&TOPCON INSTRUCTION MANUAL CHART PROJECTOR CP-5DINTRODUCTION ‘This instruction manual has been prepared for Model CP-5D TOPCON Chart Projector with variable focusing objective. Sharp, clear test characters of superior definition and great contrast are projected with the time-proven TOPCON optical design, in combination with a very efficient reflector and the high revolving power objective. All working controls are concentrated on the front of the instrument for maximum efficiency end simplicity of operation. Furthermore, the test charts can be easily detached, end therefore, rearranged for customized test presentations, and well as being replaced by test charts of your own selection. Please study the manual to ensure best use of the instrument before attempting to use it. IMPORTANT READ BEFORE TOUCHING THE INSTRUMENT Never touch the lens or test chart surfaces with your fingers or any hard object. 2. Clean off dust and/or dirt on these surfaces with blowerbrush or ear syringe or by dusting with a clean, soft camel hair brush. 3. Never use the instrument in a room which is constantly dusty, damp or has a strong direct sunlight falling on the instrument. 4, Always protect the instrument with its dust cover, when not in use, but first always let the instrument cool down first before covering it. Check that the voltage printed in the electric bulb is the same as the available power supply. 6. Exchange or attach an electrical plug if the plug connected to the electrical cord is unsuitable or if it is not attached. Follow instructions in “Exchanging or Attaching Electrical Plug.”CONTENTS 1. NOMENCLATURE .. 1-1 NOMENCLATURE 1-2 STANDARD ACCESSORIES 2. BASIC OPERATIONS .... 2-1 POSITIONING THE PROJECTOR . 2:2 BASIC OPERATION. . 3._ CARE AND MAINTENANCE. 3-1 EXCHANGING THE PROTECTION LAMP 3-2 EXCHANGING OR ATTACHING ELECTRICAL PLUG 3-3. GENERAL CARE . 4, BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE 5. SPECIFICATIONS 6. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES .. @ ao kaha ON Boo1. NOMENCLATURE 1-1 Nomenclature J Slide (supplied separately) All types of sides are available | L___ siide insertion iniet Slide is inserted hore. Instrument. First objective. ==) ‘Button to open and close cover Horizontal selector Used when the complete line of a chert is to be projected. ‘Selector slide Upsanddown bane sed for changeover of chart by moving tt Slide up and down Py moving the ee Fixing shaft Yoke. All typas of bases (each supplied seperately) Table base Wall mount Floor stand A 70RCo, Dust cover Calibration scale Selector stide Spare lamps (2 pes.) Tube for changing lamp.2. BASIC OPERATIONS 2-1 Positioning the Projector * This description is written on assumption that you bought the Table base. (1) Mounting base Connect instrument and yoke by fixing shaft, the lightly and tighten temporarily with the fixing handle. (3) (2) How to take off the holding tape. Push the button like the figure and open the rear cov- er. Take off the tape fixing the lamphouse. (4) Remove the knobs of marks fixed at both side of selector slide in that i Insert the selector slide in the insertion inlet on the right of the instrument so that the marks fixed the selector slide may come on the screen. Then fasten knobs as originally. Inserting slide Slide is inserted by setting the wider side of the plate downwards, and aligning it with the slide insertion inlet. Check whether slide moves up and down by turning up-and-down handle.(5) Setting instrument The variable fucusing objective of the Model CP-5D TOPCON Chart Projector permits the projector to be positioned at the following projection distances relative to the refracting distance: Refracting Distances | Projection Distances 3 meters 2.40 to 3.30 meters 4 meters 3.00 to 4.25 meters 5 meters 3.60 to 5.20 meters 6.1 meters 4.30 to 6.25 meters For example, from the above table, it can be seen that the Model CP-5D Chart Projector can be positioned at projection distance from 3.60 to 5.20 meters when the refracting distance is deter- mined as 5 meters, because the variable focuing objective can be adjusted for obtaining the exact size required for 5 meters refracting. The refracting distance is the distance from the patient’s eyes to the projection screen and is, normally, @ distance chosen between 3 to 6 meters. The required refracting distance may be obtained by folding the light path from the pa- tient to the screen with a mirror which may be found necessary when the refracting room is small. ‘The projection distance is the distance from the projector to the projection screen and is deter- mined by the refracting distance. In.the case of the Model CP-5D, some shortening or lengthen- ing of the projection distance is possible because of the variable focusing objective, as can be seen from the previous table. The projection distance may also be folded by means of a mirror when the refracting room does not have sufficient space for straight projection. NOTE: If the refracting distance is folded, the projection distance must also be folded, as other- wise the projected image will be observed re- versed. When both distances are folded, howev- er, double reversal takes place and the projected image is observed normal. First or front surface mirrors must be used for folding the refracting and projecting distances, in this case, as other- wise there will be a decrease in image quality. (6) Focusing * Turn the main switch ON and check that the lamp lights. Main switc * Wave the center of projection show