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Cautions Concerning Use 

1. Installation 

Location 

To avoid mis-operation and to peform safe and precise measurement, be sure to observe the 
following points when installing this system. Be especially careful not to pinch your fingers, etc., 
when installing the system. 
•  Install the system in a clean environment. Dust and oily vapors can have a clear and adverse 

impact on the performance of the system. Dirt and corrosion on the guide surfaces of the stage 
in particular can cause a deterioration in the precision of the system. 

•  Install the system in a location where the temperature ranges from 10 to 35 °C and where the 

humidity is less than 70%. Installation in a hot, humid location can result in condensation and 
malfunctions. 

•  Install the system in a controlled temperature environment (i.e., an environment that is not 

subject to rapid changes in temperature). Temperature changes can cause measurement errors. 

•  Before selecting the installation location, study the requirements described on page 17. 
•  Install the system in a location with little vibration. 
•  Install the system in a location that is not subject to sudden voltage fluctuations or electronic 

noise. 

•  If the ventilation holes for the cooling fan in the controller are blocked, a malfunction or fire 

could result. 

•  Install the controller so that there is an open space of at least 20 cm between the rear panel of 

the controller and the nearest wall. Do not obstruct the ventilation openings on the front of the 
controller. 

•  Make sure that the main body and the side of the measurement stand are at least 20 cm away 

from the nearest wall. When setting up a personal computer rack or other equipment next to 
the main body or the side of the measurement stand, also provide a space of at least 20 cm. 
Failure to follow this instruction may lead to the risk of collision between the stage and a wall or 
object. 

 

2. Handle 

carefully 

This system is a precision instrument that requires careful handling. Striking the system or 
operating it in a reckless manner could damage the system. 

 

3.  Measurement and temperature 

Generally, the dimensions of a workpiece will change according to the temperature. (The amount 
of change depends on a coefficient that is inherent to the material.) The operation of this system 
is guaranteed over a wide temperature range, but in order to obtain stable and reproducible 
measurement results, the system should be used in an adequately controlled temperature 
environment with less temperature change. In addition, when using this system for the first time, 
be sure that you have allowed the system to become fully adjusted to the temperature 
environment. (Usually, this simply requires leaving the system in that temperature environment for 
about 24 hours.) 

 

4. Measurement 

stand 

The main body comes with a special measurement stand. If the special measurement stand is not 
used, be sure to use a stand with sufficient strength and rigidity. If a general-purpose working 
table is used, make sure it can withstand 1,000 kg of uniformly distributed load or more. 

 

Summary of Contents for HVBTR-1200

Page 1: ...CNC Video Measuring System iNEXIV model VMA 2520 Instructions Hardware E163E 07 1 CF 1 E163EN01 ...

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Page 3: ...any other system that you may be using in conjunction with this product such as a personal computer display etc Warning Symbol Used in This Manual Although Nikon products are designed to provide you with the utmost safety during use incorrect usage or disregard of the instructions can cause personal injury or property damage as well as voiding the terms of warranty For your safety read the instruc...

Page 4: ...15 kg This label on the stage reminds you of the following cautions The maximum mass that can be placed on the stage is 15 kg Never exceed the maximum permissible mass taking into consideration not only the mass of the workpiece but also the mass of the clamps etc Exceeding the maximum permissible mass could cause the stage glass to break Symbol Explanation CAUTION 可動部が上昇します 手を触れないでください また 十分な可動空間...

Page 5: ...e front side of the lower head section This label reminds you of the following cautions Do not look directly at the laser beam red light intentionally for an extended period of time Doing so can damage your eyes Be sure to read the instruction manual for the VMA LAF35 for iNEXIV VMA Series carefully before using the system The instruction manual contains important safety information ...

Page 6: ...t may be running 4 Emergency stop In a case of emergency press the yellow STOP switch located on the top right of the joystick box The system stops immediately To recover from an emergency stop turn the power off clear the condition that necessitated the emergency stop and then restart the system 5 Mass of the workpiece The maximum mass that may be placed on the stage is 15 kg Never exceed the max...

