Mitutoyo ID-N User manual

Mitutoyo Corporation 20-1, Sakado 1-Chome, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 213-8533, Japan1Date of publication: November 1, 2020
Printed in Japan
1. Names and Dimensions of Components
■ID-N
①
②
③
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
35 (1.378 in)
21.7 (0.854 in)
66.2 (2.606 in)53.9
40.613.3
7.3 15.2 6.2 (0.244 in)
M2.5x0.45
ISO/JIS type AGD type
25 (0.984 in)
7.6
(0.299 in)
ø8 0
-0.008
Unit: mm
0.375 in diameter
6.35 (1/4 in)
38 (1.496 in)
51.45 (2.026 in)
No.4-48 UNF thread
14.4
(0.567 in)
ø9.52 0
-0.03
■ID-B
①
②
④
⑤
⑥
⑦
⑧
③
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
21.65 (0.852 in)
66.2 (2.606 in) 4 (0.157 in)
46.3
40.7
5.6
7.3
15.2 6.2 (0.244 in)
ø8 0
-0.008
M2.5x0.45
35 (1.378 in)
44.3 (1.744 in)
Unit: mm
ISO/JIS type AGD type
0.375 in diameter
6.35 (1/4 in)
38.25 (1.506 in)
43.85 (1.726 in)
No.4-48 UNF thread
14.4
(0.567 in)
ø9.52 0
-0.03
7.6
(0.299 in)
①Cap
②Output connector (with cap)
③Display (LCD)
④[MODE] key
⑤[SET] key
⑥[DATA ON/OFF] key
⑦Battery cover
⑧Stem
⑨Rubber boot
⑩Spindle
⑪Contact point
⑫Contact point joint screw
■Display (LCD)
With LCD Rotation function disabled
④
⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩
⑪
①
③
②
With LCD Rotation function enabled
④
⑤⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨⑩
⑪
①
③
②
①Sign display
②Reverse counting display
③Hold display
④Low voltage display
⑤INC display
⑥Tolerance judgment result display (-NG)
⑦Tolerance judgment result display (OK)
⑧Tolerance judgment result display (+NG)
⑨Preset display
⑩Unit display
⑪Measured value display
(tolerance judgment enlarged display)
Safety Precautions
To ensure operator safety, use this product in conformance with the directions, functions
and specifications given in this User's Manual.
Use under other conditions may compromise safety.
• Always keep batteries out of reach of children. If swallowed, consult a physician
immediately.
• Batteries should never be short-circuited, disassembled, deformed or come in contact with
extreme heat or flames.
•
If battery alkaline liquid comes in contact with the eyes, flush eyes immediately with clean
water and consult a physician. If battery alkaline liquid comes in contact with the skin, flush
the exposed area thoroughly with clean water.
Never attempt to charge the primary battery. Never reverse the positive-negative terminals
when mounting. Improper battery handling or mounting may cause the battery to explode,
cause battery leakage and/or serious bodily injury or malfunctioning.
• Do not disassemble or modify.
• Large errors will result when used in places with significant temperature fluctuation, due to
the thermal expansion of structural components and fixing jigs. Use in places with minimal
temperature fluctuation whenever possible. Allow the product to adapt to the ambient
temperature when using in a location with a different temperature.
• Do not store the product in a place with high humidity or a lot of dust.
• Firmly screw on the battery compartment cover if the product is used in a place where it is
directly exposed to splashes of coolant.
• When mounting the output cable, firmly tighten the fixing screws so that there is no gap.
• Do not apply excessive force or subject to sudden impacts such as falling.
• Be sure to perform origin setting before measurement.
• Remove dust, cutting chips, etc. before and after use.
• Do not write numbers, etc. with an electric pen.
• Do not operate the keys with a pointed object (such as a screwdriver or ballpoint pen).
• Avoid loads in the vertical direction relative to the spindle or usage involving torsion to the
spindle.
• This product is shipped without a battery installed. Install a battery before use.
• The battery provided is for confirming the functions and performance of the product. Note
that this battery may not last for the entire expected life.
• When disposing of batteries, follow local laws, regulations, etc.
