Hoya

Designs (LNAM codes)

Name	LNAM	Pucks	Comments
iD-Lifestyle	457	uses IDPK pucks	not available in 170, 174 - two different lens style codes for different "degression" selection
iD-Lifestyle CD	458	uses IDCDPK pucks	not available in 170, 174 - two different lens style codes for different "degression" selection
iD-Lifestyle-Harmony	962	uses IDPK pucks	not available in 170, 174 - two different lens style codes for different "degression" selection
iD-Lifestyle-Clarity	963	uses IDPK pucks	not available in 170, 174 - two different lens style codes for different "degression" selection
iD-Lifestyle-CD-Harmony	964	uses IDCDPK pucks	not available in 170, 174 - two different lens style codes for different "degression" selection
iD-Lifestyle-CD-Clarity	965	uses IDCDPK pucks	not available in 170, 174 - two different lens style codes for different "degression" selection
Summit ECP IQ	581	uses SUMMIT pucks
Summit CD IQ	582	uses SUMMCD pucks
Amplitude IQ	583	uses Amplitude pucks
Amplitude Mini IQ	584	uses Amplitude mini pucks
SV BF IQ
Array 11mm	832	uses SV pucks
Array 13mm	833	uses SV pucks
Array 15mm	834	uses SV pucks
Array 17mm	835	uses SV pucks
Array Amplitude	836	uses SV pucks
Array Amplitude Mini	837	uses SV pucks
Array Sync5	838	uses SV pucks
Array Sync8	839	uses SV pucks
Array Tact	840	uses SV pucks

LMATID Codes

(These codes are set up in table HOYA, you can download this table by importing in the VCA label tables).

Material	Index	LMATID
CR39	1.498	2
CR39 Polarized	1.498	10
Transitions	1.501	20
Poly	1.586	4
Poly Polarized	1.586	30
Poly Transitions	1.586	36
Trivex	1.530	53
Trivex Transitions	1.530	54
Trivex Polarized	1.530	169
160	1.595	19
167	1.66	41
167 Transitions	1.66	49
170	1.70	42
174	1.74	51

Setting up Hoya designs

LifeStyle

The Hoya LifeStyle designs use a dual-add puck (a blank with adds along the two meridians). The designs must be set up to indicate that dual-add pucks are needed for this design:

There are two different codes needed for each Lifestyle digital design, because some materials use different rules for the selection of vertical add. We use the "Near vision" degression chart for selection of vertical add.

For Polycarbonate and 167, blanks comes only in 3.00 vertical add, so degression rules are used to always select degression 3.00:

For CR39 and Trivex, the pucks come in degressions of 2.00 and 3.00, so the degression rules are set up differently:

The pucks themselves (called IDPK and IDCDPK) are set up as lens styles which have multi-adds; the vertical add (VADD in Hoya parlance) is stored in the "Add" field, and the horizontal add (HADD) is stored in the upper add field on the inventory records.

The lens style is set up as follows:

The inventory catalogue entries for these blanks look as follows:

When selecting blanks for multi-add designs, the vertical add is determined based on the Rx add power, similar to how a near-vision lens is set up. The horizontal add is determined from a formula provided by Hoya.

To select the pucks needed for the Lifestyle designs, an alias record from the design to the puck must be set up. In this example, designs ID and IDCR are set up to select IDPK:

Array Designs

The Hoya Array designs are backside progressives, that use any SV puck. While care must be taken to ensure the pucks chosen match the index of refraction supported by Hoya, there are no other specific requirements for the blanks.

Array designs must be set up to use a base curve chart (chart AY is pre-created for convenience). Designs have limited decentration, so should be set up similar to the following:

Amplitude and Summit designs

The Amplitude iQ and Summit designs used Amplitude and Summit semi-finished blanks as pucks, and have an optimized back surface design. The same base curve charts that are used for the semi-finished blanks can be used for these optimized designs.

The alias should be set up to point to the semi-finished blanks: