All ZEISS slit lamps feature the SL Imaging Module, which consists of two components: the SL cam 5.0, a compact, fully integrated 5-megapixel camera, and the SL imaging software. Situated between the tube and the variable magnification changer, the compact SL cam 5.0 becomes one with the slit lamp, capturing superb high-resolution images and videos for documentation.
SL cam 5.0 | ||
---|---|---|
Sensor size |
5 MP (2592 x 1944 pixel) |
|
Max. camera resolution |
Approx. 15 fps at medium resolution 1296 x 972 pixel |
|
Interface |
USB 2.0, 400 Mb/s |
|
Dimensions (W x H x D) | Depending on model Max. 80 mm x 60 mm x 40 mm |
|
Weight | Depending on model Max. 0.35 kg Max. 0.08 lbs |
|
SL imaging software Minimal requirements for computer hardware |
||
Frequency | Min. 2.26 GHz | |
Hard disc | Min. 250 GB | |
RAM | Min. 4 GB | |
Interface | Min. 2x USB 2.0 CD/DVD drive |
|
Monitor resolution | Notebook: min. 1600 x 900 pixel, opt. 1920 x 1080 pixel; PC monitor: min. 1280 x 1024 pixel |
|
Free memory | SL imaging software: 60 MB SL imaging software and Microsoft .Net software: 2 GB |
|
Operating system | Microsoft Windows XP 32 Bit, Service Pack 3; Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 32/64 Bit, Service Pack 1 |
|
Software | Adobe Acrobat Reader version 9 or higher Microsoft Media Player version 10 or higher Microsoft .Net Framework 4 |
The SL imaging software is preinstalled on the SL workstation, which complies as a medical device with IEC 60601-1. SL imaging software can also be run on virtually any practice computer*.
SL cam 5.0 cameras are available for all current SL 115 Classic, SL 120 and
SL 130 models.
* For more information, please contact your local Carl Zeiss sales representative
The live image is displayed in the acquisition mode. Users can adjust camera settings to suit personal preferences and exam room conditions. For example exposure time and gain for overview and slit images.
Capture Settings
There is an auto-save option for the last captured image or video. Up to 5 images can be recorded by a single capture event. The best images from each series can then be saved manually.
The Review Screen displays all saved image data in a patient file, including newly acquired images. In addition, a Flicker Tool enables quick detection of minute changes. For fast assessment of disease progression, two images, e.g. from two separate sessions can be optimally aligned by adjusting scale, rotational angle and position.
SL 115 Classic, SL 120 and SL 130 from ZEISS
Page(s): 8
File size: 3,053 kB
WEB.6647