• Malfunctions or damage due to depleted battery, etc. are not covered by the warranty.
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Contents
1. Names and Dimensions of Components ...............................................................Page 1
2. Installing (Replacing) the Battery...........................................................................Page 2
3. Setup......................................................................................................................Page 2
4. Power ON/OFF ......................................................................................................Page 3
5. Operation Modes ...................................................................................................Page 3
6. Switching Measurement Systems..........................................................................Page 3
7. Measurement Method............................................................................................Page 3
8. Setting Parameters ................................................................................................Page 5
9. Precautions after Use ............................................................................................Page 6
10. Replacing the Rubber Boot (Optional) ................................................................... Page 6
11. Error Displays and Countermeasures.................................................................... Page 6
12. Input/Output Functions...........................................................................................Page 6
13. Specifications.........................................................................................................Page 7
14. Accessories (Optional)...........................................................................................Page 7
15. Off-Site Repairs (Subject to Charge) .....................................................................Page 7
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2. Installing (Replacing) the Battery
• The product may display an error or malfunction if the battery cover is not mounted correctly.
• If the product will be out of use for 3 months or more, remove the battery and store it separately,
to prevent damage to the product due to battery fluid leakage.
• Be sure to use SR44 (silver oxide button battery, part No. 938882) for the battery.
•
Use the provided 0-size screwdriver (Part No. 05CZA619) when mounting/removing
the fixing screws, and tighten with a torque of 5 cN
・ m to 10 cN ・ m or so.
3
2
SR44
1
4
5
1 Use the provided Phillips screwdriver to remove the fixing screws.
2Remove the battery cover.
If replacing a battery, remove the existing battery.
3Insert a new battery with the "+" symbol facing outward.
4 Mount the battery cover and tighten the fixing screws.
⇨[------] display lights up.
5Press the [SET] key.
⇨[P] blinks and origin setting (presetting) begins.
Tips
• If origin setting (presetting) does not begin even after pressing the [SET] key, reinstall the
battery.
• All settings are cleared when the battery is removed. All settings must be reconfigured.
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3. Setup
1) Mounting to a stand, jig, etc.
• Whenever possible, avoid fixing the stem directly with a set screw, etc.
• The spindle may not be able to move smoothly if the screw is tightened with a tightening torque
of 300 cN・m or more to secure the stem.
ø8* mm
+0.02
+0.005
Tips
When mounting the product to a stand or jig, use the stem or a back with lug (optional). If using the
stem, use a slotted holder with a *ø8 G7 (+0.005 to +0.02) mm holder.
* AGD type: ø9.52 mm (0.375 in)
2) Mounting the lug (optional)
A lug (optional) can be used to secure the product.
Part No. 21EZA145 (for ISO/JIS type)
Part No. 21EZA146 (for AGD type)
When mounting, do not remove the fixing screws for the back. Doing so could
negatively affect the waterproofing performance.
Mount the lug with the four fixing screws provided (M2 x 4, Part No. 21ESA047).
While the mounting holes are not threaded, the provided fixing screws are tapping
screws and can be used without tapping.
Back fixing screws
(4 pcs.)
Lug fixing screws
(4 pcs.)
■ID-N
20
19 (3/4 in)
49.35
48.55 (1.911 in)
88.05
85.6 (3.370 in)
ø6.5
ø6.5 (1/4 in)
10.5
9.5 (0.375 in)
5
6.35 (1/4 in)
■ID-B
20
19 (3/4 in)
49.35
48.55 (1.911 in)
80.45
78 (3.071 in)
ø6.5
ø6.5 (1/4 in)
10.5
9.5 (0.375 in)
6.35 (1/4 in)
5
3) Mounting the lifting knob (optional)
Part No. 21EZA105 (for ISO/JIS type)
Part No. 21EZA150 (for AGD type)
• Using the product while the lifting knob is not secured firmly may damage internal components
or the workpiece.
• If not mounting a lifting knob, always mount the original screw on the spindle top end. Otherwise
internal components or the workpiece may be damaged.
• If the cap is removed, dust, mist, or other substances could enter the gap between the spindle
and main body, causing malfunction or failure. Avoid using the product in very dusty or misty
environments.
