Manual Instructivo

Color Mapping 32
Version 1.10
Instruction Manual
TOPCON Corporation
August 1, 1999
Introduction
Thank you very much for purchasing the TOPCON Color Mapping 32.
Please read this Instruction Manual with care before using this Software.
A good understanding and working knowledge of this software will guarantee
your satisfaction for many years to come.
Keep this Manual at hand for further reference.
Precautions
• TOPCON has the copyright of the Software, ”Color Mapping 32”.

• Reproduction and copying of the software and the Instruction manual, in
whole or in part, without our permission is strictly prohibited.
• As a rule, one set of the software must be purchased for each PC
installed.
• For the handling procedures of KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/ KR-8000PA/ KR-
8100PA, refer to its instruction manual.
• This Instruction Manual does not describe details about the handling
procedures of PC and Microsoft Windows. This Instruction Manual is
made on an assumption that the user already has knowledge about the PC
and Microsoft Windows.
• For the handling procedures of PC and Microsoft Windows, refer to the
pertaining manuals.
• Incorrect handling or operation of the PC may damage it or its software.
• We shall not take any responsibility for the effects of or as a result of
using the Instruction Manual and Software.
• Specifications of the Software and descriptions of the Instruction Manual
are subject to change without prior notice.
KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/ KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA, Color Mapping 32, and CV Power

Supply Unit are trademarks of the TOPCON Corporation.
Microsoft, MS, and MS-DOS are registered trademarks, and Windows is a trademark of
Microsoft Corporation.
PC-DOS is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation
NOTATIONS
The following notations are used in the Instruction Manual.
MENU, COMMAND AND DIALOG BOX
Expression Description
[File]menu Menu name is expressed in [ ].
[Open] of [File] menu Command name is expressed in [ ] with menu name in which it
is included.
[Open File]dialog box Dialog box name displayed on title bar is expressed in [ ].
[OK] Command button name is expressed in [ ].
MOUSE OPERATION
Point Move mouse and bring mouse pointer onto object of operation.
Click Press and release mouse button.
Double-click Click mouse button twice.
Drag Press mouse button, move mouse position, then release button.
KEY OPERATION
Enter Key name is expressed with bold type.
Shift+F1 Plus symbol (+) means to press multiple keys; for example,
Shift+F1 means to press Shift key and F1 key.
Direction key Generic name of →, ←, ↑ and ↓ keys.
OTHER EXPRESSIONS
Memo Gives hints for operation.
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SAFETY PRECATIONS
CAUTION
Items Prevention items Page

Note that the necessary memory capacity and hard disk capacity
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may differ for each PC.
Contact Lens Simulation
Physician can not use report data for lens prescription without
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their personal validation.
Contents of the package
The following are standard accessories. Make sure that all these items are attached (quantity).
Floppy-Disk
Floppy-Disk (1)(1)
RS232C Cable (1)
(D-sub9P-DIN8P)
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Overview ··········································································6

Chapter 2 Setup················································································ 7
2.1 System Requirements ·····················································7

2.2 Installing Color Mapping 32················································8
2.3 Preparation for KR-7000P/ KR-7100P ·····························17
2.4 Preparation for KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA········· ·················22
Chapter 3 Getting Started ································································ 24
3.1 Starting Color Mapping 32 ··············································24

3.2 Color Mapping 32 Components ········································25
3.3 Operating Color Mapping 32 ·············································28
3.4 Exiting Color Mapping 32 ··················································29
Chapter 4 Color Map Report Data ···················································30
4.1 Receiving Color map Report Data ·····································30

4.2 Display Color map Report Data ·········································30
4.3 Patient Registration ···························································31
4.4 Saving Report Data ··························································33
4.5 Color Map Report Window Control ···································34
4.6 Opening Saved Report Data ·············································35
4.7 Viewing Report Data from the Database ····························36
Chapter 5 Option Settings ································································39
5.1 Map Method ···································································39

5.2 Scale Unit ·······································································40
5.3 Map Type ·······································································40
5.4 Overlays ········································································40
5.5 Peripheral ·······································································41
5.6 Others ·············································································41
Chapter 6 Contact Lens Simulation report Data ·······························42
6.1 Display Contact Lens Simulation Report Data ················ 42

6.2 Parameters of the Contact Lens Simulation Report ········· 43
6.3 Handling Each Lens Type ················································44
6.4 Parameter Setting ·····························································45
6.5 Contact Lens Utility ···························································47
Chapter 7 Printing Reports ····························································49
7.1 Print Preview Screen ·················································· 49

7.2 Print Setup Dialog Box ··············································· 50
Chapter 8 Other Features ····························································51
8.1 Hiding Tool Bar and Status Bar ···································51

8.2 Cascade and Tile ························································51
8.3 Select COM Port ·························································51
8.4 Reset COM Port ··························································51
Chapter 1
1.1 Overview
Topcon’s Color Mapping 32 is a 32bit multiple-document report Windows application

running under Microsoft Windows 95/98 and Windows NT .
Color Mapping 32 works with the tri-function Topcon KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/ KR-
8000PA/ KR-8100PA, auto-refractometer, expanded auto-keratometer and placido disk-
based corneal mapping system. The data captured by the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/ KR-
8000PA/ KR-8100PA is transferred to Color Mapping 32 via an RS-232C interface, and
is then reconstructed into corneal topography color map data. The multiple documents
include refractometer data, keratometer data, and a corneal topography color map. To
send refractometer and/or keratometer data to the TOPCON CV Power Supply Unit, the
Color Mapping 32 creates the necessary data for the TOPCON CV Power Supply Unit
and sends it using the second RS-232C port of the PC.
After reconstructing the corneal topography color map data, the multiple document report
may be viewed on the Windows screen or printed on a color printer.
The Color Mapping 32 provides various options for evaluating cornea, such as tangential
/ sagittal map, adjustable / normalized / absolute map, diopter / mm display, overlay
information display, auto-print, contact lens fitting simulation, etc. Default option
parameters may also be set.
An important feature of Color Mapping 32 is that it creates and supports a patient

