Devices Results

You are able to change the automatic logout time on the tablet of your device if it remains unused. If the tablet is not used within the selected amount of time, it will log the use off of the tablet.

Follow the guidance in the documentation provided for more details.

This video is for customers who may have questions on how to get you or your staff members up to speed on your Silverstone device.

To image the extreme periphery of a retina, beyond the 200 degrees already captured in an on-axis image, you have the option to perform eye steering on your Daytona, California, Monaco, and Silverstone device.

The imaging procedure for capturing an optomap af (fundus autofluorescence) is the same as capturing a color (rg and/or rgb) image on your Optos Device.

This video is for customers who may have questions on how to get you or your staff members up to speed on your Silverstone device.

The following video is intended to provide training on OCT Segmentation and Reference Database reports available in OptosAdvance for the Monaco in the United States.  The video is broken down into chapters for easy navigation to specific topics.

To protect the longevity of your Optos device, be sure to follow the guidelines in the instructional video to properly shut down your device.

User Manuals (Instructions for Use) for all Optos devices can be found in CustomerCentral.

Ensure that your device tablet has been upgraded to Nurburg software version 2.4.4 or later. Then, using an account with administrative privileges:

1. Tap To admin
2. Go to Configuration
3. Turn auto-laterality on
4. Go to Preferences
5. Turn auto-laterality on

Stereo imaging is a technique for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image. These images are then viewed with a stereoscope to view in all 3 dimensions. To view detailed information on performing stereo imaging on your Daytona, California, Monaco, Silverstone, reference the applicable instructional video within CustomerCentral.

Multi-mode, available in the Monaco and Silverstone devices, is a user-defined series of color, autofluorescence (af ), and OCT scans for rapid image capture. Using multi-mode, you can capture the color, af, and OCT scans for both eyes in as little as 90 seconds.

Performing an OCT scan using Monaco and Silverstone requires that the Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) value be at a minimum of 6/10. To improve the SNR, press the plus (+) or minus (-) button on your hand controller.

Low SNR will result in a grainy image and it should be discarded and retaken.

For tips on OCT imaging using Monaco and Silverstone, log into your CustomerCentral account to review the instructional videos on OCT Imaging.

A reboot of your UWF device should be performed once per week