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AC Servo Drive – OKUMA MIV0404A-1-B5

The MIV0404A-1-B5 is an AC vector servo drive (“AC Servo Drive”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, belonging to the MIV series (Motor Interface Vector) used in OKUMA CNC systems with the proprietary OSP control (Open System Platform). The unit converts digital CNC commands into current and voltage signals for the AC brushless motor of the controlled axis, managing the current and speed loops in vector mode. The part number MIV0404A-1-B5 identifies the MIV series, current class 04 A, hardware revision A-1 and mechanical/firmware variant B5.

The servo drive is the power and regulation module that translates position and speed references generated by the OSP control into variable current for the axis motor: it closes the current and speed loops ensuring precise and repeatable motion during machining. A drive failure renders the controlled axis completely inoperative, immediately stopping the machine; as a proprietary OKUMA electronic component, availability as new is nil and sourcing relies exclusively on the surplus market and specialist repair.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool builder founded in 1898 in Nagoya, a pioneer of vertical integration in the CNC sector through the in-house production of machines, controls and drives. The proprietary OSP control and the associated MIV-series drives are legacy / discontinued: no longer available as new through official OKUMA channels, sourced exclusively as used surplus stock or through specialist repair providers.

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CNC Axis Servo Drive Unit – OKUMA MIV0404-1-B5

The MIV0404-1-B5 is a CNC axis servo drive unit (“Axis Servo Drive / Motor Inverter”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, a core motion control component in OKUMA CNC machine tools equipped with the proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) control system. The unit digitally regulates position, speed and torque of the axis servo motor, interfacing directly with the CNC unit via the OKUMA proprietary serial bus. The MIV designation identifies the “Motor Inverter” family within the OKUMA servo architecture; the B5 suffix denotes the hardware revision of the module. The alternative commercial part number is MIV04041B5.

The servo drive is the power and control module that receives position and speed references from the CNC and supplies the axis motor with the current required to follow the programmed path with maximum precision. In the event of failure, the affected axis is completely blocked or uncontrollable: the machine cannot perform any machining operations and is taken out of service until the drive is replaced or repaired, with extended production downtime due to the proprietary nature of the component.

OKUMA Corporation, founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of CNC machine tools (machining centres, lathes, grinders) and proprietary OSP control systems. Unlike many competitors, OKUMA designs and builds both its machine tools and CNC controls entirely in-house, ensuring full integration while binding maintenance to original spare parts. Components in the MIV series belong to superseded OSP generations and are considered legacy / discontinued: available only as used stock, surplus or through specialist repair.

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Servo Drive Module – OKUMA MIV02-1-B1

The MIV02-1-B1 is a servo drive module (“Servo Drive Module”) manufactured by OKUMA, belonging to the MIV series (Motor Inverter Vector) of the integrated drive system for OKUMA machining centres and CNC lathes equipped with the OSP (Open System Platform) control. The module manages the current and speed regulation loops for linear or rotary axis drives, interfacing with the axis control board and the drive power stage on a proprietary rack. The designation MIV02-1-B1 identifies size class 02 (small to medium power rating), hardware revision B, issue 1.

The servo drive module is the core of the machine’s axis motion control: it receives position and speed references from the CNC and closes the regulation loops on the motor, ensuring geometric accuracy on each axis during machining. A failure of this module causes the immediate stop of the corresponding axis and makes it impossible to execute any machining cycle; in severe cases it may result in uncontrolled axis movement with risk of mechanical collision.

OKUMA is one of the world’s leading CNC machine tool builders, founded in Japan in 1898. The company is notable for its complete vertical integration: it designs and manufactures its CNC control (OSP – Open System Platform), drives and motors entirely in-house, ensuring long-term compatibility and support. Components in the MIV series belong to an older control generation and are legacy / discontinued: sourcing is possible only as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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Servo Axis Drive Module – OKUMA MIV0204A-1-B5

The MIV0204A-1-B5 is a servo axis amplifier module (“Servo Amplifier Module”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, forming part of the axis control chain in OKUMA machining centres and lathes equipped with the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control. The module handles speed and torque regulation of the servo axis motor, interfacing with the CNC unit via the proprietary OKUMA serial bus and with the drive power stage. The MIV designation identifies the OKUMA servo amplifier family; the suffix A-1-B5 specifies the power and hardware configuration variant. This is not a CPU module or spindle drive, but a dedicated amplifier for a single machine axis.