1Rotate the cap counterclockwise to remove it from
the product.
2
Fix the spindle, using pliers padded with a rag, etc.,
so that it does not turn, and then remove the screw
(M2.5/No. 4-48UNF) at the top end of the spindle.
During this process, push the spindle upward.
3Mount the lifting knob on the top end of the spindle.
Tips
Store the removed cap and screw to prevent loss.
1
2
3
Lifting knob
Cap
Screw
AGD type
*ø9.52 mm (0.375 in)
ISO/JIS type
ISO/JIS type
AGD type
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4) Contact point replacement
When replacing the contact point, turn the contact point while fixing the spindle. Otherwise, the
product may be damaged.
Mount and remove the contact point with a rag and 2 pairs of pliers (one for fixing the spindle) as
shown in the figure.
When fixing the spindle, secure the outer side of the rubber boot
to prevent damage. If the rubber boot is damaged, it could
negatively affect the dust-proofing/waterproofing performance.
Tips
• Changing the contact point may cause changes in external dimensions and measuring force, or
restrictions on the possible measurement directions.
• Errors due to the contact point (perpendicularity of flat contact point, center runout of roller
contact point, etc.) are added to the measurement accuracy.
• Various contact points are available as options. Refer to the Measuring Instruments Catalog for
details.
4. Power ON/OFF
1) Turning the power on
1Press the [DATA ON/OFF] key.
⇨Power turns on.
2) Turning the power off
1Press and hold the [DATA ON/OFF] key.
⇨ Power turns off.
Tips
• The product always starts up in measurement mode when the power is turned on.
• The measurement system when the power is turned on is the same as it was when turned off.
(Refer to "6. Switching Measurement Systems" for details about measurement systems.)
• If the power does not turn on even when the [DATA ON/OFF] key is pressed, the battery may
be depleted. Replace the battery.
• Turning the power off while making settings will cancel the setting and return the product to the
status before setting.
5. Operation Modes
This product is equipped with the following two operation modes.
• Measurement mode:
This mode is used for tasks such as normal measurement, tolerance judgment, holding displayed
values, and outputting displayed values to an external device.
• Parameter setting mode:
This mode is used to set parameters.
Refer to "8. Setting Parameters" for details on how to set parameters.
6. Switching Measurement Systems
Measurement mode includes the following two measurement systems.
• Absolute measurement (ABS): Measures the distance from a set (preset) origin. The origin can be
set to any desired value to support a wide range of workpieces.
• Incremental measurement (INC): Zeros the displayed value with the master and measures a
difference between the master and a workpiece.
0
ABS INC
1Press and hold the [SET] key.
⇨Measurement system switches.
Tips
The displayed value is simultaneously reset to zero when switching the measurement system
from ABS to INC.
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7. Measurement Method
• Large measurement errors will result when used in environments with significant
temperature fluctuation, due to the thermal expansion of components and fixing
jigs. Use in places with minimal temperature fluctuation whenever possible. Allow
the product to adapt to the temperature when moved to an environment with a
different temperature.
• When setting or presetting the origin, be sure to lift the spindle at least 0.2 mm
above the bottom dead center.
0.2 mm
1) For absolute measurement (ABS)
For absolute measurement, first set (preset) the origin using the following procedure, and then
measure.
1 Confirm that the product is in absolute
measurement.
⇨If in incremental measurement, switch
the measurement system to absolute
measurement.
(Refer to "6. Switching Measurement
Systems" for details.)
2Starting origin setting (presetting)
Press the [SET] key.
⇨[P] will blink and the previous preset
value will be displayed.
⇨Continue to step 4-3 if not changing the
preset value.
3Setting the preset value
1 Press and hold the [SET] key.
⇨The sign will blink and the preset value
can be changed.
2 Press the [MODE] key to change the sign.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is pressed,
it will switch the sign between "+" and
"-".
3 Press the [SET] key.
⇨The sign is confirmed and the
neighboring digit blinks.
4
Press the [MODE] key to change the number.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is pressed,
it will switch values in the order of "0→1→2...→9→0".
