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TOOL CONE SETUP

1. Select a router bit and its corresponding collet.

***Note: Collets & Spindle Nut must be cleaned regularly. Ensure that the slots in the
Collets are free of sawdust.***

2. Press the Collet into the Spindle Nut until it snaps into place.

3. Insert the router bit into the collet.

4. Thread on the nut and collet by hand, onto the tool cone.

5. Use the provided wrenches to tighten the spindle nut.

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Summary of Contents for TOOLS IQ PRO

Page 1: ...1...

Page 2: ...Cont d Verify Coordinate System QUICK START SECTION Cont d Verify which Tool Cone QUICK START SECTION Cont d Set XY Origin Point QUICK START SECTION Cont d Set the Z Origin Point Manually MULTIPLE TOO...

Page 3: ...ick start section for accelerated start up INTRODUCTION BASIC OPERATIONS 3 Position Automatic Tool Changer ATC Uses ISO 20 Tool Holders 5 Position Automatic Tool Changer ATC Uses ISO 20 Tool Holders T...

Page 4: ...URNING ON THE MACHINE Step 1 Main Power Switch ON Position Step 1a Main Power Switch OFF Position Step 2 Press Green On Off Power Button to the Controllers for the Electrical IQ Pro Cabinet Step 1 Ste...

Page 5: ...h the HomeTypeAtStart window 2 The machine needs to be homed each time the machine is powered The tool locations are relative to the Machine Home Position 0 0 relatives to flags on X Y Z Axis s 3 The...

Page 6: ...6 Basic Button Functions The Rich Auto Motion Control System uses 1 button and 2 button combination functions Only the most used Shown...

Page 7: ...Pressure in System before continuing 1 A tool can be inserted or removed in Two Ways a Manually Using the Green Manual Tool Release Button on the side of tool head b Automatically Using the Tool Swit...

Page 8: ...ection Tools are listed from Left to Right Machine will then switch from current Tool in Spindle to Tool Selected Press REF OK Button Basic Button Functions Changing Tools Cont d Press Tool Switch But...

Page 9: ...9 QUICK START SECTION This section is a workflow from Turning the machine on to starting one s program This walkthrough assumes Only TOOL 1 is used Power on Machine...

Page 10: ...10 Home Machine QUICK START SECTION Cont d Est Home Position on the IQ Pro...

Page 11: ...ly is using Correct Hose Type Size and if connection to the Black Tab is secure Press Down on the Fitting to Release Air Filter System Air Regulation Valve Air Regulator Control Knob Verify that the p...

Page 12: ...the pressure regulator on the back of the machine to adjust air pressure Air Regulator Control Knob Plug in the water pump and verify water is flowing through the spindle Only applicable to machines e...

Page 13: ...does intend to use a Use the manual tool release button located on the tool head to load the tool cone into the spindle b It is pertinent that the spindle releases and engages the tool cone repeatedl...

Page 14: ...the controller s internal memory When running a program directly from a USB memory transfer is less reliable It is recommended to store the program in the controller s internal memory 1 Take the USB D...

Page 15: ...5 QUICK START SECTION Cont d Transfer g Code Program 2 Go to MENU Menu Function User Interface Press REF OK Press the up Y and down Y Buttons to Scroll down to Menu Function User Interface Press REF O...

Page 16: ...START SECTION Cont d Transfer g Code Program 4 Using the up Y and down Y Buttons to Scroll down to Operate File then Press REF OK Press the up Y and down Y Buttons to Scroll down to Operate File Pres...

Page 17: ...17 QUICK START SECTION Cont d Transfer g Code Program 5 Select Copy File press REF OK Press the up Y and down Y Buttons to Scroll down to Select Copy File then Press REF OK Press REF OK...

Page 18: ...Select the U Disk File you want to copy press REF OK QUICK START SECTION Cont d Transfer g Code Program Press REF OK Press the up Y and down Y Buttons to Scroll down to Select U Disk File then Press R...

Page 19: ...Cont d Load Program into Viewer Press File go to Internal File REF OK Select your Program REF OK Press File Press the up Y and down Y Buttons to Scroll to Select Internal File then Scroll to Select Pr...

Page 20: ...20 QUICK START SECTION Cont d Transfer g Code Program Press STOP CANCEL Button a few times to return to Home Screen...

Page 21: ...it and table clamps When the machine changes tools it will need to travel to the back of the machine during program execution There exist a multitude of ways to secure your work piece Find what method...

Page 22: ...1 Control Screen after Loading Program and Setting Work Origin Verify Coordinate System Figure 1 a Workpiece 1 should be selected QUICK START SECTION Cont d Verify Coordinate System See Photo Illustra...

Page 23: ...23 To change to Workpiece 1 Press Hold Down MENU Button Press C 1 Button QUICK START SECTION Cont d Verify Coordinate System Cont d 1 Press Hold Down MENU Button 2 Press C 1 Button...

Page 24: ...he CurSpindl parameter on the controller run screen CurSpindl Figure 1 Control Screen after Loading Program and Setting Work Origin If Current Tool Number is Not Tool 1 then switch tools using Tool Sw...

Page 25: ...the up Y and down Y right X left X Buttons to Scroll or Jog up down right left to the to the desired selected program a If you are using Vectric s V Carve Software it is called the XY Datum Position b...