information database. The database services integrated in the software speeds-up patient
data storage/ retrieval and simplifies data analysis.
If the auto-print option is enabled, Color Mapping 32 prints a multiple-document report

to a color printer automatically using default option parameters when new data is
received from the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/ KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA.
Chapter 2
Setup Color Mapping 32 System
2.1 System Requirements
2.1.1 Hardware Requirements

The following hardware is necessary to run Color Mapping 32:
· 100% IBM PC compatible computer with i-486DX or better

· Minimum 8MB of system memory
· Minimum 1MB of video memory
· 2MB of free disk space at installation
· A color printer supported by Windows
· An available COM port*
· A KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/ KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA to PC interface cable**
* To send the refractometer and/or keratometer data to the TOPCON CV Power Supply
Unit, an additional COM port is needed.
** To send the refractometer and/or keratometer data to the TOPCON CV Power Supply
Unit, the PC to CV Power Supply Unit interface cable is needed.
In the above specifications, the video memory and the system memory may be the most
important hardware for Color Mapping 32. For a computer with 1MB of video memory,
the video mode can be set to 1024x768 256 colors or 640x480 16-million colors.
The faster the computer CPU, the better the performance of Color Mapping 32. In
general, performance of Windows is influenced most by the amount of system memory
and the speed of the hard disk. If the system appears to be running slow, try adding
system memory first. If it still seems slow, upgrade the computer with a faster CPU and
much larger hard disk.
Note that the necessary memory capacity and hard disk capacity
may differ for each PC.
2.1.2 Software Requirement

To run Color Mapping 32, the following software is necessary:
· Microsoft Windows 95/98 or Microsoft Windows NT.

· The video mode of Windows should be set to at least 640x480 x 256 colors.
2.2 Installing Color Mapping 32
2.2.1 Running Setup Program

If the previous version of Color Mapping 32 was installed, uninstalling is always
recommended. See section 2.2.2 for Uninstalling.
Follow the instructions bellow to install Color Mapping 32 for PC with WINDOWS 95:
Quit any applications that are currently running.
If you use the Microsoft Plus! System Agent, right-click the System Agent icon on the
toolbar, and then click Suspend System Agent.
• Insert the floppy disk into your computer’s drive;
1. Click the [Start] button of task bar and click [Run] menu.
2. The [Run] dialog box is displayed. Enter [A:\Setup.exe], insert the floppy disk #1/1
and click the [OK] button.
3. Once the Color Mapping 32 installation program is started, it displays the following
‘Welcome’ dialog box:
Click the ‘Next’ button to continue the installation.
4. In this dialog box, specify the destination where Color Mapping 32 is to be installed. It
is not recommended to change the default destination directory. Click the ‘Next’
button to continue.
5. Specify Disk Name, you will use for the Patient Information Database.
6. Select directory for storage of the color map image files that Patient Database
Records refer to.
7. In this dialog box, click the ‘Finish’ button to finish the installation.
• When the Installation is done click on the shortcut icon to start the
Color Mapping 32.The shortcut icon must be created by the Installation program on
your desktop screen when the installation is completed(see section 3-1)
2.2.2 Removing The Color Mapping 32
1. Click the [Start] button, point to [Settings], and then click [Control Panel].
2. Double-click [Add/Remove Programs].
3. Click the [Install/Uninstall] tab, click [KRP32], and then click [Add/Remove].
4. The following dialog box will appear in order to make sure you are uninstalling the
Color Mapping 32 program. Click ‘Yes’ button to start the uninstalling.
5. In this dialog box, click the ‘OK’ button to finish the uninstalling.
2.2.3 Port Setting
If it is necessary to select the communication port for the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/ KR-
8000PA/ KR-8100PA, choose ‘Select Com Port for KR’ in the [Port] menu to get the
Select COM Port dialog box. (Figure 2-1) To change the COM port number, select
COM# (# is number of communication port) and click the ‘OK’ switch. The selected
communication port will be initialized automatically. If None was selected, Color
Mapping 32 displays only saved data.
Figure 2-1 KR port selection Dialog Box
If it is necessary to select the communication port for the CV Power Supply Unit, choose
‘Select Com Port for CV’ in the [Port] menu to get the Select COM Port dialog box.
(Figure 2-2) To change the COM port number, select COM# and click the ‘OK’ switch.
If None was selected, Color Mapping 32 does not send data to the TOPCON CV Power
Supply Unit. Information about the old and new formats can be found in the TOPCON
CV Power Supply Unit documentation.
Figure 2-2 CV port selection Dialog Box
2.2.4 Communication Format Setting
Software supports data communication with two types of instruments:
• KR7000P
• KR8000PA/ KR-8100PA
To receive measurements the type of connected instrument must be selected:
1. Select pull-down Port Menu by clicking on the Port button on the Menu Bar .
2. Set the instrument type by selecting appropriate option KR7000P/KR8000P from
the Select Instrument pull-down menu.
Note: The previous setting is indicated with the check mark next to the instrument type
in the Select Instrument pull-down menu.
2.3 Preparation for KR-7000P/ KR-7100P
2.3.1 Setting Up KR-7000P/ KR-7100P

Make sure the following settings of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P are correctly configured:
RS232C FORM EXT

BAUD-RATE 9600
To change settings of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P:

1. Turn on the power switch of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P while pressing the
CONTACT / GLASSES switch. The initial setting screen appears on the screen.
2. Release the CONTACT / GLASSES switch.
INITIAL SET
NUMBER SET
PRINT OUT
ONLINE
PLACIDO SET
Figure 2-3 Initial Setting Screen
3. Bring the cursor to ONLINE by pressing the measuring switch.