The servo axis drive is the electronic module that converts position and speed commands from the CNC into drive current for the axis motor: it closes the speed and torque loop, ensuring positioning accuracy and dynamic stiffness during machining. In the event of failure the module triggers an alarm that immediately stops the controlled axis — and often the entire machine — making any cutting operation impossible until the drive is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898, headquartered in Oguchi, Aichi, Japan. It is one of the few manufacturers worldwide to integrate machine tool, CNC control (OSP series) and servo drives entirely in-house, guaranteeing full system compatibility. Products in the MIV family are legacy / discontinued: no longer available new through the official OKUMA network and sourced exclusively as used, surplus or via specialist repair.

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Servo Drive Module – OKUMA MIV0203-1-B1

The MIV0203-1-B1 is an electronic servo drive module (“Servo Drive Module”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, a component of the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control architecture installed on OKUMA machine tools. The module handles speed and current regulation for a servo axis, receiving references from the OSP internal bus and driving the axis brushless motor. It is also identified by the compact part number MIV02031B1; the “B1” suffix denotes the specific hardware revision.

The servo drive module is the axis controller that converts position and speed commands from the CNC into controlled motor current, closing the feedback loops in real time. Without this module the controlled axis does not respond to commands: the machine generates an axis alarm and cannot perform any machining operation. A fault typically manifests as axis positioning loss, axis drift, abnormal vibration, or immediate production cycle shutdown.

OKUMA Corporation, founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan, is one of the world’s leading CNC machine tool builders and the only major manufacturer to develop both the machine and its integrated CNC control system (the OSP – Open System Platform). Modules in the MIV series belong to the OSP-P200 / OSP-P300 control generations and are legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used, NOS surplus, or through specialist repair services.

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Servo Axis Drive – OKUMA MIV01-1-B5

The MIV01-1-B5 is a single-axis CNC servo drive amplifier (“Single-Axis Servo Drive Amplifier”) manufactured by OKUMA, belonging to the MIV series of servo amplifiers for linear axis control. Designed for integration with the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control, it manages current and velocity regulation of the axis servo motor, receiving position and velocity references from the control and closing the servo loop on the machine axis. The suffix B5 identifies a specific variant of the unit.

The axis servo drive is the component that converts CNC motion commands into servo motor drive current: it regulates motor torque and velocity in real time, ensuring interpolation and positioning accuracy on the axis. If it fails, the control raises a servo alarm and the affected axis loses all control: the machine stops and machining cannot resume until the drive is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA is one of Japan’s largest CNC machine tool manufacturers, founded in 1898 and headquartered in Oguchi, Aichi Prefecture; it produces lathes, vertical and horizontal machining centres, and OSP control systems with full vertical integration between machine and control. Products in the MIV series are legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used, surplus, or through specialist repair services.

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Axis Servo Drive Module – OKUMA MIV0103-1-B1

The MIV0103-1-B1 is a digital axis servo drive module (“Axis Servo Drive Module”) manufactured by OKUMA, belonging to the MIV (Motor Inverter) drive family used in OKUMA CNC machining centres and lathes equipped with the OSP (Open System Platform) control. The main catalogue part number is MIV01031B1. The module converts the DC bus voltage from the main power supply unit into three-phase current for the axis brushless servo motor, receiving position and speed references from the CNC via the OKUMA proprietary bus. The module may be available in revision variants indicated by the alphanumeric suffix (e.g. B1).

The axis servo drive is the component that translates the CNC’s digital commands into motor drive current, closing the position, speed and current control loops in real time. A failure renders the corresponding axis uncontrollable: the machine triggers an alarm and machining stops immediately. The dynamic response of the drive is critical for positioning accuracy, surface finish quality, and cycle repeatability.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese CNC machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898, headquartered in Oguchi, Aichi, Japan. It is one of the few manufacturers in the world to develop both machine tools and its own proprietary CNC system (OSP — Open System Platform) in-house, ensuring full vertical integration between mechanics, drives and control electronics. Components of the MIV series are legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used, surplus, or through specialist repair services.

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BDU Servo Drive Board (Base Drive Unit) – OKUMA E4809-032-498-B

The E4809-032-498-B is a BDU servo drive board (“Base Drive Unit”) manufactured by OKUMA, a key component of the integrated servo drive system fitted to OKUMA OSP (Open System Platform) CNC machining centres and lathes. The board manages the base drive stage of the servo amplifier: it generates PWM signals for the power stage (IGBTs) and closes the current regulation loop on the motor. It is documented on machines in the OKUMA MA, MB, MH (machining centre) and LB, LU (lathe) series equipped with OSP-5020L / OSP-7000L controls. The part number belongs to the standard OKUMA nomenclature for the E4809 family, reserved for electronic boards within servo and spindle drive assemblies.