at about center of the screen. * Loosen the second objective fixing screws a little, move second objective a little for- ward or backward focusing to the projec- tion plane. \ yy — * Turn the up-and-down handle until the chart of visual acuity 200 contacts the frame corresponding to the refracting dis- First objective hing sera Example: When refracting distance is 5 meters (7) Tightening all fixing sections * Fix and tighten the First and Second Objective screws. * Marking sure that the projection view is at the center of the projection screen, tighten and fix fixing handle, 2-2 Basic Operation (1) Slide Have the required chart appear by turning up-and-down handle. (2) Selector Slide If you want a column of vertical characters to appear, move it to the left or right when the red/green test is performed. (3) Horizontal Selector Move the lever downward when you want to bring out a row of horizontal characters.3. CARE AND MAINTENANCE 3-1 Exchanging the Projection Lamp (1) Removing burned-out lamp * First turn main switch OFF. * Open the cover at the back by pushing button. Button. * Remove the lamp cover by moving it in the order of (A) and @) in the arrow direc- tion shown in the figure. bi) * Remove the burned-out lamp by turning counterclockwise while pushing tube for lamp exchange putting the tube over the lamp. (2) Inserting new Lamps * Turn the new lamp clockwise while pushing. * At this time do not touch the lamp directly by hand. Use tube for exchanging lamps. However, if any fingerprints remain, wipe off using alcohol, ete. 3-2 Exchanging or Attaching Electrical Plug If it is found necessary to exchange the electrical plug or if the electrical plug has not been attached, in the first place, because of special electrical regulations or for some other reason, keep the following points in mind when attaching the new plug. The electrical cord has three internal wirings which are colored black, white and green. The black and white wirings should be connected to the AC. terminals of the plug while the green wiring should be connected to the grounding (earthing) line, when there is provision for grounding (earthing). Otherwise, cut the green wiring at its very end so that it cannot contact the other two wirings inside the plug. For certain markets, the three internal wirings will be colored blue, brown and a bias-striped green/ yellow, with the last wiring being the grounding line. 3-3 General Use The instrument must be protected from dust, especially as dust on the test chart surface will be projected enlarged on the screen. At the 5 meter standard refracting distance, the dust will be projected 13.5 times enlarged on the screen and make it rather difficult to read the test chart. Furthermore, all lens surfaces inside the instru- ment, as well as the glass surface of the test charts, should also be protected from water or moisture, as well as dust, and should not be touched with bare fingers. Fingerprints and mois- ture of any kind on these surfaces will lead to mildew and mold and, therefore, should be eli- iated as soon as they are discovered. The lens surface must be wiped off, as soon as possible, in such cases, with a well-washed unstarched cloth or @ good lens cleaning tissue paper (but do not use silicon-treated eyeglass cleaning tissue pap- ers). But, before doing so, first, blow off or brush off any minutes dust particles, as otherwise you will simply rub them into the lens surface, Furthermore, when wiping the lens surface, do not rub but wipe I'shtly, as many times as neces- sary, until the fing srprint or waterdrop is elemin- ated. Since dust and moisture are particularly harmful to the instrument, always use it, as well as store it, in a room which is not dusty but which is well-ventilated and dry. To protect the instrument, always cover it with its dust cover, when not in use, after waiting for it to cool off.4. BEFORE REQUESTING SERVICE * If any trouble as below occurs, check the items listed as the possible cause. Trouble Check (1)Lamp doesnot —_* Is the power supply plug light when main _ firmly in power outlet. switch is turned * Is the lamp burned out. ON. (Refer 3-1 for Exchang- ing the Projection Lamp, P.4) (2) The slide does nat * Is the slide settled in the move when turn- right way? ing up-and-down handle. (3) In case the dusts * Are there any dusts on areseenonthe __ the slide plane? projection plane * Are there any dusts on distinctly. the red-green filter plane? If after checking the above items, if the trouble is not found, please contact our nearést representa- tive. 5. Specifications to 6.1 m (5 m is standard) Projection distance: 2.40 to 6.25 m Projection magnification; 13.5 (at 6 m refraction} Projection size: 230 x 230 mm (at 6 m refraction) Electricity: AC120, 220, 240 V 50/60 Hz Projection lamp: 120 V 50 W, 220 V 50 W or 240 V 50 W Dimensions: 167(W) x 322(L) x 399(H) mm Weight: 2.6 kgs Subject to changes in design and/or specifica- tions, without advance notice.6. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES (1) Side-A Qouos Terese “Vdc 2s : Dovan: Letters Charts Numbers Charts E Charts for illiterate 10-400 10-70 15-200 (2) Slide-B Letters Charts, Chants for Children (for red & 40-100 Letter Charts ‘green test) Fixed antigmatic sunburst Charts for Illiterates (3) Screen (4) Table Base (5) Wall Mount (6) Floor Stand‘TOPCON MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC. 97 West Century Road, Paramus Now Joraay 07852\U.A. 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