4. Press the PRINT switch. The on-line screen appears on the screen.
CL INPUT NO
RS232C FORM EXT
BAUD-RATE 9600
RS232C OUT TYPE REF
RS232C KRT
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NEXT
Figure 2-4 Online Setting Screen
5. Bring the cursor to RS-232C FORM by pressing the measuring switch.
6. Bring the cursor to RS-232C FORM to EXT by pressing the PRINT switch. The
BAUD-RATE will be set to 9600 automatically.
7. Bring the cursor to NEXT by pressing the measuring switch.
8. Press the PRINT switch.
9. Bring the cursor to END by pressing the measuring switch.
10. Press the PRINT switch. END OK? appears on the screen.
11. Press the PRINT switch. SETTING MENU DATA will be printed out, and the
measurement screen will appear.
SETTING MENU DATA
VD 12.00
STEP 0.25
…………………………………
………… ……
RS232C FORM EXT
BAUD-RATE 9600
…… ……
…… ……
LIGHTING RING
TOPCON
Figure 2-5 Printout Setting Data
12. Please make sure settings of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P are correctly configured:
“RS232C:EXT” and “BAUD-RATE:9600” on printout.
2.3.2 Cable Connection
For a KR-7000P/ KR-7100P to PC interface cable:
(A round connector (DIN 8P) on one end and a DB9 D-SUB connector on the other
end.)
To connect the interface cable between the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P and the PC:
1. Turn off the power switch of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P and the PC.
2. Align the round cable connector(DIN 8P) with the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P’s OUT
port of DATA TERMINAL and press the round cable connector into the port.
3. Connect the other connector (DB9) to the PC COM port where you chose COM # in
the ‘Color Mapping 32’.
2.3.3 Calibration Data Registration
Before transferring the calibration data of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P to the PC, it is
necessary to run the Color Mapping 32 program. When starting the software, the
message, ‘NO Calibration data’ may appear until the calibration data has been transferred
from the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P.
Figure 2-6 No calibration data message box
Please click the ‘OK’ button to prepare to receive data from the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P.
If the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P unit is replaced, it is necessary to transfer the new unit’s
calibration data to the Color Mapping 32 in order to update the registered calibration
data. In this case, the message in Figure 2-6 may not appear, because the old calibration
data is already registered.
2.3.3.1 Calibration Data Transfer Procedure
The following steps are required for the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P to transfer the calibration
data:
Dip switch 7 & 8 ON ( 1 - 6 OFF ) position
Rotary switch position 7
Figure 2-7 Switches Condition(Calibration Data Registration)
Turn on the power switch of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P,

(a ‘PLACIDO CHECK’ message will appear)..
Press the measurement switch once to enter the submenu.
Press the print switch and move the cursor to ‘5:CALIB DATA OUT’.
Press the measurement switch. The KR-7000P/ KR-7100P will send the calibration
data to the PC.
Turn off the power switch of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P
2.3.4 KR-7000P/ KR-7100P Measurement mode Setting
In order to transfer measurement data to the PC, please make sure Dip switches and
Rotary switch are in the following positions:
Dip switch 7 position OFF

Dip switch 8 position ON
Rotary switch position 0
Figure 2-8 Switches Condition(Measurement Mode)
Turn on the power switch of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P.
After measuring the patient’s eyes, press the ‘graphic print switch’ on the KR-7000P/
KR-7100P to transfer the necessary data to the PC.
Memo:
-If MAPPING PRT on the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P is set for PRINT, you may also use
the ‘print switch’ to send data.
-If a printout from the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P is not necessary, lift the paper retainer
lever.
-Usually, registering calibration data needs to be done only once. However, when the
KR-7000P/ KR-7100P unit is replaced or returned from repair, it is necessary to
transfer the new calibration data to the Color Mapping 32 in order to update the
registered calibration data.
-When a KR-7000P/ KR-7100P keeps displaying the “WAITING DIPSW8” message
for a long time, please make sure the Dip switch 8 is ON.
-When a KR-7000P/ KR-7100P keeps displaying the “CALIBRATING” message for
a long time, please check the interface cable connection.
-When a Color Mapping 32 displays error messages such as “CEbreak”, “CEerror”,
etc, please check the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P settings are “RS232C FORM EXT”,
“BAUD RATE 9600”.
2.4 Preparation for KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA
2.4.1 Cable Connection