The BDU board is the electronic module that converts the torque and current commands from the CNC controller into gate-drive signals for the servo power stage IGBTs. Without it the controlled axis or spindle loses its drive entirely: the machine triggers an immediate alarm and no controlled movement is possible. A BDU failure typically presents as overcurrent alarms, loss of feedback, or failure to enable the axis.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese CNC machine tool builder founded in 1898, specialising in lathes, machining centres, and grinding machines together with its own OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control system. OKUMA is one of the very few manufacturers worldwide that vertically integrates the design and production of the machine, the CNC, and the drives in-house. Products in the E4809 series belong to earlier OSP generations and are legacy / discontinued: available only as used, NOS, or through specialist repair services.

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AC Servo Drive Unit BL-II Series – OKUMA BLII-D50/50A

The BLII-D50/50A is an AC brushless servo drive module (“AC Servo Drive Unit”) belonging to OKUMA’s BL-II (Brushless II) series, designed for closed-loop axis control on the Japanese manufacturer’s CNC machine tools. The designation identifies a 50 A rated unit from the second generation of OKUMA brushless drives, typically installed in vertical and horizontal machining centres and CNC lathes equipped with OSP controllers (OSP5000, OSP5020, OSP700 and related variants), produced from the late 1980s through the early 1990s. The unit manages current and speed regulation of the axis motor, interfacing with the CNC controller via a proprietary OKUMA bus and with the motor via incremental encoder or resolver. Available in multiple size variants; compatibility with the specific machine model and hardware revision must always be verified before replacement.

The servo drive is the power electronics unit that converts position and velocity commands from the CNC into phase current for the brushless axis motor: it closes the current loop in real time and ensures each axis follows the programmed trajectory with precision. In the event of a fault the affected axis becomes uncontrollable and the machine stops immediately with an alarm — production cannot resume until the module has been replaced or repaired, making this component critical for plant operational continuity.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer of CNC machine tools founded in 1898 in Nagoya; it is one of the few manufacturers in the world to design and produce both machine tools and CNC controllers (OSP – Open System Platform), motors, and servo drives entirely in-house, ensuring full vertical integration that delivers high performance but results in strictly proprietary components. Products in the BL-II series are legacy / discontinued: procurement is possible only through used, surplus, or specialist repair channels.

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BL-II Brushless Servo Drive – OKUMA BLII-D50/30A

The BLII-D50/30A is a brushless servo drive (“BL-II Brushless Servo Drive”) manufactured by OKUMA, belonging to the BL-II (Brushless II) family of the OSP (Open System Platform) axis control system. The unit is rated for a nominal output current of 30 A within the D50 series, designed to control brushless servo motors on the linear and rotary axes of OKUMA CNC machining centres and turning centres. It interfaces with the CNC unit via the OKUMA proprietary bus and receives feedback from the resolver or encoder mounted on the servo motor.

The servo drive closes the current and speed loops on the motor of the controlled axis: it converts the torque and speed reference from the CNC into precise phase current to the brushless motor, ensuring accurate positioning and high dynamic response during machining. If the drive fails, the corresponding axis becomes inoperative and the machine trips into alarm; production cannot resume without replacement or repair of the unit.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool builder founded in 1898 in Nagoya, a world leader in CNC machine tools with the proprietary OSP control system. The BL-II series represents a drive generation developed during the 1990s and 2000s, now legacy / discontinued, superseded by the OSP-P platforms and their next-generation drives.

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Brushless Axis Servo Drive – OKUMA BL-D30A

The BL-D30A is a brushless servo drive (“Brushless Servo Drive”) manufactured by OKUMA, designed as an axis drive component for OKUMA CNC machine tools equipped with the proprietary OSP control (Open System Platform – e.g. OSP5000, OSP7000). The module integrates the current and velocity control loops for OKUMA BL-series brushless servo motors, interfacing with the OSP controller via a dedicated internal bus. The part designation identifies the BL Drive family in the configuration with a typical nominal output current of 30 A. The unit may exist in multiple hardware revisions; compatibility with the target machine’s control system and serial number must be verified before installation.

The brushless servo drive is the heart of every controlled-axis drive system in the machine: it receives position and velocity commands from the CNC, closes the feedback loops on encoder and motor current, and generates the three-phase current required to move the servo motor with the required precision. A failure of the BL-D30A completely disables the corresponding axis, rendering the machine inoperable; latent faults in the drive can cause loss of position reference, uncontrolled movements, or damage to the workpiece in progress.

OKUMA Corporation is one of the world’s leading CNC machine tool manufacturers, founded in Japan in 1898. It is renowned for full vertical integration: it designs and manufactures CNC controls (the OSP system), brushless motors, and drives entirely in-house, ensuring optimised compatibility and performance across all components. OKUMA electronic spare parts are highly proprietary and not interchangeable with other brands; for legacy models such as the BL-D30A, availability is limited to the used/surplus market and specialist repair services.

