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Laguna Tools IQ Pro Owner's Manual

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  • Page 2 Scope of This Manual This manual outlines the basic operations, Quick Start, Multi-Tool Programs, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting for the IQ PRO Router equipped with the Rich Auto B57E Handheld Controller. For detailed instructions and video, please go to www.lagunatools.com. Customer Service...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Introduction ......................5 General Safety ........................... 5 Safety Call-Outs ..........................5 Machine Specifications ..................7 The IQ Pro Machine ....................9 IQ Pro Components..........................9 Accessories ............................11 Setting Up the IQ Machine ................. 12 Attach an Electrical Plug to the Power Cord ..................12 Setup the Pail for the Liquid Cooled Spindle ...................
  • Page 4 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Setting Z Work Origin ........................27 Run Program ............................ 27 Understanding Work Coordinate Systems ..................28 Tool Cone Setup ..........................28 Resetting Tool Locations – Homing the Machine ................28 Setting the Tool Touch Off (TTO) Location ..................29 Machine Orientation and V-Carve Set-Up ..................

  • Page 5: Introduction

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 1.0 Introduction The IQ Pro is designed to supply years of service. The IQ Pro performs multiple functions, thereby reducing the number of machines needed to complete projects. Please read this Owner’s Manual in entirety prior to assembly or use. Refer to the included Unpacking and Setup Manual for unpacking and assembly instructions.
  • Page 6 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual CAUTION A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. WARNING A potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury. NOTE A helpful tip from our technical staff.

  • Page 7: Machine Specifications

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 2.0 Machine Specifications 6,000 – 24,000 Spindle RPM Controller Rich Auto DSP B57E Handheld Ball Screw On All Axis 10” Gantry Clearance 24: x 36” or 24” x 48” Machine Worktable 39-1/2” x 63” Machine Footprint 24”...
  • Page 8 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual NOTES:...

  • Page 9: The Iq Pro Machine

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 3.0 The IQ Pro Machine IQ Pro Components Figure 3-1: IQ Pro Machine Components Electrical Cabinet Gantry Handheld Controller Vacuum Table Linear Bearing Rails Frame Router Spindle...
  • Page 10 The main power cable is located in the back of the box. 2. Handheld Controller The B57E Handheld Controller (HHC) controls all the functions of the IQ Pro. 3. Linear Bearing Rails Bearing rails are located on either side of the machine frame. The bearing rails guide the gantry as it travels along the frame.

  • Page 11: Accessories

    The pipe connector is push fit and is used for connection of the spindle water pipe. Accessories The following accessories are included with the IQ Pro: • One (1) Water Pump •...

  • Page 12: Setting Up The Iq Machine

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 4.0 Setting Up the IQ Machine Attach an Electrical Plug to the Power Cord A Power Cord with a NEMA L6-30 plug (not provided) must be connected to the electrical power cord in the center rear of the electrical cabinet.

  • Page 13: Vacuum Pump Installation

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Vacuum Pump Installation The vacuum pump provides the suction necessary to hold projects to the vacuum table. The vacuum pump should be installed prior to operation. 1. Remove the cover from the vacuum pump power box.
  • Page 14 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Leg 1 Leg 2 Ground Terminal Figure 4-4: Laguna DB-330-11 (2.5 HP) Vacuum Pump Leg 1 Leg 2 Ground Terminal Figure 4-5: Becker SV200 (2.4 HP) Vacuum Pump...
  • Page 15 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual NOTES:...

  • Page 16: Basic Operation

    Please review and observe these Dos and Don’ts before turning on the power to the IQ Pro: 1. DO verify the water level in the spindle reservoir. If operating the IQ Pro for carving work, a much larger quantity of water will be needed for the spindle-cooling reservoir.

  • Page 17: Fitting The Job To The Table

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Emergency Stop Vacuum On/Off Control On/Off Spindle Display NOTE Before you turn on the machine, remove all tools and other objects from the machine tools. 1. Verify the water reservoir is full and the water is circulating through the spindle.

  • Page 18: Homing The Iq Pro

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Homing the IQ Pro Homing refers to establishing set coordinates which the machine uses as a starting point. The machine must be homed each time it is powered on. 1. When the B57E controller is powered on, the user will be prompted with the HomeTypeAtStart window (Figure 5-3).
  • Page 19 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Figure 5-4: B57E HHC Keypad FILE – Loads a job file REPEAT MACHINING – Repeat last program ADVANCED – Opens the Advanced Function menu...

  • Page 20: Changing Tools

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual TOOL CHANGE – Opens the Tool Change menu BREAK WORK - Saves the stop points 1 -9 (C+ to Z-) – Functions as both the numerical keys and the Jog Spindle Controls X/Y → 0 – Set X and Y work origin FAST/SLOW –...
  • Page 21 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual NOTES:...

  • Page 22: Quick Start Section

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 6.0 Quick Start Section This section provides a workflow from turning on the machine to starting your program. This walkthrough assumes only Tool 1 is used: 1. Power on machine (Section 4.2). 2. Home machine (Section 4.4).
  • Page 23 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual b. Select your program → REF/OK. 8. Mount work piece to the tabletop. a. This can be done with supplied table clamps (Figure 5-3). b. There are multiple ways to secure the work piece. Find the method which works best for your application before continuing.
  • Page 24 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 14. Put on your safety glasses and run the program. a. In 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 HHC is a preferred stopping method.
  • Page 25 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual NOTES:...

  • Page 26: Multiple Tool Program

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 7.0 Multiple Tool Program There are preliminary steps that need to be done before running a multi-tool program: 1. Prepare the machine (Sections 5.2). 2. Prepare all tool cones for the job and place into the corresponding tool holders.