For a KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA to PC interface cable:
(A round connector (DIN 8P) on one end and a DB9 D-SUB connector on the other end.)
To connect the interface cable between the KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA and the PC:
1. Turn off the power switch of the KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA and the PC.
2. Align the round cable connector(DIN 8P) with the KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA’s OUT
port of DATA TERMINAL and press the round cable connector into the port.
3. Connect the other side connector ( DB9 ) to the PC COM port where you chose COM
# in the ‘Color Mapping 32’.
2.4.2 Calibration Data Registration
1. While pressing MENU SWITCH of the control panel, press on the POWER
SWITCH.
2. Continue to hold the MENU SWITCH till the buzzer sounds, the POWER lamp
lights and the initial menu screen is displayed.
3. On the “INITIAL MENU SCREEN”, select “PLACIDO SET” and get the
“PLACIDO SET SCREEN”.
Figure 2-9 Placido Set Screen
4. Press the MEASUREMENT SWITCH and bring the cursor to “PC S/W SETUP”.
5. Press the PRINT SWITCH. Calibration data is transferred automatically and setup of
Color Mapping 32 is done.
Note: Make sure, that Color Mapping 32 is ready for data receiving before pressing “PRINT
SWITCH”. It means, COM port is selected and Communication Format is set to KR-8000PA/ KR-
8100PA, section 2.2.3 - 2.2.4.
2.4.3 KR-8000PA / KR-8100PA Measurement mode Setting
In order to transfer measurement data to the PC, Setting for RS232C output.
1. Press the MENU SWITCH of control panel and get the “SETTING MENU
SCREEN”.
2. Press the MEASUREMENT SWITCH to highlight “RS232C”.
3. Press the PRINT SWITCH and highlight “YES” for RS232C output.
Figure 2-10 SETTING MENU Screen
Chapter 3
Getting Started
3.1 Starting Color Mapping 32
To start Color Mapping 32 click on the shortcut icon labeled KRP32

(Figure 3-1) in your Desktop Window.
KRP32
Figure 3-1 Shortcut Icon
3.2 Color Mapping 32 Components
Color Mapping 32 Window
The Color Mapping 32 window consists of several elements such as the title bar, the
menu bar, the tool bar and the status bar. The title bar is located at the top of the window.
The menu bar is just below the title bar, and the tool bar below that. The status bar is
located at the bottom of the window.
Figure 3-2 Color Mapping 32 Window
Color maps are displayed in windows referred to here as ‘Report Windows’. A report
window is created when a Color Map file is opened and is removed when the file is
closed. The Color Mapping 32 window is maximally sized on start up to make room for
report windows to be as large as possible. It is possible to make the window smaller,
however, the report windows can never be larger than the Color Mapping 32 window.
Title Bar The title bar is used to show the report currently displayed.
Menu Bar The menu bar consists of several items. By clicking these items,
the pull-down menu related to the item will be opened. By
choosing an item in a pull-down menu, you can call the function
assigned to the item.
[File] Open...
Close*
Close All*
Save*
Save As*
Open from Database
Save to Database*
Print...*
Print Preview*
Print Setup...
Exit
[Patient] Select Patient
Register Patient
Deleted Patient
* Item in the [Patient] menu is enabled only if the
Patient Registration Database is not empty
[View] Toolbar
Status Bar
[Port] Select Com Port for KR

Select Com Port for CV
Reset Port
Select Instrument***
KR7000P ( KR-7000P/ KR-7100P )
KR8000P ( KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA )
[Utility] Map Options*

Call Map*
Color Map*
Contact Lens Fitting [OD(Right)]*
Contact Lens Fitting [OS(Left)]*
Contact Lens Utility
Delete Data from Database
Date Format Settings
Change Parameters**
Pan & Tilt**
Profile Graph**
Isometric Graph**
[Window]* Cascade
Tile
[Help] About Color Mapping 32...
Note: * Items in the Menu Bar or in the each pull-down menu are available
only, when the Color Map Report is displayed.
** Items in the Menu Bar or in the each pull-down menu are available
only, when the Contact Lens Fitting Report is displayed.
*** Items in the Menu Bar or in the pull-down menu are available
only, when there is no document (report) in the main frame window.
Tool Bar The tool bar provides quick access to items in pull-down menus of
the menu bar. By clicking an icon on the tool bar, the function
assigned to the icon is directly called.
Open Icon Open .. [File]
Save Icon Save.. [File]
Save to DB Save to the Database [Utility]
Open from DB Retrieve from the Database[Utility]
Map Options Map Options Settings * [Utility]
Color Map/Contact Lens Color /Simulation Maps* [Utility]
Pan & Tilt Icon Contact Lens Fitting** [Utility]
Printer Icon Print [File]
Info Icon About Color Mapping 32[Help]
Note: * Items in the Menu Bar or in the each pull-down menu are
available only, when the Color Map Report is displayed.
** Items in the Menu Bar or in the each pull-down menu are
available only, when the Contact Lens Fitting Report is displayed.
Status Bar The status bar shows the status of Color Mapping 32.
Report Window When a report is displayed on the screen, a new window for the
report is created in the Color Mapping 32 window. Although two
or more report windows may be open simultaneously, only one
may be active. Most functions work on the report in the active
report window. Each report window has the title on the top to
show identification information of the report.
3.3 Operating Color Mapping 32