Page 7: ...rounded three conductor outlet Improper grounding can result in electric shock or abnormal operation Always be sure to turn OFF all of the power switches before plugging in the power cords 2 Do not touch moving parts Do not touch any moving parts as these parts can trap your hands or fingers 3 Cautions concerning heat from the controller Note that the internal parts of the controller are extremely...

Page 8: ... obstruct the ventilation openings on the front of the controller Make sure that the main body and the side of the measurement stand are at least 20 cm away from the nearest wall When setting up a personal computer rack or other equipment next to the main body or the side of the measurement stand also provide a space of at least 20 cm Failure to follow this instruction may lead to the risk of coll...

Page 9: ...e the device driver may not be set correctly The iNEXIV software can be used only when the appropriate driver is detected and installed when the cable is connected for the first time according to the instructions provided during the software installation 7 Cleaning finished surfaces and plastic components We recommend using a silicone cloth to clean finished surfaces and plastic components If a su...

Page 10: ...1 5 Controller 5 1 6 Joystick Box 6 Chapter II System Setup 7 2 1 Warnings 7 2 2 Required Tools 7 2 3 Setup Procedures 8 Chapter III Operation 14 3 1 Turning the Power On and Off 14 3 2 Cleaning 14 3 3 Lubricating the System 14 Chapter IV Performance and Specifications 15 4 1 Style 15 4 2 Digital Read Out 15 4 3 Motion Control 15 4 4 Sections 16 4 5 Measurement Accuracy 17 4 6 Operating Conditions...

Page 11: ... 1 Chapter I Names of Parts and Their Functions 1 1 General Main body and stage section Measurement stand Controller Rubber vibration isolator Host computer Joystick box Display ...

Page 12: ...s O v e r c o n c e n t r a t i o n o f ma s s o n s t a g e Ma x i m u mp e r mi s s i b l e ma s s 1 5 k g 最大許容積載質量 1 5 k g ス テ ー ジ ガ ラ ス が 破損 す る 恐れが あ り ま す ストロークエンドセンサ間 ストロークエンドセンサまで C L A S S 1 L A S E R P R O D U C T Distance between stroke end sensors To the stroke end sensors ...

Page 13: ... of Stage 20 M6深10 測定範囲 Maximum permissible mass 15 kg The weight of clamps used for securing the workpiece should be taken into consideration 20 M6 Depth 10 Measurement area 250 Measurement area 200 Measurement area ...

Page 14: ... 4 1 4 System Layout ホストPC ラック 測定台外形 本体外形 床支持位置 脚直径 60 Outline of measurement stand Outline of main unit Leg position leg diameter 60 Host computer rack ...

Page 15: ... connector on the joystick unit with the provided cable CAMERA connector Connect the CAMERA cable from the main body to this connector IEEE1394 connector Connect to the IEEE1394 connector on the host PC with the provided cable USB connector Connect to the USB connector on the host PC with the provided cable ETHERNET connector Not used in normal use MOTOR connector Connect to the MOTOR connector on...

Page 16: ... Soft keys Each soft key can be set with a function from the host computer The soft keys can be set with the following functions Joystick slow drive mode Clamping of each axis Zoom factor Joystick Use the joystick to move the workpiece in the X and Y directions or to move the vertical mover in the Z direction for focusing The drive speed changes according to the tilting angle of the joystick and t...

Page 17: ...ity for any accidents or damage that occur while the system is being moved 2 1 Warnings WARNING 1 The system may tip over if it is tilted to an angle of 15 or more Be sure to keep the system level while it is being moved 2 Be sure to use the provided retaining fixtures to secure the stage and vertical mover in place when moving or transporting the system 3 If there is a ridge or slope on the path ...

