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2D-CAD Specifications
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3D-CAD Specifications
OMRON CAD File Q&A
Downloadable Data Formats and Versions
(1)3D Formats and Images
| Data format | Extension | Version |
| SolidWorks Assembly | .sldasm | 2001/2001Plus/2003 |
| SolidWorks Part | .sldprt | 2001/2001Plus/2003 |
| CATIA V5 Part | .catpart | V5 |
| CATIA V5Assembly | .catproduct | V5 |
| CATIA V4 Part | .model | V4 |
| CATIA V4 Assembly | .session | V4 |
| ANVIL | .igs | 5000 |
| Pro/E Assembly | .asm | |
| Pro/E Part | .prt | |
| Ashlar-Vellum Argon | .sat | 4 |
| Ashlar-Vellum Cobalt | .sat | 4 |
| Ashlar-Vellum Xenon | .sat | 4 |
| CADKey 3D | .sat | 19/20 |
| AutoCAD 3D | .sat | R14/R14.01/R2000/R2000i/R2002 |
| IGES | .igs | |
| Inventor | .sat | R1/R2/R3/R4/R5/R6 |
| IronCAD | .sat | 4/5 |
| JPEG Files | .jpg | |
| Mechanical Desktop | .sat | R2/R3/R4/R5/R6 |
| ACIS | .sat | 1.6/1.7/2.0/2.1/3.0/4.0/5.0/5.3/6.0/7.0 |
| SDRC I-DEAS | .step | 8 |
| SolidEDGE | .x_t | 7/8/9 |
| STEP | .step | AP203/AP214 |
| STL | .stl | |
| Tiff | tif | |
| Unigraphics | .x_t | 15/16/17 |
| VDA | .vda | |
| VRML | .wrl | |
| Parasolid Binary | .x_b | 8.0/9.0/9.1/10.0/11.0/11.1/12.0/12.1 |
| Parasolid Text | .x_t | 8.0/9.0/9.1/10.0/11.0/11.1/12.0/12.1 |
| eDraawing Assembly | .easm | |
| eDrawing Part | .eprt |
(2)2D Formats and Images
| Data format | Extension | Version |
| SolidWorks Drawing | Slddrw | 2001/2001Plus/2003 |
| ANVIL Express | dwg | 3.1 |
| AutoCAD 2D | dwg | R12/R13/R14/R2000/R2000i/R2002 |
| DWG Files | dwg | R12/R13/R14/R2000/R2000i/R2002 |
| DXF Files | dxf | R12/R13/R14/R2000/R2000i/R2002 |
| Solid Works e-Drawings | edrw | |
| Tiff | tif |
Downloaded File names
Specifications for Graphics Data
Data File names
The "-" symbols in model names are replaced with "_" symbols in file names.
The file names for components in an assembly file are constructed by adding each component's name to the assembly file name.
For example, the file name of a nut used for the E2E-X3D1S is "E2E_X3D1S_NUT". However, for components that can be purchased separately and have their own model number, this model number is used as the file name.
For example, the file name of a nut used for the E2E-X3D1S is "E2E_X3D1S_NUT". However, for components that can be purchased separately and have their own model number, this model number is used as the file name.
Text
All text data is in a globally recognized format that does not include 2-byte characters.
Configuration and Arrangement of Assembly Components
Data for components that can be opened, closed, operated, or removed is created separately and included in assembly files.
Data for accessories and configuration components that can be purchased separately is created separately and included in assembly files.
Components of pushbutton switches that can be purchased separately, such as indicators, are created separately and included together with the data for the pushbutton switches.
Graphics data for switches shows the state where levers and plungers are in the free position (FP).
Graphics data containing switch levers shows the state where they are free to move in the operating direction (SolidWorks data only).
Graphics data containing covers or doors shows them in the closed state.
Reference Positions
The assembly reference position is used as the origin (x=0, y=0, z=0) in 3D data.
In data for products mounted to mounting holes, the position of the mounting hole is used as the origin.
In data for products inserted in sockets, the center of the side that makes contact with the socket is used as the origin.
Omitted and Simplified Data
In order to reduce the volume of graphics data, some detailed parts have been simplified. In general, parts that do not need to be considered for layout are omitted
Screws and bolts are represented by cylinders with the nominal diameter, without the thread, and are colored pink. Screw heads are also simplified as cylinders.
Small fillets, chamfers, and draft angles are omitted.
Only the number-one connector pins are created, the others are omitted. In some cases, if the assembly position and orientation are clear from the shape of the connector, all pins may be omitted.
Only the operating axis is shown for DIP switches.
Individual details for heat-radiating fins and ventilation holes are omitted. they are represented by plain figures covering the ranges they occupy.
Chamfers and holes at the ends of terminals are omitted.
Rubber boots are represented by plain figures of the maximum possible dimensions.
Labels, printing, markings, and product logos are omitted.
Colors (Not Applicable to STEP Data)
Colors approximating those of the actual products are used. (Information may be lost or changed in formats other than SolidWorks.)
Transparent portions are colored ivory.
Indicators are colored to reflect the status when lit. If the indicator lights with two or more colors, the color corresponding to the higher level of danger is used.
Screw locations are colored pink.
Color information is not contained in STEP data.
Dimensions
Agreement between the dimensions of the figures and the actual dimensions is only guaranteed for dimensions given in diagrams in specification sheets and catalogs.
2D Graphics Data
Compatible Operating Systems and Browsers
(1)Displaying 3D-CAD Data
Windows 95, 98, 98 2nd edition, 2000, ME, NT, 4.X, XP; Internet Explorer 4.X or a later version, Netscape 4.07 or a later version (except 6.X and 7.X)
Mac OS versions 8.5 to 9.X, OSX; classic mode browsers, Netscape 4.7 to 4.9, Internet Explorer 5.0, 5.1
(2)Displaying 2D-CAD Data
Windows 98 2nd edition, ME, NT 4.0, SP6 or an earlier version, 2000, XP; Internet Explorer 5.X or a later version