5 Press the [SET] key.
⇨The number is confirmed and the neighboring digit blinks.
⇨Press the [SET] key to skip over the digit.
Repeat steps 4 and 5 above until the numbers for all digits are confirmed.
⇨Confirming the last digit will cause [P] to blink.
Tips
• If the preset value is incorrect, press and hold the [SET] key and redo from step 3.
• The held displayed value can be replaced with the preset value. (Refer to "3) Holding the
displayed value (if not connected to an external device)".)
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4Setting the origin (origin point)
1 Set the master to use for reference.
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Registered preset value is displayed (example: 30.000 mm).
3 Confirm the preset value, and then press the [SET] key.
⇨The preset value is set as the origin, and the product returns to absolute measurement
mode.
5Replace the master with the workpiece and perform absolute measurement.
4-2
4 5-1
4-3
30.000 30.000 30.000
Tips
• The set preset value and origin are retained even when the power is turned off. However, the
preset value is cleared when replacing the battery and must be reset.
• The preset value is automatically converted when the unit system or resolution is changed. In
this case, however, a conversion error may be produced. It is therefore recommended to check
the preset value after changing the unit system or resolution.
• Press and hold the [MODE] key to stop or cancel settings midway through.
2) For incremental measurement (INC)
Incremental measurement is used to measure the dimensional difference between the master (used
as reference) and a workpiece.
1 Confirm that the product is in incremental measurement.
⇨If in absolute measurement, switch the measurement system to incremental measurement.
(Refer to "6. Switching Measurement Systems" for details.)
2Set the master to use for reference.
3Press the [SET] key.
⇨Displayed value is reset to zero.
4Replace the master with the workpiece and perform incremental measurement.
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3
2 4
3) Holding the displayed value (if not connected to an external device)
The displayed value can be held (fixed).
1Press the [DATA ON/OFF] key.
⇨[H] will appear and the displayed value will be held (the displayed value will be retained even
if the workpiece is removed).
2Press the [DATA ON/OFF] key while the displayed value is held.
⇨[H] will go out and the held displayed value will be released.
1 2
Tips
Press the [SET] key while the displayed value is held to replace it with the preset value.
4) Externally outputting the displayed value (if connected to an external device)
The displayed value is output to the connected external device. This function is enabled only when
connected to an external device.
1Press the [DATA ON/OFF] key while in
measurement mode.
⇨The displayed value is output to the
connected external device.
Tips
• Refer to "12. Input/Output Functions" for details on installing connection cable, pin assignments,
output data format, and timing chart.
• Carefully read the User's Manual of the data processing device to be connected when using the
External Output function and use it accordingly.
• If inputting an output request (REQ) from the connected external device, do so only when the
spindle is stopped. If an output request (REQ) is received while the spindle is moving, it may
output an incorrect value or data output may not be possible.
• If output requests (REQ) are received over short intervals, data output may not be possible.
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8. Setting Parameters
There are five types of parameter items to set.
2) Counting direction
4) Resolution
5) LCD Rotation function
1)
Tolerance Judgment
function
3) Unit switching
Tips
• Press and hold the [MODE] key to cancel the parameter setting. Note that unconfirmed settings will
not be reflected
.
• All parameter settings are retained even when the power is turned off. However, they are all
cleared
when replacing the battery and must be reset.
1) Setting Tolerance Judgment function
The tolerance limit values can be set to provide a GO/NG judgment for the measured value (pass/
fail judgment). Tolerance limit values can be set independently for ABS/INC measurement systems.
-NG
-NG
OK
OK
+NG
+NG
Normal display (measured value and judgment result)
Enlarged display (judgment result only)
1 Confirm that the measurement mode to which
the Tolerance Judgment function is applied is
selected.
2Entering parameter setting mode
Press the [MODE] key.
⇨Tolerance Judgment function can be set.
3
Setting the measurement result display method
1 Select display method by pressing the [MODE] key.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is pressed, it
will switch display methods in the order of
"A→B→C→Measurement mode".
A: Normal display
B: Enlarged display
C: Display off
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Selection is confirmed.
If "Normal display" or "Enlarged display" was selected:
[▶] blinks and the upper limit can be set.
