re 9. Setup Displayre 9. Setup Display
re 9. Setup Display
EXIT
EXITEXIT
EXIT
Escapes without saving.
LENS
LENSLENS
LENS
- NORMAL : normal lens
- NORMAL(PAD) : the situation that is used in the protection pad
- SOFT CONTACT : soft contact lens
- HARD CONTACT : hard contact lens
DISPLAY
DISPLAYDISPLAY
DISPLAY
- NORMAL : normal display

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PR
PRPR
PROGRESSIVE
OGRESSIVE OGRESSIVE
OGRESSIVE
- OFF : turns off the progressive function.
- AUTO : auto detection of progressive lens.
- PROGRESSIVE ONLY : uses progressive function only.
FAR MEMORY
FAR MEMORY FAR MEMORY
FAR MEMORY
- ON : turns on auto storing function.
- OFF : turns off auto storing function.
A
AA
AUTO R/L
UTO R/LUTO R/L
UTO R/L
- ON-R/L : turns on auto decision of right or left lens.
Initially, this system is ready for measuring the
right lens.
- ON-S/R/L : turns on auto decision of right or left lens.
Initially, this system is ready for measuring the
single lens.
- OFF : turns off auto decision of right or left lens.
BEEP
BEEPBEEP
BEEP
- ON : turns on the beep sound function.
- OFF : turns off the beep sound function.
STEP
STEPSTEP
STEP
- 0.25 : display unit 0.25
- 0.125 : display unit 0.125
- 0.01 : display unit 0.01
PRISM
PRISMPRISM
PRISM
- NO DISPLAY : will not display the prism information.
- X-Y : displays the prism information in X-Y
coordinates.
- P-B : represents the prism information with absolute
distance and angle.