Once Color Mapping 32 is started, the communication port will be initialized
automatically and ready to receive transfer data from the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/KR-
8000PA/KR-8100PA. When the data is received, the corneal topography mapping data is
reconstructed, and a new report window is created automatically. Use the menu icons on
the tool bar as a short cut for some menu items. A menu item or a menu icon displayed
in gray means that the item or the icon is not available at that time. If the port for the
TOPCON CV Power Supply Unit has been set, the Color Mapping 32 creates the
necessary data using the specified data format and sends it to the TOPCON CV Power
Supply Unit.
To display reports, choose ‘Open...’ from the [File] menu. Color Mapping 32 will
display a dialog box to get necessary information. Type or select items in the dialog box,
then click ‘OK’ to continue. To apply any options to the displayed report, choose
‘Option Setting’ from the [Utility] menu. The Color Mapping 32 will display the option
setting dialog box to change option parameters. Change parameters in the dialog box,
then click ‘OK’ to continue. The changed parameters will be immediately applied to the
report. To get contact lens simulation report window, choose ‘Contact Lens Fitting’ from
the [Utility] menu. The Color Mapping 32 will display the Contact Lens Parameter
setting dialog box to set for perform the contact lens fitting simulation.
To print a report, choose ‘Print...’ from the [File] menu. Color Mapping 32 will send the
report information to the printer. If the ‘Auto Print’ check box in the option setting
dialog box has been checked, the color map report information will be sent automatically
as soon as the program reconstructs the new report using the data transferred from the
KR-7000P/ KR-7100P/KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA.
3.4 Exiting Color Mapping 32
To exit Color Mapping 32, choose ‘Exit’ from the [File] menu. Upon exit, the program
closes all report windows and releases resources. Before exiting, save any important new
reports that were created during the session, or they will be lost. The program does not
prompt to save new reports when exiting.
Chapter 4
Color map Report Data

4.1 Receiving Color map Report data
To receive measured data from the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P / KR-8000PA / KR-8100PA,
press the graphic print switch on the instrument. After receiving data, Color Mapping 32
reconstructs the corneal structure data.
4.2 Display Color map Report data

Using the transferred report data, Color Mapping 32 creates a new color map report
window. This report window consists of < Ref Data > , < Kerato Data >, < Peripheral
Data > , and the color map reports.
Figure 4-1 Color map report display
4.3 Patient Registration
The patient registration service allows the user to create a database of records with
patient information on an available storage media.
There are two alternatives to access the Patient Registration dialog box:
• By selecting the Patient item from the Menu Bar;
• By selecting Save to Database from the File pull-down menu (see Section 4.4)
To register a patient using the Menu Bar:

• Select the Patient item from the Menu Bar;
• Select Patient Register item from Patient menu to open the Patient Register
dialog box (Figure 4-1);
• Fill in the dialog box form, click on Register button to create patient record in the
Database;
Figure 4-2 Register Patient Dialog Box
To retrieve and update patient information from the Database:

• Select Patient item in the Menu Bar;
• Click on the Select Patient item from Patient menu to open Select Patient dialog
box
(Figure 4-3);
• Enter a search key in ID. Code and/or Last Name lines of the dialog box:
• Click the Information button to retrieve a patient record in the Patient
Information dialog box. To store modified record click the Update
button.
• Click the OK button to retrieve a color map report image associated with
the entered search key;
Figure 4-3 Select Patient Dialog Box
To delete a record with patient information from the Database:
• Select Patient item in the Menu Bar.

• Select Delete Patient item from Patient menu.
• Select a record from the list and press the Delete button on the dialog box;
Figure 4-4 Delete Patient Dialog Box
4.4 Saving Report Data
Color Mapping 32 support two types of report data storage:
• Saving report data as a regular file with extension *.krp/*.kp8 for data received
from KR-7000P/ KR-7100P / KR-8000PA / KR-8100PA instrument on any
available storage media.
• Saving report data as a database file in database disk area allocated on available
archive media. Patient information registration records and associated Color
Mapping 32 reports are stored in the created archive.
To save a document as a regular file from the Color Mapping 32 Report Window:
• Select the File item in the Menu Bar.
• Select the Save As... item.
(Do not change extension ‘.krp or .kp8’)
Figure 4-5 Save Report Dialog Box
When saving the report data as a file, Color Mapping 32 attaches the calibration data to
the file. This means that even if the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P / KR-8000PA / KR-8100PA
unit is replaced, the saved report data file may still be used in the new configuration.
To save a document to the database file from the Color Mapping 32 Report Window:
• Select the File item in the Menu Bar.
• Select Save to Database item to open Register Patient Dialog Box (see Section
3.2).
• Fill patient registration form in the dialog box.
• Click OK to open Save Data dialog box (Figure 4-6).
• Fill dialog box form, Click OK to save the report.
Figure 4-6 Save Data Dialog Box
4.5 Color Map Report Window Control

Closing Color Map Report Window
To close a report window, make the window active, then choose ‘Close’ from the [File]
menu or use the system menu of the report window. Alternatively, access the system
menu of the window by clicking the square at the upper left corner, the left end of the
title of the window.
Putting Color Map Report Window on Top
Many report windows can be opened simultaneously. The number of report windows
one can open is only limited by the amount of system memory. The report window
opened last is displayed on top. To place a different report window on top, click
anywhere on that report window using the left mouse button.
To enable this service:
• Click on Open from DB icon in the Tool Bar to display the Select Data dialog
box.
• Select data (see Section 4.6) to bring up a color map report data from the
database.
• Select a measurement point by moving the mouse on the image map and clicking
the left button. Measurements associated with position of cross-hair marker on the
color image will be displayed at the left top corner of the Color Map Report
Window
4.6 Opening Saved Report Data

