Keystone 1157 manual

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    V ision Screening with the DVS-V Model 1 157 PUBLICATION NO. 5920 Instr uction Manual KEY STONE VIEW DIVISION OF MAST/KEYST ONE[...]

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    Content s The DVS-V Test Instrument. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 DVS-V Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 The Elliptech Hand Control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    The Keystone DVS-V Vision Screener represents the fift h gen- eration of electro/mechanical vision test instrum ents. All func- tions are under pus h button con- trol… for unparalleled ease and reliability of operation. Com - pletely self contained, the unit operates from standar d 110-120 volt AC pow er. It’s light in weight, unusually compact[...]

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    Under normal co nditions of use, the DVS-V will require little maintenance i f it is protected by a dust cover when not i n use. Virtually no repa ir or adjustment will be neede d, since all operat- ing com ponent are prote cted and solid-state circuitry assures ex- ceptionally h igh reliabi lity. Cleaning Periodically, som e cleaning will be neces[...]

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    E A C B D F Elliptech Control Unit The newly de signed DVS-V Elliptech S oft-Touch hand control unit makes for eas y operations of the vision screener. By pressing the appropriate but tons on this compact panel, th e stereo tests can be advanced or re- versed, the subject’s ey es occluded, and the peripheral visi on test lam ps selectively lit. T[...]

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    T e st Guide Subject to wear any glasses normally used when driving. Test #1: Quick Acuity Nine separate blocks containing three digits of 20/ 40 acuity letters each. The first column tests both ey es, the second tests ri ght eye acuity , and the third test left eye acuity. All three lines sh ould be read, and only as many as two digits i n each co[...]

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    T e st Questions and Referral Guide Notes: All tests are given with both eyes open at all times. Subject to wear any glasses norm ally used for driving. Test #1 Quick Acuity at 20/40 Level Ask your subject: “ Do you see three columns with nu m bers?” “Look at the first column, starting from top to bottom , please read the di gits to me.” ?[...]

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    Test #3 & #4 Depth Perception & Sign Recognition Ask the subject: “Pleas e identify all six road signs. What do they mean? ” “Do any appear closer to you than the othe rs? ” “Which on e?” “Do an y appear furt her away from yo u?” “Which? ” Actual Test Actual Test DEPTH / SIGNS 1. STOP (NEAR) 4. ROAD CLOSED 2. MERGE 5. HA[...]

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    Test #5 Binocular Acuity Actual Test A B C 1. 20 = 857432 25 = 674235 30 = 382457 2. 40 = 563472 50 = 859423 60 = 8927 3. 70 = 2978 100 = 43 200 = 9 A B C 1. 20 = 547638 25 = 428576 30 = 943852 2. 40 = 795823 50 = 357248 60 = 7236 3. 70 = 9574 100 = 92 200 = 5 Note: Double Check the day /nite switch for desired position. Ask your subject to read th[...]

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    Actual Test A B C 1. 20 = 745932 25 = 578236 30 = 346752 2. 40 = 534268 50 = 752386 60 = 6254 3. 70 = 8453 100 = 85 200 = 3 Proceed as on test #5 and #6. To pass the acuity t est, at least five of six charac ters must be read in Blocks A, Li ne 2 on each of t h e tests 5,6, and 7. This is a standard of 20/40 for each eye separa tel y, and both ey e[...]

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    Horizontal Field Testing This test shows a subject' s range of vision to each side when he/s he looks straight ahead. Having the su bject direct his/her atte ntion to a far-point stereo target and then lig hting the periph eral target lamps at random. The stereo target used should be a s imple binocular target. Tell the subje ct to continue lo[...]

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    2200 Dickerson Road, Reno NV 89503 Phone: (775) 324-2799 (800) 806-6569 Fax: (775) 324-5375 Email: saIes@keystoneview .com[...]