HEIDENHAIN IK 5000 QUADRA-CHEK User manual

IK 5000
QUADRA-CHEK
SoftwareVersion
2.96.x
2/2011
Quick Reference Guide
Kurzanleitung
Guide de Démarrage rapide
Guida rapida
Guía rápida de referencia
Snabbreferensguide
Beknopte handleiding
Stručná referenční příručka
Guia de referência rápida
Krótka instrukcja
Краткое руководство
HızlıBaşvuru Kılavuzu
クイックリファレンスガイド
快速參考手冊
快速使用指南

IK 5000 QUADRA-CHEK
PC Card and Flyout Connectors
IK 5294
IK 5293 IK 5394-EG
Typical Connector Example
1
30
44
1
9
A
M
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44
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44
AH
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1
9
1
25
AHK
M
N
1
30
44
1
30
44
AHP
R
1
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1
30
44
1
18
26
A
B
H
J
1
18
26
P
R
1
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1
30
44
1
18
26
1
30
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1
25
A
B
H
J
KN
1
18
26
1
30
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1
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1
30
44
1
9
1
25
A
B
H
J
K
M
N
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18
26
1
30
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1
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1
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1
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1
9
1
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A
B
H
J
K
M
N
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26
IK 5594
IK 5494-3D
IK 5494-2D
IK 5493
IK 5394-3D

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IK 5000 QUADRA-CHEK English
Operation
For detailed description, see www.heidenhain.de
Before Power up
Caution
Mounting and commissioning is to be• conducted by a specialist in electrical
equipment and precision mechanics
under compliance with local safety
regulations.
Do not engage or disengage any• connections while under power.
The drive must not be put into• operation during installation.
Danger of electrical shock!
Never work in an open enclosure• when power is connected.
Disconnect the power cable before
opening the enclosure.
Never use 3-wire to 2-wire adapters• or allow the ground connection to
the IK 5000 PC to be interrupted or
disconnected.
Caution
Do not connect encoders or other
equipment to the IK 5000 when the
power is on.
Safety Considerations
Accepted local safety regulations
must be followed when operating
the IK 5000. Failure to observe these
regulations could result in damage to
the equipment, or injury to personnel.
It is understood that safety rules within
individual companies vary. If a conflict
exists between the material contained
in this guide and the rules of a company
using this system, the more stringent
rules should take precedence.
IK 5000 Connections
Some connections are made directly to
the IK 5000 PC card connector, others
are made to flyouts near the card.The
preceding page shows an example
of card and flyout connectors at the
rear of an IK 5000 system. Connector
configurations for all standard IK 5000
systems are also shown. Certain
connectors are common to multiple
IK 5000 products, others are unique to
specific systems in the IK 5000 product
family. Connector pin wiring is shown at
the end of this guide.
IK 5000 Measuring
Technologies
IK 5294 Crosshairs
IK 5293 Manual touch probe
IK 5394-EG Manual optical edge
IK 5394-3D Manual touch probe
and video edge
IK 5493 Optical edge and CNC
IK 5494-2D Video edge and CNC
IK 5494-3D Touch probe, video
edge and CNC
IK 5594-3D TP200Touch probe,
video edge and CNC
IK 5000 Connectors
A X,Y and Z Encoder and
optional foot switch inputs
B X ,Y and Z axis CNC control
outputs
H Q axis encoder input
J Q axis CNC control output
K Video light and zoom outputs
M Touch probe input
N Camera zoom control output
PComparator light source input
for optical edge detection
R Comparator screen sensor
input for optical edge detection
Using this Guide
Use this guide if your system is already
configured to perform measurements.
If your system is not configured, refer to
the IK 5000 Quick Reference Guide for
OEMs and Distributors and configure
your system before proceeding.
This guide includes abbreviated
operating instructions for all standard
IK 5000 products. Only certain of the
instructions will apply to your specific
system. Follow instructions in the order
presented, and skip steps that do not
apply to your system.
Note
Refer to the IK 5000 Operating
Instruction Manual at
www.heidenhain.de for complete
operating instructions.
Launch the IK 5000 Program
Click the QC 5000
Windows® DESKTOP
ICON to start the
program.
User Interface
The user interface conforms to standard
Windows conventions of menu
navigation, item selection, click-and-
drag functions and basic file and edit
operations.
Workspaces
The IK 5000 user interface is a
workspace consisting of windows,
menus, toolbars and a status bar.
IK 5000 Workspace
Windows Present numeric,
text and graphic
information
Menus Contain selections
for file, edit and
measurement
functions
Toolbars Contain icons for
quick access to menu
functions
Status bar Presents IK 5000
system status
information
Very important
Please note
For your information

