Tear Stability Analysis System (TSAS)
The TSAS analyses the tear stability using the light-cone system. The mire ring is projected onto the cornea of the patient’s eye for either 6 or 10 seconds, and the image of the mire ring is captured at specific intervals. The system shows in the colour code map the position and time where the tear layer changes.
Touch screen operation
The 6.4″ colour touch screen is very convenient – it is used as the operating monitor, while simultaneously displaying all measured values. The unit can be moved in all directions by simply touching the screen.
Refraction
Accurate starting values for subjective refraction are essential. The high-speed mode allows accurate results to be obtained – even in uncooperative patients.
Keratometry
The CXT 3000 provides keratometer values for the central cornea (ø 3 mm) within one second. Measurements can be taken from the front surface of the cornea or the back surface of RGP contact lenses. KAI (Kerato-Asymmetry Index) and KRI (Kerato-Regularity Index) display
irregularities of the cornea.
Pupil & cornea diameter
Measurements can be taken easily by moving the two cursors on the display to the boundary of the cornea or pupil. This is useful for deciding the diameter of a contact lens and for other contact lens fitting practices.
IOL/CAT mode
This mode is used to measure cataracts and pseudophakic eyes.
Auto alignment & auto measurement
Anyone can easily take measurements with auto alignment and auto measurement. The measurement variation is significantly reduced and does not depend on the operator’s skill level.
Power motion joystick
Five power motion modes ensure precise and silent movement of the head in all directions. You have the choice between incremental or smooth movement towards the patient’s eye.
