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| + | ====== LensType.Dat ====== | ||
| + | ===== Description ===== | ||
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| + | The LensType.Dat file contains all deliverable base lenses. | ||
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| + | ===== Table structure ===== | ||
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| + | ^N. ^Fieldname ^Pos ^Length ^Format ^Comments ^ | ||
| + | |1*|Man. code base lens|1|6|T6| | | ||
| + | |2|Designation|7|40|T40|The designation must be clear and must not be used for several IT codes.| | ||
| + | |3|Deliverable from|47|8|D|Empty = only limited by " | ||
| + | |4|Deliverable up until|55|8|D|Empty = no expiry date| | ||
| + | |5|Single vision / multifocals|63|1|9|0=single vision \\ 1=bifocals \\ 2=trifocals \\ 3=progressive lenses \\ 4=Workstation / office lens| | ||
| + | |6|Balancing lens|64|1|9|0 = No balancing lens available for this lens. \\ 1 = A balancing lens is available for this lens.| | ||
| + | |7|Balancing lens, lens terms|65|3|999|Balancing lens costs approx. xxx % of the original price| | ||
| + | |8|Balancing lens, coating terms|68|3|999|Coating of balancing lens costs approx. xxx % of the original price| | ||
| + | |9|Standard/ | ||
| + | |10|Material|72|1|9|1=glass \\ 2=plastic \\ 3=polycarbonate \\ 4=Trivex© | | ||
| + | |11|Refractive index|73|5|99999|9.9999| | ||
| + | |12|Density (specific gravity)|78|3|999|9.99 g/cm³| | ||
| + | |13|Abbe no.|81|4|9999|99.99| | ||
| + | |14|Aspheric lens|85|1|9|0=spherical \\ 1=aspheric \\ 2=biaspherical \\ 3=freeform| | ||
| + | |15|Lenticular lens|86|1|B| | | ||
| + | |16|ET contained|87|1|9|0=no ET \\ 2=single ET \\ 5=multiple ET \\ 8=Super ET \\ 9=back surface ET | | ||
| + | |17|Colors contained|88|1|9|0=no color \\ 1=filter< | ||
| + | |18|Photochromic|89|1|B| | | ||
| + | |19|Hard coating incl.|90|1|B| | | ||
| + | |20|Clean coating incl.|91|1|9|0=no \\ 1=normal Clean \\ 2=Super Clean| | ||
| + | |21|UV coating|92|1|B| | | ||
| + | |22|Coating incl.|93|1|B| | | ||
| + | |23|MDM incl.|94|1|B| | | ||
| + | |24|non-standard diameters incl.|95|1|9|0=no \\ 1=yes \\ 2=smaller or central diameters in the plus range at no extra charge| | ||
| + | |25|Non-standard thickness incl.|96|1|B| | | ||
| + | |26|Insurance incl.|97|1|B| | | ||
| + | |27|Prism incl.|98|1|B|1 means that there is no extra charge for the prism in the complete, deliverable power range| | ||
| + | |28|Filter category|99|1|9|0 to 4 acc. to DIN EN ISO 8930-3| | ||
| + | |29|Restrictions in traffic|100|1|9|See Traffic suitability| | ||
| + | |30|UV edge|101|3|999|999nm| | ||
| + | |31|UV-A transmission|104|4|9999|99, | ||
| + | |32|UV-B transmission|108|4|9999|99, | ||
| + | |33|Extended warranty|112|1|B| | | ||
| + | |34|Single lens order|113|1|9|0=not possible \\ 1=possible \\ 2=with fictive opposite lens| | ||
| + | |35|Traveller service|114|1|B| | | ||
| + | |36|Sorting|115|3|999|ascending number sorting acc. to manufacturer' | ||
| + | |37|Brief designation|118|15|T15|Brief designation of the lens| | ||
| + | |38|N.A.|133|2|99|Field was removed| | ||
| + | |39|N.A.|135|2|99|Field was removed| | ||
| + | |40|Exposed filter category|137|1|9|0 to 4 acc. to DIN EN ISO 8930-3 Value for exposed status of photochromic lenses| | ||
| + | |41|Office lens Addition/ | ||
| + | |42|Polarising|139|1|B| | | ||
| + | |43|Contrast-enhancing|140|1|B| | | ||
| + | |44|Principal meridian check incl. Add.|141|1|B|1= to check the principal meridian, the near value (Sph. + Add.) if a lens is used. (See remarks) This field is also used for price determination (See remarks)| | ||
| + | |45|Optimised wavefront incl.|142|1|B| | | ||
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| + | ===== Notes ===== | ||
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| + | **Important**: | ||
| + | ==== The allocation of the numbers to the colors has changed. ==== | ||
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| + | This is now valid:\\ | ||
| + | 1=glass\\ | ||
| + | 2=plastic\\ | ||
| + | 3=polycarbonate\\ | ||
| + | 4=Trivex© | ||
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| + | SF4 had the following definition which is no longer valid: \\ | ||
| + | 0=glass\\ | ||
| + | 1=plastic \\ | ||
| + | 2=composite \\ | ||
| + | 3=polycarbonate | ||
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| + | The new allocation was made to ensure that the numbers for the material are identical for the lenses and the coatings. (Note: Material as such no longer exists in the Options.Dat file. However, the allocation of numbers has remained in the new version) | ||
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| + | ==== Hard coating incl.”, “Clean coating incl.” ==== | ||
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| + | The fields "Hard coating incl.", | ||
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| + | ==== Principal Meridian check incl. Add. ==== | ||
| + | If this field has the value “True”, the near value of the lens (SPH + ADD) has to be used for checking the power range. | ||
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| + | Example: | ||
| + | < | ||
| + | Delivery range PM -4.00 bis +4.00 | ||
| + | Sph -4.75 Add. 0,50 --> KO (-4,25) | ||
| + | Sph -4.50 Add. 0,50 --> OK (-4,00) | ||
| + | Sph -4.25 Add. 0,50 --> OK (-3,75) | ||
| + | Sph -4.75 Add. 0,75 --> OK (-4,00) | ||
| + | Sph -4.50 Add. 0,75 --> OK (-3,75) | ||
| + | Sph -4.25 Add. 0,75 --> OK (-3,50) | ||
| + | Sph +3.25 Add. 0,50 --> OK (+3,75) | ||
| + | Sph +3.50 Add. 0,50 --> OK (+4,00) | ||
| + | Sph +3.75 Add. 0,50 --> KO (+4,25) | ||
| + | Sph +3.25 Add. 0,75 --> OK (+4,00) | ||
| + | Sph +3.50 Add. 0,75 --> KO (+4,25) | ||
| + | Sph +3.75 Add. 0,75 --> KO (+4,50) | ||
| + | </ | ||
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| + | ==== Price determination for Principal Meridian check incl. Add. ==== | ||
| + | If the field has the value „true“, then the near value (sph+add) is used for pricing. | ||
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| + | Example: | ||
| + | < | ||
| + | The following price groups exist:2, 4, 6 | ||
| + | Sph: +3,75 Add:0,5 → The lens is in price group 6, da +3,75 +0,5 = 4,25 (Near value) | ||
| + | Sph: -2,25 Add:0,5 → The lens is in price group 2, da -2,25 +0,5 = -1,75 (Near value) | ||
| + | </ | ||