To skip setting the upper limit, press the [SET] key again (proceed to step 5).
If [oFF] was selected:
Tolerance judgment results are displayed, and the product returns to measurement mode.
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A
B
C
4Setting the upper limit
1 Press and hold the [SET] key.
⇨The sign will blink and can be changed.
⇨
Continue to step 3 if not changing the sign.
2 Press the [MODE] key to change the sign.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is pressed, it
will switch the sign between "+" and "-".
3 Press the [SET] key.
⇨The sign is confirmed and the neighboring
digit blinks.
4 Press the [MODE] key to change the number.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is pressed, it
will switch values in the order of
"0→1→2...→9→0".
5 Press the [SET] key.
⇨The number is confirmed and the
neighboring digit blinks.
⇨Press the [SET] key to skip over the digit.
Repeat steps 1 and 2 above until the numbers
for all digits are confirmed.
⇨Confirming the last digit will cause [►] to
blink.
6 Press the [SET] key.
⇨The upper limit is set, [◄] blinks, and the
lower limit can be set.
5Setting the lower limit
1
Set in the same way as the upper limit (step
4
).
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Settings are confirmed, and the product
returns to measurement mode.
Tips
• If the upper limit is set below the lower limit, the error display [E--SE] appears and the set value is
cleared. Clear the error display by pressing the
[SET] key and amend the settings, starting with the
upper limit. (Refer to "11. Error Displays and Countermeasures".)
• The tolerance limit values cannot be set for "normal display" and "enlarged display" separately.
• The tolerance limit values are automatically converted when the unit system or resolution is
changed. In this case, however, a conversion error may be produced. It is therefore
recommended to check the tolerance limit values after changing the unit system or resolution.
• Press and hold the [MODE] key to stop or cancel settings midway through. Note that
unconfirmed settings will not be reflected.
• All settings are retained even when the power is turned off. However, they are all cleared when
replacing the battery and must be reset.
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2) Setting counting direction
The counting direction can be set with regard to the spindle movement direction.
Positive counting
Negative counting
1Entering parameter setting mode
Press and hold the [MODE] key.
⇨Shifts to parameter setting mode.
2Selecting the parameter item to set
1 Confirm that [dir.] is blinking.
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Counting direction can be
switched.
3Setting the counting direction
1 Press the [MODE] key to select the
counting direction.
[▼] off: Counts up (positive counting)
when the spindle is raised.
[▼] blinking: Counts down (negative
counting) when the spindle is raised.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is
pressed, it will switch the counting
direction between up and down.
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Settings are confirmed; shifts to
next parameter item.
For AGD type:
Proceed to step 3in "3) Switching
unit systems (AGD type only)".
For 0.001 mm models:
Proceed to step 3in "4) Switching
resolution (0.001 mm models only)".
For 0.01 mm models:
Proceed to step 3in "5) Setting the LCD Rotation function".
3) Switching unit systems (AGD type only)
1Entering parameter setting mode
Press and hold the [MODE] key.
⇨Shifts to parameter setting mode.
2Selecting the parameter item to set
1 Confirm that [unit] is blinking.
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Unit display can be switched.
3Setting the unit display
1 Press the [MODE] key to select the unit system.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is pressed, it will
switch the unit system between "mm"
(millimeters) and "in" (inches).
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Settings are confirmed; shifts to next parameter item.
For 0.001 mm models:
Proceed to step 3in "4) Switching resolution
(0.001 mm models only)".
For 0.01 mm models:
Proceed to step 3in "5) Setting the LCD Rotation
function".
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2-1
2-2
3-2
3-1
ID-N112
ID-B105
ID-N1012E
ID-N112E
ID-B1005E
ID-B105E
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4) Switching resolution (0.001 mm models only)
The resolution setting can be changed for 0.001 mm models only.
1Entering parameter setting mode
Press and hold the [MODE] key.
⇨Shifts to parameter setting mode.
2Selecting the parameter item to set
1 Press the [MODE] key until [rES.] is displayed.
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Resolution can be switched.
