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1 System description
1.5 LCD monitor indications
In this section, the information and buttons displayed on the LCD monitor are described.
1.5.1 Capture mode screen
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Timer
By pressing the timer button in the Fluorescence angiogra-
phy mode, it will be displayed on the LCD monitor and start
counting. It counts up to 59:59 in Minute:Second display.
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Photography mode
This indicates the photography mode currently selected.
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LCD monitoring mode
Used for the LCD monitoring mode.
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Field angle
This indicates the current eld angle.
5
Left or right eye
This indicates which eye will be photographed.
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Diopter compensation
This indicates the state of the diopter compensation lens.
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Fixation target information
This indicates the information of the xation target currently
selected.
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Filter
It indicates whether the lter for uorescent is inserted.
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Aperture
This indicates that a large value is selected in the aperture.
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Flash intensity
The intensity of light emitting from the photography flash
lamp is indicated.
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Flash intensity compensation buttons
It appears when the flash intensity compensation knob on
the panel is at the position of +5 or
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5. It enables a wider
range of light intensity compensation.
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EXIT button
It is a button to terminate this instrument. Press it to termi-
nate the instrument before turning off the power switch.
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ID
The current patient's is indicated. Do not appear in VK con-
nection mode.
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VIEWER button
It is a button to go to the Viewer mode from the Capture
mode.
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Fixation target selection button
It is a button to select the xation target. When this button
is pressed, each xation target is displayed in a button, and
becomes selectable.
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STILL/VIEW selection button
It is a button to hide or display an image immediately after it
is photographed. It is not displayed when VK connection is
selected.
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Customize button
It is a user-dened button in the setting.
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Blue/Brown button
Used to adjust the intensity which is suitable for blue eyes.
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