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General| Brand | Okuma |
|---|---|
| Model | OSP 5000 |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
Introduces the instructor and attendees to the course.
Provides background on Okuma's history and milestones.
Defines key terms and acronyms used in the manual.
Covers essential safety precautions for machine operation and maintenance.
Lists and describes the available manuals for Okuma machines.
Explains the fundamental components and concepts of CNC machines.
Details the procedures and functions for operating the machine.
Introduces the interpretation of electrical schematic diagrams.
Describes the physical and electrical construction of the OSP 5020 control.
Covers methods and displays for troubleshooting machine issues.
Explains how to configure and manage machine parameters.
Discusses software functions, management, and loading procedures.
Refers to practical, applied learning sessions during the course.
General safety guidelines to prevent accidents and protect equipment.
Procedures to follow before powering on the machine.
Specific safety measures when using chucks and fixtures.
Routine checks for lubrication, filters, and gauges.
Key safety practices during machine use and setup.
Guidelines for safe setup and workpiece handling.
Safe practices for loading and unloading workpieces.
Safety considerations specific to machining centers.
Safety procedures for shutdown and troubleshooting.
Additional general safety advice for operators.
Lists and briefly describes common Okuma machine manuals.
Details manuals covering machine-specific special functions.
Explains the purpose and content of electrical diagrams.
Provides information on machine alarms and error codes.
Covers the functions and procedures for machine programming.
Information on the machine's drive units.
Lists machine parts and their layouts.
Defines machine tools, NC, and CNC machines.
Explains the role of the CPU, microprocessor, and different memory types.
Details how servo systems control axis movement and spindle rotation.
Describes input/output devices for machine communication.
Defines Lathes, Machining Centers, and Grinders.
Describes the main panels of the OSP 5000 series control.
Explains functions and menus available in AUTO mode.
Details operation in MDI and MANUAL modes for machine control.
Covers modes for setting Tool Data, Edit Aux, Zero Set, and Parameters.
Outlines operation modes specific to machining centers.
Explains NC status lamps, mode keys, input keys, and navigation.
Details switches and controls on the lathe machine operation panel.
Covers spindle control, pulse handle, and gear selection.
Details controls on the machining center operation panel.
Describes axis selection and jog control functions.
Explains NC panel functions and stroke limit settings.
Describes procedures for Automatic Tool Changer and Pallet Changer.
Covers pendant, optional panels, and machine power control.
Details the types and specifications of power supplies used in Okuma machines.
Describes electrical control boards and processors.
Explains various communication interface boards.
Covers I/O racks and Fieldnet communication units.
Introduces different servo systems for motion control.
Details specific axis drive units like LDU, BDU, BLD, BLIID.
Explains various spindle drive systems used.
Describes components providing speed and position feedback.
Explains menus like Actual Position, Block Data, and Check Data for troubleshooting.
Details alarm types, messages, and troubleshooting procedures.
Introduces User, Chuck/Tailstock, System, and Common Variable parameters.
Defines and explains how to set axis travel limits.
Covers backlash compensation and encoder zero offset settings.
Explains parameters for positioning error and feedrate settings.
Details parameters for manual movement and torque limiting.
Covers parameters for managing tool station offsets.
Step-by-step guide to resetting turret zero offset.
Explains long word, word, and bit optional parameters.
Details parameters specific to machining centers.
Explains how to view and set measurement units.
Covers MC travel limits and pitch error compensation.
Explains the MDC for verifying software files and options.
Procedures for saving and backing up part programs and parameters.
Steps to format a diskette for OSP system use.
Process for loading system software files onto the machine.
Step-by-step guide to backing up data using the D-Disk utility.