Page 26: ...y move the spindle down towards the top of your material until the desired Z Zero Position is obtained i It may be helpful to use a sheet of paper by sliding it back and forth under the bit while jogg...

Page 27: ...Set the Z Origin Point Manually Figure 1 b Press the ZC 0 button c On the controller you will see the Z axis coordinate go to zero Figure 1 d Press REF OK Button x2 Twice e This will retract the spind...

Page 28: ...case of an emergency or machine failure you can hit the E STOP Button on the control cabinet In most cases the Stop Cancel Button on the Handheld Controller HHC is a preferred stopping method h Press...

Page 29: ...ate can be adjusted by pressing the Y or Y buttons i Y will increase the feed rate by 10 ii Y will decrease the speed by 10 iii The max speed is determined by the program file l Program End At the end...

Page 30: ...30 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM There are preliminary steps that need to be done before running a multi tool program Turn ON Machine Establish Home Position...

Page 31: ...31 Set XY Z Work Origins MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d...

Page 32: ...32 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d...

Page 33: ...33 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d...

Page 34: ...34 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d Change Tools If necessary Prepare Tool Cones...

Page 35: ...35 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d Change Tools If necessary Prepare Tool Cones Cont d...

Page 36: ...36 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d Change Tools If necessary Prepare Tool Cones Cont d...

Page 37: ...37 Run Program MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d...

Page 38: ...MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d Setting Tool Offsets Place the designated tools into the corresponding tool holders on the machine determined at the time of program creation Change to Workpiece 1 and Too...

Page 39: ...39 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d Setting Tool Offsets Verify Workpiece 1 Verify CurSpindl Spindle 1 and Tool 1 is in the spindle...

Page 40: ...PROGRAM Cont d Setting Tool Offsets For the Z Axis Press the Z or Z Buttons on the HHC For the X Axis Press the X or X Buttons on the HHC For the Y Axis Press the Y or Y Buttons on the HHC Z Axis X Ax...

Page 41: ...pindle will move over the tool touch off switch from its current position Rapid to a preset Z value Tool Setting Z At a slower feed rate it will lower until the switch is trigger then retract Once Too...

Page 42: ...rogram is created If you are using Vectric s V Carve Software it is called the XY Datum Position Once the spindle is in position press the XY 0 Button to set the XY Origin Point On the controller you...

Page 43: ...fully move the spindle down towards the top of your material until the desired Z Zero 0 position is obtained i It may be helpful to use a sheet of paper by sliding it back and forth under the router b...

Page 44: ...TOOL PROGRAM Cont d SETTING Z WORK ORIGIN b Press the ZC 0 Button c On the controller you will see the Z Axis coordinate go to zero Figure 1 Figure 1 Control Screen after Loading Program and Setting...

Page 45: ...er s internal memory When running a program directly from a USB memory transfer is less reliable It is recommended to store the program in the controller s internal memory a MENU Scroll to Menu Functi...

Page 46: ...oll Select Copy File Press REF OK e Scroll Select the U Disk File you want to copy Press REF OK f Press STOP CANCEL a few times to return to the controller home screen MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d RUN...

Page 47: ...47 MULTIPLE TOOL PROGRAM Cont d Load Program into Viewer Load Program into viewer Press FILE Scroll to Internal File REF OK Scroll and Select your Program REF OK...

Page 48: ...off the home switches Tool positions and TTO switch location are set relative to machine coordinates Press MENU ZRN 0 to switch to Workpiece 0 Hold down the MENU 1 9 Buttons to move between different...

Page 49: ...49 In the picture below the Active Work Coordinate System is Workpiece 2 One must Reset Origin Point UNDERSTANDING WORK COORDINATE SYSTEMS Cont d...

Page 50: ...t be cleaned regularly Ensure that the slots in the Collets are free of sawdust 2 Press the Collet into the Spindle Nut until it snaps into place 3 Insert the router bit into the collet 4 Thread on th...

Page 51: ...cated periodically Once a Week Schedule Document into ones Preventive Maintenance Program Per Any ISO QS TS Standards Once a week if the machine is used Daily A Visual Inspection is always recommended...

Page 52: ...52 PARTS SERVICE...

Page 53: ...53 PARTS SERVICE List of Fasteners Components Used Name of Part Fastenal Part Qty M4 0 7 x 8mm SHCS 1139523 M5 0 8 x 10mm SHCS 1139544...

Page 54: ...54 SCHEMATICS...

Page 55: ...55 SCHEMATICS...

Page 56: ...56 SCHEMATICS...

Page 57: ...any and all returned parts componentsrequesting warranty coverage Any machines returned to Laguna Tools must be returned with packaging in the same manner in which it was received If a part or blade i...

Page 58: ...ermined on a case by case basis Software purchased through Laguna Tools Inc is not covered under this warranty and all technical support must be managed through the software provider Normal user align...

Page 59: ...Laguna Tools Warranty...

Page 60: ...ufacturer Parts under warranty are shipped at Laguna Tools Inc s cost either by common carrier FEDEX ground service or a similar method Technical support to install replacement parts is primarily prov...

Page 61: ...art is determined to be damaged due to lack of maintenance cleaning or misuse abuse the customer will be responsible for the cost to replace the item part plus all related shipping charges We require...

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