3Setting the resolution
1 Press the [MODE] key to select the resolution.
⇨Each time the key is pressed, it will switch the value
between "0.001 mm" and "0.01 mm".
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Settings are confirmed; shifts to next parameter item.
(Proceed to step 2in "5) Setting the LCD Rotation
function".)
5) Setting the LCD Rotation function
The measured values displayed on the LCD can be rotated 180°.
1Entering parameter setting mode
Press and hold the [MODE] key.
⇨Shifts to parameter setting mode.
2Selecting the parameter item to set
1 Press the [MODE] key until [Lcd] is displayed.
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨LCD Rotation function can be set.
3Setting the LCD display method
1 Select display method by pressing the [MODE] key.
⇨Each time the [MODE] key is pressed, it will switch the
display between "No rotation" and "Rotation".
2 Press the [SET] key.
⇨Settings are confirmed; shifts to next parameter item
(proceed to step 2in "2) Setting counting direction").
Tips
The LCD Rotation function is executed as soon as parameter
setting finishes and the product returns to measurement mode.
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9. Precautions after Use
• Lightly wipe off dirt on this product with a lint-free soft cloth. Do not use organic solvents such as
detergents, thinner or benzine.
• If the product is to be out of use for 3 months or more, remove the battery before storage. Liquid
leakage from the battery may damage the product.
• Do not store the product in a place with a high temperature or humidity, or a lot of dust or oil mist.
10. Replacing the Rubber Boot (Optional)
(A)
(B)
Stem
Contact point
Rubber boot
1Remove the old rubber boot and wipe away dust or oil from the stem groove (A) and spindle
groove (B) with alcohol, etc.
2Put the rubber boot on the spindle so that the rubber boot end with the larger bore is on the
stem side, and then set the rubber boot in between the stem and the contact point.
3Lightly apply a small amount of room temperature curing silicone adhesive to grooves (A) and
(B). At this time, be careful not to apply silicone adhesive to the spindle sliding surface.
4Pinch the top end of the rubber boot with a tool such as flat tip tweezers and fit it into stem
groove (A).
5Attach the bottom end of the rubber boot to spindle groove (B) by pressing manually.
6Wipe away excess adhesive with a clean cloth.
Tips
Prompt replacement of the rubber boot is recommended if using the product in an environment
frequently exposed to water or oil (in order to prevent damage).
11. Error Displays and Countermeasures
Error Display Causes and Countermeasures
ABS Synthesis Error Although this may be momentarily displayed while the spindle is
moving, it is a normal artifact of internal processing. If it occurs while
the spindle is not moving, the internal sensor has failed.
In this case, repair is required: please contact the agent where you
purchased the product or Mitutoyo sales representative.
Low Battery Voltage
Battery is depleted.
Replace with a new battery.
Display Overflow
The measured value exceeds the number of digits that can be displayed.
• In ABS, press the [SET] key to enter the origin setting and reset the
preset value.
•
In INC, press the [SET] key at the appropriate position and set to zero.
• Press and hold the [MODE] key to enter parameter setting mode and
change the resolution to an appropriate value. (0.001 mm models only)
Sensor Contamination
Detection Error A sudden change in temperature may create condensation on the
detector, or it may be contaminated by other sources.
• Turn the power off and allow the product to adapt to the temperature
for about 2 hours.
• If it does not recover after adapting to the temperature, repair is
required: please contact the agent where you purchased the product
or Mitutoyo sales representative.
Error Display Causes and Countermeasures
Preset Value Setting
Error (Normal Measurement)
The preset value for normal measurement exceeds the number of
digits that can be displayed.
• Press and hold the [SET] key to return to preset value settings, and
then reset to an appropriate value.
•
Press the [SET] key to return to measurement mode, and then switch to an
appropriate resolution in parameter setting mode. (0.001 mm models only)
Tolerance Limit Value
Setting Error
The upper limit is set below the lower limit.
• Press the [SET] key to return to the tolerance limit value settings,
and then reset so that the upper limit is above the lower limit.
Upper Limit Setting
Error The upper limit exceeds the number of digits that can be displayed.
• Press and hold the [SET] key to return to upper limit value settings,
and then reset to an appropriate value.
