Anamaloscope, Color Vision Test
SKU : 466600
Oculus Anomaloscope
SKU : 466600
The Heidelberg Multi-Color (HMC) Anomaloscope is a microprocessor controlled device for precision diagnosis of Color Vision, in the red/green (Rayleigh equation) and in the blue/green area (Moreland equation) with integrated automatic neutral adaptation.
The Heidelberg Multi-Color (HMC) Anomaloscope is a microprocessor controlled device for precision diagnosis of Color Vision, in the red/green (Rayleigh equation) and in the blue/green are (Moreland equation) with integrated automatic neutral adaptation. The unit is normally controlled using the MS-Windows® based software and cable from a PC or laptop. Cable is included. The software provides capability for data analysis and display.
Key features:
Meets requirements of Nagel and DIN-Norm 6160
Supports driver testing
Adjustable automatic neutral adaptation (standard “C” lighting)
Standard test field of 2°
Based on additive mixing of colors
Good ergonomic design
Technical data:
115 or 230 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz, 30 VA
Weighs approx 13 lbs (5.5 kg)
+/- 6 D diopter compensation
CE Approval
Computer Requirements:
Pentium 2 or newer
Windows XP (not Vista)
Iinterface cable is an RS-232 9 pin (RS 232 / V24, Dub D-jack, 9-pole) serial port. Not USB (Serial ports like this are common on desktop boxes, however, most portables only come with USB ports. You can use a Serial to USB converter and Oculus will support the user.)
| Brands | Oculus |
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| Key features: |
| Meets requirements of Nagel and DIN-Norm 6160 |
| Supports driver testing |
| Adjustable automatic neutral adaptation (standard “C” lighting) |
| Standard test field of 2° |
| Based on additive mixing of colors |
| Good ergonomic design |
| Technical data: |
| 115 or 230 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz, 30 VA |
| Weighs approx 13 lbs (5.5 kg) |
| +/- 6 D diopter compensation |
| CE Approval |
