Manufacturers description:

Field of view angle – 45 ° (30 ° for O3.7 mm);

pupil diameter – at least 3.7 mm;

diopter compensation – without corrective lenses – -13D to + 12D;

with negative corrective lenses – from -12 diopters to -33 diopters;

with positive corrective lenses – +9 diopters to +40 diopters;

fixation of the patient’s gaze – central region – 1 mark;

nasal area – 2 marks;

temporal region – 2 marks;

image quality – CCD 3.15 million pixels;

data storage – JPEG, TIFF;

monitor – color LCD display 5.6“;

emphasis for a chin – vertical movement of 60 mm;

fixation target – optional (green LED);

image recording – CompactFlash™ card (32 MB);

interface – USB 2.0, RGB;

power consumption – 80 VA;

power supply – ~ 100V-240V; 50/60 Hz;

dimensions – 272 mm (W) x 505 mm (D) x 560 mm (H);

weight – 24 kg.

• resolution is 33% higher;
• the resolution of the CCD matrix was increased from 2.3 to 3.1 Mega pixels, which provides an excellent detailed examination of the fundus for any type of diagnosis: from glaucoma analysis to determining the degree of development of diabetic retinopathy;
• the possibility of research with a small pupil diameter;
• provides high quality even when viewed through the pupil less than 3.7 mm;
• low flash intensity;
• the new CCD (3.1 Mega pixels) provides excellent results, even at low flash intensities;
• automatic exposure;
• the new AE (Auto Exposure) function helps to automatically set the required exposure to obtain a well-lit image;
• wide field of view TRC-NW200 uses one central mark for fixing the gaze, two nasal marks and two temporal marks, which allows a wide-angle examination of the fundus;
• 5.6 ″ color LCD display allows the operator to observe several images at once in real time;
• The TRC-NW200 has a convenient CompactFlash ™ card and USB port, for quickly and easily transferring images to a personal computer. TRC-NW200 works with the new IMAGEnet EZ Lite™ software, which enables efficient data processing.