• Press the [SET] key twice to enter resolution settings, and then
switch to an appropriate resolution. (0.001 mm models only)
Lower Limit Setting
Error The lower limit exceeds the number of digits that can be displayed.
• Press and hold the [SET] key to return to lower limit value settings,
and then reset to an appropriate value.
• Press the [SET] key to enter resolution settings, and then switch to
an appropriate resolution. (0.001 mm models only)
12. Input/Output Functions
1) Externally outputting the displayed value
The displayed value can be output to a device supporting Digimatic output format by connecting
the product and the external device with a connection cable (optional). An optional external display,
external printer, PC, etc. can be connected.
1 Press the [ON/OFF] key to turn off the product.
2
Use the provided Phillips screwdriver to remove the fixing screws from the output connector cap.
3Remove the output connector cap and gasket.
4Attach the connector gasket to the connection cable and insert it.
5Tighten with the fixing screws removed in step 2.
6Connect the other end of the connection cable to the external device.
■ID-N1012, ID-N112
3
5
4
2
Output connector cap
Connection cable
■ID-B1005, ID-B105
Connection cable
54
Use the provided 0-size screwdriver (Part No. 05CZA619) when mounting/removing
the fixing screws, and tighten with a torque of 5 cN・m to 10 cN・m or so.

Mitutoyo Corporation 20-1, Sakado 1-Chome, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa 213-8533, Japan7Date of publication: November 1, 2020
Printed in Japan
Tips
• Four types of connection cables (optional) are available for this product: Part No. 21EAA194
(1 m), 21EAA190 (2 m), 21EAA210 (1 m, with external zero setting terminal), and 21EAA211
(2 m, with external zero setting terminal).
• When connecting a connection cable, pay attention to the connector direction as you insert it.
• Store the removed output connector cap to prevent loss.
• Always install the output connector cap if a connection cable is not used.
• Connection cables with external zero setting terminals have an I/O connector whose GND and
ORIG terminals are branched. These cables can be used to short either terminal, allowing the
preset value to be recalled or zero-set externally. Use in combination with a commercially
available push switch or similar.
2) I/O connector
Pin No. Signal I/O
(1) GND -
(2)*1 DATA O
(3)*1 CK O
(4)*2 REQ I
(5)*3 ORIG I
(6)*1 RD O
(7) N.C. -
(8) F.G. -
(8) (1)
DATA or
CK or RD
CMOS IC
1 kΩ10 kΩ
1.55 V
22 kΩ
REQ
4700 pF0.01 μF
22 kΩ
4700 pF 4700 pF
22 kΩ
1.55 V
ORIG
CMOS IC
3) Output data format
(1) Output order
(2) All "F"
(3) Sign
(4) Measured
value
(5)
Decimal point
(6) Unit
4) Output timing chart
10 ms ≤ t1 < 150 ms
0.1 ms ≤ t2 < 0.13 ms
0.1 ms ≤ t3 < 0.13 ms
0.05 ms ≤ t4 < 0.18 ms
t5 depends on the device
being used.
*4 Keep REQ at Low until CK is output.
Return it to High before the final CK output is completed (52nd bit).
