Topcon CC-100XP

The CC-100XP serves optometry practices, ophthalmology clinics and refraction lanes that test at distances from 2.0 to 9.0 m. It suits examiners who prioritise binocular vision because circular polarisation shows each eye its own target against the same background. Phoria, fixation disparity and stereo findings then rest on targets that each eye sees cleanly.

Acuity work covers adults and children. Letters, numbers, tumbling E, and Landolt C serve adult patients; children's and illiterate charts serve young patients and non-readers; and fixation targets in images and movies give patients a point to fix on. Optotypes can appear in random order, and the ETDRS chart, with single-letter LogMAR scoring, provides a letter-by-letter record of acuity.

Refraction refinement uses the clock, half-clock, fan, cross-lines, and astigmatism charts; the balance chart; and the dots chart for cross-cylinder testing, which scales to the patient's acuity. For binocular assessment, the Schober, Worth, cross, coincidence and stereo tests run alongside the 12-step MKH sequence for phoria testing, and the white Maddox LED serves Maddox rod work.

Beyond refraction, the chart checks contrast sensitivity with an adjustable spatial frequency test and a sine wave test, and the result appears as a graph. The HRR test screens for red-green and blue-yellow deficiencies,d grades their severity, and includes an Amsler grid. In a CV-5000 lane, the examiner drives the chart from the KB-50, the CV-5000 PC software,e or the wireless tablet, following the refraction step by step. Outside a CV-5000 lane, the infrared remote runs the chart on its own in a standalone refraction room.

Clean binocular separation

Circular polarisation gives complete image separation with minimal ghosting. Each eye sees its own target.

Same background for both eyes

The polarisation keeps the background colour uniform for each eye. Binocular tests read evenly.

Room-aware brightness

A built-in light sensor adjusts the display to the room lighting. The display adapts as that lighting changes.

One screen, many tests

Acuity, binocular, contrast sensitivity and colour vision tests share one display. A full examination runs from one chart.

CV-5000 lane control

The KB-50, the CV-5000 PC software or the wireless CV-5000 tablet drives the chart. Testing follows the refraction routine.

Standalone operation

An infrared remote runs the chart on its own. Rooms outside a CV-5000 lane can use it too.

Wide test distance

Distances from 2.0 to 9.0 m are set in 0.1 m steps. Rooms of many lengths are covered.

Graded colour vision

The HRR test detects red-green and blue-yellow deficiencies. It grades severity from mild to severe.

Slim, flat housing

The unit is 60 mm deep, 560 mm long and 360 mm high. It takes up little depth in the room.

21.5-inch LED screen

The screen has a 10,000:1 contrast ratio. Optotypes stand out sharply against their background.

Circular polarisation

The trial frame filters match the screen. Separation tests use them throughout.

Light sensor

The sensor reads the room lighting. The display adjusts to suit it.

Optotype range

Letters, numbers, tumbling E and Landolt C are standard. Cyrillic optotypes are controlled from the remote.

Children's and illiterate charts

These charts serve young patients and non-readers. They also include fixation targets in images and movies.

Randomisation and start-up optotype

Every optotype can appear in random order. You can program the first optotype shown at start-up.

Masking

Masks isolate a row, a column or a single character. The examiner narrows the chart to one target.

ETDRS and LogMAR scoring

The ETDRS chart is included. Single-letter LogMAR scoring records acuity letter by letter.

Acuity notations

Decimal runs from 0.05 to 2.0 and LogMAR from 1.3 to −0.30. Snellen and Monoyer notations are also available.

Refraction test charts

The system includes clock, half clock, cross-lines, fan, spherical, balance, astigmatism, and dot charts. A block chart runs from the remote control.

Scaled dots chart

The dots chart for cross-cylinder testing scales to the patient's visual acuity. Testing matches the patient's level.

Binocular test set

Schober, Worth, cross, coincidence, stereo, random dot disparity and fixation disparity tests are included. The 12-step MKH sequence runs from the remote.

Contrast sensitivity

The spatial frequency test adjusts frequencies and contrast levels, and a sinewave test sits beside it. Results appear as a graph.

HRR colour vision

The test covers red-green and blue-yellow deficiencies. Severity is graded from mild to severe.

White Maddox LED

A white LED light source serves the Maddox test. It is built into the display.

Inversion and mirror

Inversion and mirror functions are built in. Amsler grids complete the extra tests.

Integrated computer

A Linux custom image runs on a Freescale Cortex A9 processor with 512 MB of RAM and a 512 MB SSD. It has two USB ports and one Ethernet port.

The CC-100XP suits practices and clinics that use a CV-5000 lane and want binocular vision to play a full role in the examination. Its deciding strength is circular polarisation: each eye receives its own target against the same background, which supports phoria, fixation disparity and stereo work. It also fits practices that want contrast sensitivity and graded HRR colour vision testing on the same screen as acuity. Where a room sits outside a CV-5000 lane, the infrared remote runs the chart on its own. The housing is 60 mm deep, and the test distance can be set anywhere from 2.0 to 9.0 m.