To open a saved report data file, choose ‘Open...’ from the [File] menu, or click the open
icon on the tool bar. The following dialog box will be displayed to select the saved
report file:
Figure 4-7 Open Report Dialog Box
After choosing a report file and clicking ‘OK’, the dialog box will be hidden, and the
selected report will be displayed in a new report window.
The above dialog box can be displayed anytime by choosing ‘Open...’ in the [File] menu
or by clicking the open file icon on the tool bar.
4.7 Viewing Report Data from the Database
Report data saved on the database disk as archive can be retrieved in the following
formats:
• Single map is a view of one image with associated measurements and patient data
(Figure 4-9). Selection of more then one file from the Record List Box (Figure 4-8)
list disables the OK button of the Select Data dialog box.
• Multi map image is a side by side view of several images with associated
measurements and patient data (Figure 4-9). Patient records may be selected for the
same eye as well as for different eyes from the database Record List Box. Selection
of more records then the map can display disables the OK button of the Select Data
dialog box (Figure 4-8);
• Difference Map view is a color presentation of the difference between two images
retrieved from database with associated measurement difference display box
(Figure 4-10). The compared images are also presented side by side on the map.
Selecting records of different eyes from the Select Data dialog box disables the OK
button.
To retrieve Color Mapping 32 report image from the Database:
• Select the Open from DB icon from the Tool Bar or click Open from Database
on the File pull-down menu (see Section 3.2). The Select Data dialog box (Figure
4-8) will be displayed on the screen
• Use the scroll list or press the Select Patient button to enter a search key;
• Click the OK button to retrieve the Color Mapping 32 report from the database
Figure 4-8 Select Data Dialog Box
Multi Map View
Map view displays running measurements associated with the position of the cursor on
the selected color map image. Measurements display in the bottom right corner of each
image box (Figure 4-9) and contains of following information:
PWR Power in diopters at the cursor position;
RAD Radius of curvature at the cursor position
DIST Distance of cursor from the center of the grid in mm
AXIS Angle of the axis connecting the cursor with the center
of the grid in degrees(0-360);
To enable Multi Map View:
• Click the Open from DB icon in the Tool Bar to bring up Select Data dialog box;
• Select one of the Multi Map options from the Select Map box of the Select Data
dialog box to bring up a Multi Map report data from the database;
• Select measurement point by moving the mouse on the image map and clicking
the left button. Measurements associated with the position of cross-hair marker on
the color image will be displayed
Figure 4-9 Multi Images Map View
Difference Map View
Map view displays running measurements associated with position of the cursor on the
selected color map image. Measurements display in the bottom right corner of each
comparing image box (Figure 4-10). It contains the same information type that the
images on the Multi Map View along with the difference between the two. The following
measurement information is provided:
PWR Power measurements of each map and the difference of the two.
RAD Radius of curvature for each map and the difference of the two (mm).
DIST Distance from the center of the grid for each map in mm.
The difference map reports the distance of the first image in mm.
AXIS Angle of the axis connecting the cursor with the center of the grid in
degrees (0-360) for each map. The difference map reports the distance of the first
image.
To enable Difference Map View follow the steps from the paragraph Multiple Map View
for Difference Map selection in the Select Map box of Select Data dialog box (Figure 4-
8).
Figure 4-10 Difference Image View
Chapter 5
Option Settings
When a color map report is open, the options may be changed for that report. To get the
option dialog box menu, choose ‘Map Options’ from the [Utility] menu, or click the
option icon on the tool bar. The following dialog box will be displayed to change
options:
Figure 5-1 Option Setting Dialog Box
5.1 Map Method

Sagittal: This power is based on the normal distance from the cornea to the
refractive axis (also known as Axial Power).
Tangential: This power is based on the surface radius for each data point (also known
as Instantaneous Power).
5.2 Scale Unit

Diopter: Displayed color map based on Diopter power scale.
mm: Displayed color map based on mm power scale.
5.3 Map Type

Adjustable: Use the color map center and step values to adjust the color levels. By
using appropriate values, more detail can be seen in the map. (The center
value will appear as the bottom of the eleventh color.)
Normalized: Minimum and Maximum levels of the data are used for limits of the color
map. Thus, data will stretch over entire map. In cases of extreme data
range, the top 1% and bottom 1% are excluded.
Absolute: Standard scale ranging from 35.5D to 52D with a step size of 0.5D, or
6.0mm to 9.3mm with a step size of 0.1mm. 33 different levels are used
for this map by 22 colors.
5.4 Overlays
Cross Scale: X and Y axis overlay
Angle Scale: Displays angle measurement around the color maps.
mm Grid Scale: Overlay of a 1 mm grid
Kerato Axis:
None:
No Kerato Axis displayed.
Kerato Axis:
Kerato Axis displayed based on the Keratometer axis.
Sim-K Axis:
Shows the keratometric circle (radius 1.5mm) along with the strongest axis
(as a black line) and weakest axis (as a gray line).
5.5 Peripheral
When measuring a patient eye with 5 point peripheral measurement, this switch becomes
available along with peripheral display options:
Figure 5-2 Peripheral Point 5 Option Dialog Box
Display Point 5 Map If this box is checked, the peripheral data will be displayed as a 15
degree step map. If this box is unchecked, the peripheral data will be
displayed as numeric data.
Eccentricity Options
No E Value: No eccentricity data displayed.
Meridian E Value: Meridian eccentricity data displayed. (2 directions)
Semi meridian E Value: Semi-meridian eccentricity data displayed. (4 directions)
5.6 Others
Initial Display Top: If this box is checked, the top of the new report window will be
displayed. If this box is not checked, the bottom (Color Map) of the new
report window will be displayed.
Save Settings: If this box is checked, and the ‘OK’ button is clicked, Color Mapping 32
saves and uses these settings as the defaults for new reports.
Auto Print: If this box is checked, data will automatically be sent to the printer (using
default option settings) as soon as the Color Mapping 32 receives and
reconstructs the color map structure.
Chapter 6
Contact Lens Simulation Report Data