  • Page 27: Setting Xy Work Origin

    Run Program 1. Copy the G-Code program to a USB and transfer to the controller’s internal memory. When running a program directly from a USB, memory transfer is less reliable. Laguna Tools recommends storing the program in the controller’s internal memory.

  • Page 28: Understanding Work Coordinate Systems

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Understanding Work Coordinate Systems 1. Machine Coordinates (Workpiece 0). a. The origin is based off the home switches. b. Tool positions and TTO switch location are set relative to machine coordinates. c. Press MENU + ZRN/0 to switch to Workpiece 0.

  • Page 29: Setting The Tool Touch Off (Tto) Location

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 2. Put an empty tool cone into the spindle using the manual tool release button. 3. Using the handheld controller’s jog control, carefully guide the cone into the tool rack. • Step Jog Mode can be used for smaller and precise increments.

  • Page 30: Machine Orientation And V-Carve Set-Up

    7.9.1 Machine Axes and Orientation On all standard Laguna Tools IQ CNC routers, there are three (3) axes on the machine. These three (3) axes are X, Y, and Z. Each separate axis has a negative and positive direction to it.
  • Page 31 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 7.9.2 V-Carve Material Set-up 1. Job Type - Whether the piece has machining tool paths on just one side or both sides. Normally, this will be set to single sided. 2. Job Size - The size of the material in use. Verify the dimensions are accurate.
  • Page 32 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 3. Z Zero Position - Basis for the height of the tool. On the IQ, the machine is configured to use a Z zero at Material Surface as that is referring to the top of the part you are machining and all tool heights are based off the surface.
  • Page 33 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 1. Save Toolpaths - When saving your toolpath on the IQ, verify the box next to Output all visible toolpaths to one file is checked to save multiple tool paths using the same exact tool into one (1) file.

  • Page 34: Maintenance

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 8.0 Maintenance Regular maintenance of the IQ Pro will ensure optimal performance. Please follow these maintenance routines. Lubrication Regularly lubricate the bearing surfaces and the ball screws (every twelve (12) hours at a minimum). Use a thin lithium spray or 30W oil lubricant. Spray daily and wipe away the excess.

  • Page 35: Position Of Stop Switches

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 4. Inspect the machine for damage and loose or worn parts. 5. Check the dust extraction for blockages. 6. Replace the water in the pump bucket and verify it is clean. Use only distilled water. In colder climates, a mixture of water and anti-freeze can be used.

  • Page 36: Fuses

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 3. Bend the relevant locking tab into the nut slot. Fuses The electrical functions of the machine are protected by fuses. To access the fuse, pull the fuse holder up. Once the fuse has been verified that it has not blown, ensure that the fuse holder is pushed down and is fully home.
  • Page 37 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual NOTES:...

  • Page 38: Troubleshooting

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual 9.0 Troubleshooting IQ Machine Issue Suggested Action 1. Verify the start switch is firmly and fully pressed. 2. Verify the Emergency Switch is fully released. 3. Verify the electrical power cord is plugged into the power outlet.
  • Page 39 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Issue Suggested Action 1. Dull cutting tools. Replace the tool or have it resharpened. 2. Feeding the wood too fast. Slow down the feed Spindle slows down during a cut rate. 3. Cutter feeds and spindle speed are not correct.

  • Page 40: Handheld Controller

    IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Issue Suggested Action 1. Verify the handheld controller cable is properly connected. 2. Verify the drive wires are not loose or damaged. The gantry or router head will not function 3. Verify the handheld controller is not damaged 4.
  • Page 41 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Issue Suggested Action May be caused by a corrupted operating system (OS). 1. Hold down a button on power-up to enter The screen is frozen Loading on start-up emergency mode. 2. Reload the OS via updating.
  • Page 42 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Issue Suggested Action Verify the buttons are operational: 1. Press MENU. Button not responding 2. Select System Set-up. 3. Select Buttons check. 1. Verify the cable connections are good. DSP screen does not light when power is 2.
  • Page 43 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Issue Suggested Action Verify there is + and – 24vdc at the switch. If power is Home switch LED does not light present, the switch has failed. The home switch is damaged and shorting the output.
  • Page 44 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Issue Suggested Action Verify correct power to the lead shine stepper drivers. Green LEDs should be lit on the driver. A red LED indicates the driver is faulted. No LED light indicates no power. If there is only one motor not moving, move the connection to another driver.
  • Page 45 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Issue Suggested Action This occurs when the sensor on the dust hood lifting cylinders does not recognize the hood is retracted. Verify the sensor signal: 1. Press MENU. 2. Select input/output control. 3. Check if input #15 changes state.
  • Page 46 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual NOTES:...

  • Page 47: Warranties

    Any machines returned to Laguna Tools must be returned with packaging in the same manner in which it was received. A part or blade is being returned must have adequate packaging to ensure it is not damaged during shipping. In...
  • Page 48 Laguna Tools Customer Support Website. The labor required to install replacement parts is the responsibility of the user. Laguna Tools is not responsible for damage or loss caused by a freight company or other circumstances not in our control. All claims for loss or damaged goods must be notified to Laguna Tools within twenty-four (24) hours of delivery.
  • Page 49 IQ Pro Owner’s Manual Laguna Tools Warranty...
  • Page 50 Laguna Tools, Inc. 744 Refuge Way Grand Prairie, TX 75050 800-234-1976 www.lagunatools.com Copyright © 2022 Laguna Tools, Inc. All rights reserved.

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