Software Overview
Software & Specifications
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Software Updates Are Free. LAN Functions Are Included At No Charge.
Software is the heart of the Keratron
and Scout. Both topographers use the same quick 32 bit Windows
software package. Features are what's really important and no
other topographer offers a software package like this.
- Windows™ 98SE, XP, 2000, Vista; LAN at no
additional charge. Free updates for downloading.
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True Curvature
mapping: IROC
(local/instantaneous) curvature;
Axial mapping;
Absolute and Normalized
and Adjustable Scales; Difference mapping in curvature
or height format; Comparison mapping; Move Axis Mapping
from vertex, pupil center, or any location;
Height mapping
in micron steps;
3D Maps;
Meridian profile in any meridian.
- Keratoconus
detection with CLMI indices
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Multiple K reading formats;
Maloney
Indices for abnormal corneas;
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Pupil measurement:
Visible light Diameter and Offset
plus
IR
pupillometry.
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Corneal OPD Mapping
displays corneal aberration.
- Automatic
Repeatability Check: Maps that deviate from others are
tagged for deletion.
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Database "Tree"
structure by date, alpha, group, or operator.
- Automatic patient data entry on
subsequent visits, just highlight a prior test.
- Click or Drag single or multiple tests
from database to the Scout "desktop" for viewing.
- Select and place multiple tests from
multiple patients in a "toolbox" for simultaneous evaluation or
"test manager" for printing, e mail or export. (This feature
allows you to wait until the end of the day to print the entire
day's tests at one time.)
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Built in
digital image capture allow you to capture still or movie
digital images.
- View up to 16 maps at one time, click on
any map to enlarge.
- All common operations by menu or button
command.
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Custom printer output
and custom letter templates. Design your own templates
Multiple print templates are a feature that is unique to the
Scout software. With different printer templates you have the
ability to select different print outputs for different
scenarios. For example you may want to design a specific
template for patient information for a laser center, a contact
lens lab, a referral to another physician, your own file copy
and even a handout for the patient to take home to show their
family and coworkers.
- Multiple default display options, design
the way you want the maps to process and desktop to look.
Pointer values, K readings, Maloney indices, e values and pupil
data displayed with each map.
- Design up to eight contact lenses for
each eye. Make adjustments to any of the eight and compare.
The Scout has its own advanced contact
lens software. In addition there are third party software
packages also available for use with the Scout.
Hardware
Specifications
Many specifications are
common to the Scout and the Keratron. Differences are noted.
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Image acquisition:
Auto-capture,
centering not required; Keratron - Auto L/R detection.
Scout - Manual L/R input
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Alignment Monitor: Keratron -
Integrated CRT monitor Scout - Integrated
LCD monitor
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Focusing Device;
Patented infrared, automatic capture system with correction for
decentration
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Image processing:
Capture and process up to eight images
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Range, Resolution :
33.75-3.38 mm; 10-100 diopters, +/- 0.01 diopters, 1 micron
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Mires projector Cone
with 28 border rings
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Data points: 70,000
analyzed; 7,168 points measured.
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Ring diameter: 0.33mm
(inner) / 10.7mm (outer).
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Weight
(vk head): Keratron - 40 lb.; Scout
- 3 to 3.5 lb
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Calibration: In office,
test sphere supplied.
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Computer/Monitor: User Supplied
- Pentium IV 1.6 GHz 256 Mb RAM;
Win 2000, XP, Vista
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Printer: User Supplied
- and HP Inkjet or equivalent.
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Power: 120 V AC
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Communications: Link to Outlook or
Outlook Express