6.1 Display Contact Lens Simulation Report Data
To get a Contact Lens Simulation Report data when a Color map Report window is
activated, choose ‘Contact Lens Fitting’ from the [Utility] ‘Call Map’ menu, or click the
Contact Lens Icon on the tool bar. When the Contact Lens Icon was clicked and a Color
map Report has data for both eyes, the following ‘Select Processing Eye’ dialog box will
be displayed.
Figure 6-1 Select processing Eye Dialog Box
After selecting the processing eye, The contact lens simulation parameter setting dialog
box will appear.
Figure 6-2 Parameter Settings
After any changes, click ‘OK’ to display the contact lens simulation report. Please refer
the Parameter Setting dialog box later in this chapter.
Figure 6-3 Contact lens simulation report display
Contact Lens Simulation

Physician can not use report data for lens prescription without
their personal validation.
6.2 Parameters of the Contact Lens simulation report
Abbreviations for the Contact Lens simulation report:

BC Base curve (mm)
BC2 Base curve 2 for toric lens (mm) BC must be greater then BC2
E1 Eccentricity of aspheric lens
TD Total diameter of a lens (mm)
OZ Optic zone (mm) (which affects the optical function of a lens)
SC Secondary curve (mm)
SCW Secondary curve width (mm)
E2 Eccentricity for secondary curve
PC Peripheral curve (mm)
PCW Peripheral curve width (mm)
PC2 Peripheral curve 2 for toric lens (mm) PC must be greater than PC2
AEL Axial edge lift (mm)
VD Vertex distance of spectacles (mm)
PWR Power of the contact lens to correct refraction spherical data (Diopter)
PanH amount of horizontal lens lag from the corneal center (mm)
PanV amount of vertical lens lag from the corneal center (mm)
TilH Horizontal lens tilt angle (Degree)
TilV Vertical tilt angle (Degree)
For a three curve contact lens, BC, TD, OZ, SC, SCW, PC, and PCW are necessary. For
a two curve contact lens, SC and SCW, or PC and PCW may be omitted. Either SC or PC
can be ignored if their width field (SCW or PCW) is zero.
6.3 Handling Each Lens Type
Lens types can be set in the parameter setting dialog box.

RGP For a RGP lenses, a total of three curves including a base curve (BC), a
secondary curve (SC), and a peripheral curve (PC), are available.
Alternatives (i.e. BC+SC only, or BC+PC only) are also available.
TORIC When a TORIC lens type has been selected, the BC2 and PC2 data fields
will be activated. There are basic curve 2 and peripheral curve2,
respectively. Listed below are two available lens structures in the TORIC
lens type.
BC (toric) + SC (spheric) + PC (spheric)
BC (toric) + PC (toric)
If the PC value is same as the PC2 value, the contact lens simulation
function assumes the lens has spherical peripheral curves. In this case, the
SC, and SCW fields will be activated. However, if PC differs from PC2,
since this is a toric peripheral, the SC and SCW fields become disabled.
ASPHERIC When an ASPHERIC lens type has been selected, the E1 and E2 fields
will be activated. The meanings of these fields are eccentricity 1 and 2
respectively. These values are calculated from the corneal topography,
and initially, the two values are the same. One or both of them may be
changed according to the manufacture’s lens specification. For a spherical
secondary curve, set E2 equal to 0 to make it represent a spherical
secondary curve. Use the two lens structure as follows:
BC (aspheric) + SC (aspheric) + PC (spheric)
BC (aspheric) + SC (spheric) + PC (spheric)
In both cases, PC can be omitted when PCW is zero.
SOFT Most SOFT lenses have one BC and One PC, so secondary curve fields
are disabled. The fluorescein simulation is not available for soft lenses.
PMMA For a PMMA lens type, the software treats the lens structure in the same
way as a RGP lens.
6.4 Parameter Setting
When a contact lens simulation report is open or the ‘Contact Lens Fitting’ function from
a color map report has been called for the first time, the parameters may be changed for
that report. To get the parameter setting dialog box menu, choose ‘Change Parameters’
from the [Utility] menu, or click the parameter icon on the tool bar. The following dialog
box will be displayed to change parameters. (‘Select Data Set’ item will be appeared only
when some contact lens data were registered – See Section 6.5):
Figure 6-4 Parameter Setting dialog box
Lens Type
Please refer to section ‘6.3 Handling each lens type’.
Map Type
Absolute map type connects tear layer thickness to an actual fluorescent color.
Normalized map type assigns colors to express the entire thickness range.
Overlays
Is the same as the color map reports overlays.
Reference BC
Parameter helps to find a base curve that meets a certain apical clearance demand. The
software finds the radius of curvature of a sphere, which is defined by three points.
These points are the center of the lens with a certain apical clearance, and two optic zone
end points which touch the cornea.
Sagittal Vault
If the sagittal vault value is supposed to be a certain value, input that value. An
appropriate TD value will be calculated for this sagittal vault.
Axial Edge Lift

The required AEL (Axial Edge Lift) value is specified, the software finds the
appropriate PC value.
Graph Setting: Profile Graph

The tear layer thickness profile graph is displayed at the specified angle value.
Graph Setting: Isometric Graph

The circular tear layer variation graph is displayed at the specified radius value.
Select Data Set