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Operation
IK 5000 Workspace Elements
1 Menu bar Contains menus that control file, edit display, measurement and calibration functions
2 DRO window Displays the current positions of measurement axes
3 Program toolbar Contains icons for commonly used programming functions
4 Template windows Display feature measurement, program and tolerance data
5 Feature stamp window Displays measured part features and feature form errors
6 Status bar Presents measurement, program and system status information
7 Datum toolbar Contains icons for commonly used datum and reference frame functions
8 VED toolbar Contains icons for selecting video probes
9 Part view window Displays the measurement reference frame and all measured features
10 View toolbar Contains icons for zooming and rotating the part view window
11 Measure toolbar Contains icons for selecting measurement types
12 Results window Displays measurement data for the feature selected in a template window
13 Window menu Displays menu items for the right-clicked window
Workspace windows, toolbars and
window menus can be shown or
hidden:
Show or hide windows1. by clicking
Windows and checking or unchecking
window names.
Show or hide toolbars2. by clicking
View/Toolbars and checking or
unchecking toolbar names.
Display a window menu3. by right-
clicking a window.
Workspaces can be customized
to satisfy the preferences and
requirements of the user:
Resize windows and toolbars4.by clicking and dragging corners or
edges.
Relocate windows and toolbars5. by
clicking and dragging title bars.
Dock toolbars to windows6. by
moving them to window edges and
releasing the mouse.
Save or open a workspace7. by
clicking View/Workspaces.
Note
Toolbars in the workspace shown
above are docked to windows to better
organize the workspace and conserve
space.
Note
Position the cursor over a toolbar icon to
see a description of its function.

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Operation
Windows
The IK 5000 can include up to five
different window types to present
numeric, text and graphic information:
DRO (digital readout)• Templates• Results• Part view• Live video•
Note
MostWindows are shown at the left.
The live video window is shown below.
DRO window
The DRO presents numeric position
information for all axes of measurement.
Templates windows
TemplateWindows present data tables
that describe features, programs, the
runs database contents and tolerance
measurements.Templates shown at
the left are stacked. Stack or unstack
template windows by clicking and
dragging the title tab of a template.
Select features by clicking them in a
template window.
Results window
The results window contains
measurement data for the feature
selected in a template or in the part
view window.
Part view window
The part view window contains a
graphic display of the measurement
reference frame and all measured
features. Select features by clicking
them in the part view window.
Live video window
The live video window contains a display
of the video camera image inVED
systems at the active magnification with
video probes superimposed over the
part image.
Status bar
The Status bar shows measurement,
program, date, units, probe and other
system information.
Menu bar and window menus
View menus by clicking on an item
in the menu bar or right-clicking
areas in a workspace window. Menu
item titles indicate functions. More
detailed descriptions are in the IK 5000
Operating Instruction Manual at
www.heidenhain.de.
Toolbars
Apply menu functions quickly by
clicking on toolbar icons.The most
commonly used toolbar icons are
described in theToolbar Icons tables.
More detailed descriptions are in the
IK 5000 Operating Instruction Manual
at www.heidenhain.de.
Measure Toolbar Icons
Measure magic: automatic
points, lines, circles and arcs.
Point measurement
Line measurement
Arc measurement
Circle measurement
Ellipse measurement
Slot measurement
Blob (irregular shape)
measurement
Plane measurement
Cylinder measurement
Sphere measurement
Cone measurement
Torus measurement
Angle measurement
Distance measurement
VED Toolbar Icons
New Probe: click and drag to
create Simple, Buffer, Circle or
Worm probes.
Crosshair Probe: probes
points without edge detection.
Simple Probe: probes points
at edge crossings.
Worm Probe: probes points on
edges of regular and irregular
shapes.
Circle Probe: probes points on
edges of a circles or arcs.
Buffer Probe: probes points on
a straight edge.
Average probe: returns
average location of points on a
straight edge.
Nearest probe: returns
nearest location of points along
an edge.
Farthest probe: returns
farthest location of points along
an edge.
LineWidth probe: returns a
filtered least squares best fit
width of a line.
Blob probe: returns the center
of mass and area of irregular
shapes.
Height probe: returns the
Z-axis location of the best
focus within the area of the
probe.
Active crosshair: probes a
point within the area of the
probe.
Light to dark: forces probes
to trigger on light to dark
transitions.
Dark to light: forces probes
to trigger on dark to light
transitions.
First edge: forces probes to
trigger on the fist transition.