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EyeQue VisionCheck EQ102 Product Manual

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  • Page 1 ophthalmic refractometer Product Manual Model: EQ102...
  • Page 2 VisionCheck Device Eyepiece Test Buttons Move lines closer Move lines farther Next/Rotate lines Other Power Micro USB charging port Hooks for elastic band...

  • Page 3: Technical Specifications

    Technical specifications Spherical power -10 to +8 D (0.25 D steps) Cylindrical power 0 D to -5D (0.25 D steps) Astigmatic axis 0° to 180° (1° steps) Minimum pupil diameter 2 mm Dimensions 92mm X 50mm X 35mm Light source Smartphone Display (eye safe) Operational Condition 0 to 40 degrees C (32 to 104...
  • Page 4 The EyeQue VisionCheck is a self-administered refraction measurement device that uses your smartphone to determine EyeQue EyeGlass Numbers ® : lens power needed to correct nearsightedness or farsightedness as well as lens power and axis needed to correct for astigmatism. Your EyeQue results are safely stored in the cloud.
  • Page 5 Activation with serial number Each EyeQue device has a serial number. This number is used to unlock your EyeQue app to ensure you are using a genuine EyeQue device. Activation is a one-time operation for an EyeQue member account. If the device is used on another account, this number may need to be re-entered.
  • Page 6 Charging • It is recommended that you charge the VisionCheck device before using. • Charge the device with the micro USB cable (USB wall charger not included). • LED on the power button turns red while charging. • LED on the power button turns off once charging is complete.
  • Page 7 Download the app and complete your account activation process • Download the EyeQue VisionCheck app from Google Play or Apple App store • Launch the app and register for an account. If you already have an EyeQue account, sign in to your existing account.
  • Page 8 • Go through the Bluetooth paring process to connect your phone to the VisionCheck device (see “Setup Bluetooth connection between the VisionCheck device and your phone” for details). • Remove the VisionCheck device from the box and remove the protective cover from the end. •...
  • Page 9 Setup Bluetooth connection between the VisionCheck device and your phone • Turn on the EyeQue VisionCheck app on your phone and press “Test”. • The app will look for the VisionCheck device for up to 30 seconds.
  • Page 10 • If multiple devices are listed, you can select yours and use the pen icon to change the device name to identify your specific device. • After selecting the device, click on “Continue” on the app. • The blinking blue light on the power button will turn solid blue when paired.
  • Page 11 How to take your first vision test • Place your elbows on a flat surface to hold your smartphone as steady as possible. • Hold the smartphone at reading distance, and slowly move it closer until the eye cup of the device touches your right eye.
  • Page 12 • Tap on the (> <) or the (< >) button and overlap the red and green lines completely, to form one solid yellow line. • The buttons will vibrate slightly when your tap is registered. • Depressing the button for a longer period of time will result in repeated step-movements of the lines.
  • Page 13 • You may choose to save or discard a test result. Discarded result will not be used in calculating EGNs. EyeGlass Numbers ® (EGNs) • After taking at least three sets of saved vision tests with the EyeQue VisionCheck, the app will display a set of EyeGlass Numbers.
  • Page 14 • See: What Can You Do with EyeGlass Numbers Note: Although a minimum of three tests are needed, more vision tests will result in better, more accurate EyeGlass Numbers.
  • Page 15 What can you do with EyeGlass Numbers? We recommend using them for general tracking of your eyesight over time and providing it to your eye care provider before your annual eye exam for evaluation. EGNs can be used to order eyeglasses from online retailers that do not require an eye care provider’s prescription certification.
  • Page 16 EGN calculations are based upon the results of several saved tests for a given individual and are available on their personal dashboard. As a result, each user must have a separate EyeQue membership. Clean between users Clean the VisionCheck device eye cup with rubbing alcohol between users.
  • Page 17 For other users to obtain their own membership Via Computer 1. Create an account • Create an account by going to https://store.eyeque.com/ customer/account/create/ • Confirm your email address and login to your account 2. Become a member • Click on “Membership”...
  • Page 18 4. Download the EyeQue VisionCheck app 5. Login using the app 6. You may be prompted for the serial number from the EyeQue device. Via the App 1. Download the EyeQue VisionCheck app 2. Open the app and on the login screen click the “Register”...
  • Page 19 With a single active membership, a user can use the EyeQue VisionCheck or EyeQue Personal Vision Tracker. You do not need to purchase a separate membership to use the other devices. You may be prompted for the serial number from the EyeQue device when launching the product-specific device for the first...
  • Page 20 As the EyeQue vision test is self-administered EyeQue does not make any guarantees regarding results. Please visit our website at www.EyeQue.com for additional product information or email us at support@EyeQue.com with...
  • Page 21 Safety warning While using EyeQue products to personally measure and track vision has the benefit of detecting changes between regular eye exams, it does not replace a comprehensive eye exam that evaluates ocular health or binocularity. EyeQue urges people to visit an eye doctor annually for a full eye health exam.
  • Page 22 Pupillary distance (PD) measurement tool Some EyeQue VisionCheck’s are shipped with a PD measurement tool. This is provided as a useful tool if you order glasses. It is not required for the VisionCheck to operate or for it to provide you accurate EGNs.
  • Page 23 What is pupillary distance? Pupillary Distance is the distance between the centers of the pupils of the eyes, measured in millimeters. PD is one of the measurements necessary to order glasses. Frequently asked questions Question Answer What is the charging time for Approximately 2 hours the VisionCheck?
  • Page 24 Question Answer Is there a low battery There are several ways to get indicator? information on the battery: • The power button LED on the device blinks red when the battery is low. • When paired with the phone, the VisionCheck app will display the battery level.
  • Page 25 Question Answer What is the meaning of the Device is “on” (and not plugged in lights on the power button? for charging): • Solid blue: Connected/ paired. • Blinking blue: Broadcast- ing/waiting for pairing. • Blinking red: Low battery. Plugged in for charging and the device is “off”: •...

  • Page 26: Troubleshooting

    Question Answer Is the sound made when the Yes. The sound is from the images rotate, normal? internal mechanical movement. Can I operate the device It is not recommended. while plugged in for charging? Troubleshooting Situation Answer The lines in the device are Exit the test, pair the device, and not rotating when the Next/ try it again.
  • Page 27 Situation Answer The Bluetooth connection Make sure the device is within 5 drops. feet of the phone and try pairing it again. The Bluetooth connection Exit the test, pair the device, and drops during the test. try it again. The device battery dies Exit the test, charge the device during a test.
  • Page 28 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
  • Page 29 Made in Taiwan Manufactured for EyeQue Corp. 39608 Eureka Drive, Newark CA 94560 EyeQue.com P/N: VCKPM082018A Rev. 1.0...