<transcript><audio_0>after you have calibrated the vomer you will need to mount and position your holder first ensure that the arms of the frames are facing away from you</transcript><caption><image_1>The image shows a laboratory setup with a microscope and a computer monitor. The microscope is on the right side of the image and is positioned in front of a desk with a computer and other scientific equipment. On the left side, there is a shelf with various scientific instruments and equipment. The background is a gray wall with a window. The image is taken from a top-down perspective, looking up at the microscope and the computer screen. The text on the image reads "Mounting Glasses".</caption><transcript><audio_2>when measuring glasses measure the right eye lens first that is the lens which is on your left now make sure the lens holder is raised and position the right eye lens</transcript><transcript><audio_3>on the lens stop use the lens table to ensure the glasses are not angled and that they sit flat finally clamp the lens in place</transcript><caption><image_4>The image shows a close-up of a machine with a mounting mechanism. The machine appears to be made of metal and has a black handle on the right side. On the left side of the machine, there is a metal plate with a screw and a screwdriver attached to it. The screwdriver has a red circle on it, which is likely used to secure the mounting mechanism to the machine. The text on the image reads "Mounting Glasses" and there are two buttons on the top right corner, one for adjusting the settings and the other for setting the settings.</caption><transcript><audio_5>using the lens holder so that it is move now that your glasses are successfully mounted you are ready to</transcript><video><caption><image_6>The image shows a close-up of a machine with mounting glasses on it. The machine appears to be made of metal and has a silver body with a black handle. On the left side of the image, there is a metal clamp with a small hole in the center. The clamp is used to hold the glasses in place while they are being mounted on the machine. The text on the image reads "Mounting Glasses" and there are two buttons on the top right corner, one for adjusting the settings and the other for setting the settings. The background is black, and the text is white.</caption><caption><image_7>The image shows a pair of eyeglasses resting on top of a microscope. The microscope is silver in color and has a black handle on the right side. On the left side of the image, there is a close-up of the eyeglass, which appears to be made of metal and has two lenses attached to it. The lenses are brown and appear to be tinted. The background is black, and the image is taken from a slightly elevated angle. The text on the image reads "Mounting Glasses" and there are two buttons on the top right corner, one for adjusting the magnification and the other for setting the magnification.</caption></video><transcript><audio_8>measurements in summary the main steps to ensure your glasses are mounted correctly are Mount your glasses with the arms of the frame facing away from</transcript><caption><image_9>The image shows a room with a desk and a chair in it. On the desk, there is a microscope and other scientific equipment. The room appears to be a laboratory or laboratory setup with a large window on the left side of the image. The walls are painted white and there are cabinets on the right side. The floor is covered with a gray carpet. The image is taken from a low angle, looking up at the desk and the microscope. The text on the image reads "Mounting Glasses" and there is an emoji on the top right corner.</caption> after you have calibrated the vomer you will need to mount and position your holder first ensure that the arms of the frames are facing away from you when measuring glasses measure the right eye lens first that is the lens which is on your left now make sure the lens holder is raised and position the right eye lens on the lens stop use the lens table to ensure the glasses are not angled and that they sit flat finally clamp the lens in place using the lens holder so that it is move now that your glasses are successfully mounted you are ready to measurements in summary the main steps to ensure your glasses are mounted correctly are Mount your glasses with the arms of the frame facing away from
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