+: 0 (0000)
-: 8 (0001)
mm: 0 (0000)
inch: 1 (1000)
(1)
MSD LSD
(5)
(2)(4)
(3)
2 (0100)
3 (1100)
4 (0010)
5 (1010)
(6)
RD
REQ
DATA
CK
t5 t1 t2 t3 t4
*4
1bit 2bit 52bit
5) Input timing chart
13. Specifications
■ Individual Specifications
Model ID-N1012 ID-N112 ID-B1005 ID-B105
Code No. 543-570 543-575 575-580 543-585
Measuring range 12.7 mm 5.08 mm
Resolution 0.01 mm 0.001 mm/
0.01 mm
0.01 mm 0.001 mm/
0.01 mm
Error of indication for
the total measuring
range MPE
E
*1
0.02 mm 0.003 mm 0.02 mm 0.003 mm
Hysteresis
MPE
H
*1 0.02 mm 0.002 mm 0.02 mm 0.002 mm
Repeatability
MPE
R
*1
0.01 mm 0.002 mm 0.01 mm 0.002 mm
Stem ø8 mm
Contact point Carbide (joint screw M2.5 x 0.45), part No. 901312 (provided as standard)
Measuring force MPL ≤ 2.5 N ≤ 2 N
Measurement direction All directions
Mass 130 g
Model ID-N1012E ID-N112E ID-B1005E ID-B105E
Code No. 543-571 543-576 543-581 543-586
Measuring range 12.7 mm/0.5 in 5.08 mm/0.2 in
Resolution 0.01 mm
0.0005 in
0.001/0.01 mm
0.00005 in/0.0005 in
0.01 mm
0.0005 in
0.001/0.01 mm
0.00005 in/0.0005 in
Error of indication for
the total measuring
range MPE
E
*1
0.02 mm/±0.001 in
0.003 mm/±0.0001 in 0.02 mm/±0.001 in 0.003 mm/±0.0001 in
Hysteresis
MPE
H
*1
0.02 mm/0.001 in 0.002 mm/0.0001 in 0.02 mm/0.001 in 0.002 mm/0.0001 in
Repeatability
MPE
R
*1
0.01 mm/0.0005in 0.002 mm/0.0001 in 0.01 mm/0.0005in 0.002 mm/0.0001 in
Stem ø9.52 mm (0.375 in)
Contact point Carbide (No. 4-48UNF)
Measuring force MPL ≤ 2.5 N ≤ 2 N
Measurement direction All directions
Mass 130 g
■ Common Specifications
Protection level *2 IP66 equivalent *3
CE Marking EMC Directive: EN 61326-1
Immunity test requirement: Clause 6.2 Table 2
Emission limit: Class B
RoHS Directive: EN IEC 63000
Power supply SR44 silver oxide battery x 1 (part No. 938882)
Battery life *4 About 7000 hours in continuous service, approximately 1 year of normal use
Scale Electrostatic capacitance type absolute linear encoder
Response speed Unlimited (unavailable for scanning measurement)
Data output Digimatic code out
Temperature range Operation: 0 °C to 40 °C, storage: -10 °C to 60 °C
Standard accessories SR44 (for function verification, 1 pc.), User's Manual/warranty,
0-size screwdriver (Part No. 05CZA619)
*1: During normal measurement at 20 °C.
*2: The protection level (IP: International Protection) is based on IEC 60529/JIS C 0920.
*3: Values are for factory default conditions.
*4: The battery life varies depending on usage times and conditions. The above values are
guidelines.
14. Accessories (Optional)
• Lifting knob (for ISO/JIS type): Part No. 21EZA105
• Lifting knob (for AGD type): Part No. 21EZA150
• Lug (for ISO/JIS type): Part No. 21EZA145
• Lug (for AGD type): Part No. 21EZA146
• Rubber boot (for ID-N/oil resistant (NBR)) : Part No. 02ACA376
• Rubber boot (for ID-N/durable (silicone)): Part No. 238774
• Rubber boot (for ID-B/oil resistant (NBR)) : Part No. 125317
• Rubber boot ( for ID-B/durable (silicone)) : Part No. 21EAA212
• Connection cable: Part No. 21EAA194 (1 m, flat straight waterproof type)
• Connection cable: Part No. 21EAA190 (2 m, flat straight waterproof type)
• Connection cable with external zero setting terminal: Part No. 21EAA210 (1 m, flat straight waterproof type)
• Connection cable with external zero setting terminal: Part No. 21EAA211 (2 m, flat straight waterproof type)
*For accessories (optional) other than the above, refer to the Measuring Instruments Catalog.
15. Off-Site Repairs (Subject to Charge)
Off-site repair (subject to charge) is required in the case of the following malfunctions. Please
contact the agent where you purchased the product or Mitutoyo sales representative.
• Poor spindle operation
• Poor accuracy
• [E] is displayed as the last digit when the spindle is stationary
• Abnormal measured value or LCD trouble
• No recovery from [Err C]
• Power will not turn on
*If the fundamental structural components or multiple components need to be replaced, we reserve
the right to decline the repair.