The pull down scroll list appears when more then one contact lens data sets have been
registered. The software will set the parameters based on the selected contact lens data
set.
6.5 Contact Lens Utility
To get the contact lens utility dialog box menu, choose ‘Contact Lens Utility’ from the
[Utility] menu. The following dialog box will be displayed to set the default and register
the contact lens parameters sets. The number of the registered contact lens sets is up to
10.
Figure 6-5 Contact Lens Utility dialog box
Available setting parameters for the default and register contact lens sets are shown
below.
Contact Lens Parameters Default Setting
When you have a commonly used contact lens specification, you may define these
parameters. Definable parameters are “Lens Type”, “Map Type”, “Total Diameter of the
contact lens”, “Optical Zone of the contact lens”, “Vertex Distance”, and “Overlays for
the simulation report”. If you have registered some manufacture’s contact lens data sets,
a “Select Data Set” pull-down list will appear.
Figure 6-6 Contact Lens Parameters Default Setting dialog box
Contact Lens Data Register
It is possible to register some contact lens model parameters sets using the ‘Contact Lens
Data Register function. You may register up to 10 contact lens model parameter sets.
Figure 6-7 Contact Lens Data Register dialog box
Chapter 7
Printing Reports
Color Mapping 32 allows printing of reports displayed on the screen using a Windows
printer. There are 3 menu items related to the print operation in the [File] menu.
· Print... Make a print of the active report window.

· Print preview Preview print on the screen.
· Print setup... Set up the Windows printer.
7.1 Print Preview Screen

To check how the report will be printed before making a print, choose ‘Print preview’
from the [File] menu.
Figure 7-1 Print Preview Screen
7.2 Print Setup Dialog Box
The ‘Print Setup’ dialog box is used for changing the printer or paper to be used.
Figure 7-2 Print Setup Dialog Box
Chapter 8
Other Features
8.1 Hiding Tool Bar and Status Bar
It is possible to hide the tool bar and status bar to make more space in the Color Mapping
32 window. To hide the tool bar, choose ‘Toolbar’ in the [View] menu. The check mark
in front of ‘Toolbar’ in the pull-down menu will be erased, and the tool bar will
disappear. To hide the status bar, choose ‘Status Bar’ in the [View] menu. The check
mark at the head of ‘Status Bar’ in the pull-down menu will be erased, and the status bar
will disappear. To display these bars again, choose the same menu item, ‘Toolbar’ or
‘Status Bar’ in the [View] menu again. These menu items work as a toggle to hide and
show the bars.
8.2 Cascade and Tile
Arrange report windows by choosing ‘Cascade’ or ‘Tile’ in the [Window] menu.

‘Cascade’ arranges all report windows in an overlapping pattern. ‘Tile’ arranges all
report windows in a tile pattern.
8.3 Select COM Port

See Section 2.2.3 Port Setting.
8.4 Reset COM Port

If the communication is disrupted during the report data transfer from the KR-7000P/
KR-7100P/ KR-8000PA/ KR-8100PA to Color Mapping 32, choosing ‘Reset Port’ in the
[Port] menu can reset the communication port. Color Mapping 32 re-initializes the
communication port.
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Contents of the package

Chapter 1 Overview ··········································································6

2.1 System Requirements ·····················································7

Chapter 3 Getting Started ································································ 24

3.1 Starting Color Mapping 32 ··············································24

Chapter 4 Color Map Report Data ···················································30

4.1 Receiving Color map Report Data ·····································30

Chapter 5 Option Settings ································································39

5.1 Map Method ···································································39

Chapter 6 Contact Lens Simulation report Data ·······························42

6.1 Display Contact Lens Simulation Report Data ················ 42

7.1 Print Preview Screen ·················································· 49

Chapter 8 Other Features ····························································51

8.1 Hiding Tool Bar and Status Bar ···································51

Topcon’s Color Mapping 32 is a 32bit multiple-document report Windows application

An important feature of Color Mapping 32 is that it creates and supports a patient

If the auto-print option is enabled, Color Mapping 32 prints a multiple-document report

Setup Color Mapping 32 System

2.1 System Requirements

2.1.1 Hardware Requirements

· 100% IBM PC compatible computer with i-486DX or better

2.1.2 Software Requirement

· Microsoft Windows 95/98 or Microsoft Windows NT.

2.2.1 Running Setup Program

• Insert the floppy disk into your computer’s drive;

Click the ‘Next’ button to continue the installation.

2.2.2 Removing The Color Mapping 32

Figure 2-1 KR port selection Dialog Box

Figure 2-2 CV port selection Dialog Box

2.3 Preparation for KR-7000P/ KR-7100P

2.3.1 Setting Up KR-7000P/ KR-7100P

RS232C FORM EXT

To change settings of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P:

Figure 2-3 Initial Setting Screen

3. Bring the cursor to ONLINE by pressing the measuring switch.

5. Bring the cursor to RS-232C FORM by pressing the measuring switch.

7. Bring the cursor to NEXT by pressing the measuring switch.

8. Press the PRINT switch.

9. Bring the cursor to END by pressing the measuring switch.

SETTING MENU DATA

Figure 2-5 Printout Setting Data

2.3.2 Cable Connection

2.3.3 Calibration Data Registration

Figure 2-6 No calibration data message box

Figure 2-7 Switches Condition(Calibration Data Registration)

Turn on the power switch of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P,

2.3.4 KR-7000P/ KR-7100P Measurement mode Setting

Dip switch 7 position OFF

Turn on the power switch of the KR-7000P/ KR-7100P.

2.4.1 Cable Connection

2.4.2 Calibration Data Registration

Figure 2-9 Placido Set Screen

2.4.3 KR-8000PA / KR-8100PA Measurement mode Setting

2. Press the MEASUREMENT SWITCH to highlight “RS232C”.

Figure 2-10 SETTING MENU Screen

3.1 Starting Color Mapping 32

To start Color Mapping 32 click on the shortcut icon labeled KRP32

Figure 3-2 Color Mapping 32 Window