Page 18: ...ormed using a fork lift or by four or more persons In this step adjust the positions of the rubber vibration isolators carefully so that the 3 adjustable legs of the main unit are located exactly at the centers of the isolators After the main unit is positioned properly detach the 4 lifting bars and insert the provided caps into the holes installation of caps is not mandatory 4 Move the system to ...

Page 19: ...ve the retaining fixtures from the Z axis vertical mover see the photo Place an appropriate cover over the top surface of the stage so that it is not scratched or otherwise damaged by any bolts or retaining fixtures that fall or are accidentally dropped Using a hexagonal wrench 3 mm remove the red retaining fixture located on the bottom section of the vertical mover Be careful not to apply excessi...

Page 20: ...table legs on the main unit for fine adjustment After all adjustments have been completed be sure to tighten the locking nuts on all of the adjustable legs on the measurement stand and the main unit In this process make sure that all four adjustable legs of the measurement stand are in secure contact with the floor and that the stand is stable Adjustable leg of the main unit 9 Connect the cables b...

Page 21: ... may ask you to check the status indicator LEDs on the rear panel of the controller 12 Connect the cables between the controller and host computer Turn off the power switch of the controller Connect the USB cable and IEEE1394 cable to the host computer referring to the illustration on the following page Note Keep the power switch of the controller turned off until an instruction to turn on the swi...

Page 22: ...V D CA ME RA IEEE1 3 9 4 RS 2 3 2 C USB D Bo o t Eth e rn e t CASE M O TO R HEAD ENCO DER STO P S1 S2 S3 VM A J S IEEE1394 IEEE1394 MOTOR J S HEAD C A M E R A L I N K USB ENCODER AC Joystick Unit Host PC VMA Controller VMA Main Body USB To AC power supply ...

Page 23: ...legs of the measurement stand in firm contact with the floor and is the stand stable 7 Is the main unit level 8 In the case the special measurement stand is not used is the table used strong enough It is recommended that a table capable of withstanding weight of 1 000 kg or more be used 9 Are the floor strength and floor vibration parameters within the specified ranges 10 Are the special rubber vi...

Page 24: ...g Use this system in as clean an environment as possible in order to prevent dust and grease from accumulating on the system In particular clean the guide faces of the stage regularly to make sure they remain clean at all times 3 3 Lubricating the System Supply Sukuwaral M 1 grease manufactured by Riken to the guide faces of the stage to clean and lubricate the surfaces It is not necessary to lubr...

Page 25: ...100 177 98 mm Special measurement table 650 700 600 mm Mass Main body including head 72 kg Controller 13 kg Joystick unit 1 kg 4 2 Digital Read Out Measurement range 255 205 155 mm X Y Z Measurement method Diascopic linear encoder Minimum resolution 0 1 µm 4 3 Motion Control Drive method All axis DC servo motor Maximum drive speed X Y 100 mm s Z 50 mm s Positioning accuracy 1 0 µm for X Y Z ...

Page 26: ...0 Magnification range 0 35 to 3 5 N A 0 027 to 0 11 Zoom position 0 35 0 6 1 1 8 3 5 Viewfield on workpiece 13 3 10 to 1 33 1 mm W D 73 5 mm 63 mm when Laser Auto Focus is used Illumination Diascopic White LED diffused light Vertical episcopic White LED telecentric Ring White LED 8 segments average incidence angle at 18 Camera Size Type 1 3 Output signal Camera Link Effective pixels 640 480 Laser ...

Page 27: ... a laser scale Maximum permissible indication error for single axis measurement MPEE1 3 L 50µm 4 6 Operating Conditions Operating environment Temperature 10 C to 35 C Humidity 70 max Altitude 2000 m max Pollution Degree 2 Indoor use only Environment in which accuracy is guaranteed Temperature 20 C 0 5 K Floor strength Average load bearing capacity Must be able to bear the mass on the total floor s...

Page 28: ... rated at 250 V AC minimum 4 8 Applicable Electrical Safety Standards In a 100 V 120 V region This product meets FCC 15B Class A requirements This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a c...

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