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CNC Control Board OPUS 7000 – OKUMA 1911-2100

The 1911-2100 is an electronic CNC control board (“CNC Control Board”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, a component of the proprietary OPUS 7000 CNC control unit fitted on OKUMA CNC lathes and machining centres of the same generation. The board performs processing, interfacing, or regulation functions within the CNC chassis; the specific function is determined by the board’s slot position on the backplane and by the connector layout on the PCB. The OPUS 7000 system featured a modular architecture with interchangeable boards on an internal bus; some variants include DIN edge connectors and a proprietary OKUMA data bus.

The boards of the OPUS 7000 system form the core of the CNC unit: they ensure machining programme execution, interpolated axis management, servo drive communication, and supervision of all machine I/O. A failure of this board causes a complete control shutdown, making any automatic cycle impossible and requiring immediate intervention by technicians specialised in legacy OKUMA systems.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898 in Nagoya, a world leader in the production of lathes, machining centres, and proprietary CNC systems (“Built-In” concept). The OPUS series (OPUS 5000, OPUS 7000) represents the generation of controls developed between the 1980s and early 1990s, now superseded by the OSP family (OKUMA Servo Pack — OSP-P200, OSP-P300). All OPUS 7000 components are legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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CNC Remote Panel Board CRPB II – OKUMA 1911-164

The 1911-164 is an electronic CNC remote panel interface board CRPB II (“CNC Remote Panel Board II”) manufactured by OKUMA, documented as a component of the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control series, including OSP-5020, OSP-700, OSP-P200 and related variants fitted to OKUMA machining centres and CNC lathes. The board manages serial communication and the signal bus between the main CNC control unit and the remote operator panels (pendant, machine panel). The suffix II denotes the second design revision, featuring updated communication circuitry over the original CRPB release. The OKUMA spare part number is registered as 1911-164; no external accessories are included as standard.

The CRPB II board is the communication node between the CNC CPU and the operator panel: it transfers panel commands (spindle override, feed override, emergency stop, program selection) to the controller in real time and returns machine status to the panel displays. A failure of this board results in complete loss of operator panel response, inability to start automatic cycles or to intervene manually on the machine, rendering the machining centre fully inoperative until the board is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1898, one of the world leaders in CNC machine tools (lathes, machining centres, grinding machines) and the related proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) controls. Unlike many competitors, OKUMA designs both the machine and the CNC in-house, ensuring optimal integration but making electronic spare parts available exclusively through the official network or the specialist secondary market. Products of the OSP-700/5020 family are legacy / discontinued: available only as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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Axis Control Board – OKUMA 1911-1114

The 1911-1114 is an axis control board (“Axis Board”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, a component of the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control system fitted to OKUMA machining centres and CNC lathes. The board manages the position and velocity regulation loops for the servo axes (X, Y, Z and additional axes), interfacing between the main CNC CPU and the servo drives. Multiple hardware revisions may exist; compatibility must be verified against the specific OSP generation of the machine.

The axis board is the electronic controller that closes the position and velocity loops on the machine’s servo axes: it receives position references from the CNC CPU and maintains accurate trajectory throughout machining. Failure of this board causes the immediate blocking of one or more axes, rendering the machine completely unusable until it is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation, founded in 1898 in Nagoya (Japan), is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of CNC machine tools (lathes, machining centres, grinding machines) and OSP-series CNC control systems. The 1911-1114 board belongs to a mature generation of OSP control; the product is legacy / discontinued: available only as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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I/O Control Board ICB3H – OKUMA 1006-2122

The 1006-2122 is the ICB3H (“I/O Control Board 3H”), an electronic I/O interface module manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, documented as a component of the OSP CNC (Open System Platform) control system for OKUMA machining centers and CNC lathes. The board manages communication between the central control unit and the machine’s digital I/O signals, including pushbuttons, sensors, actuators, and interlock signals. The suffix “3H” identifies a specific revision or variant within the ICB family.

The ICB3H is the interface between the numerical control unit and the machine’s electrical circuit: it collects and distributes the digital I/O signals that govern the machine’s operating logic (feeds, tool change, safety interlocks). In the event of a failure, the machine loses the ability to read sensors or drive actuators, resulting in an immediate halt of the machining cycle and an inability to operate safely.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese CNC machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan, known for its proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) control architecture and vertically integrated production of machines, controls, and motors. The ICB3H belongs to a legacy generation of the OSP system and is legacy / discontinued: available only as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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I/O Interface Board ICB1H-S – OKUMA 1006-2121

The 1006-2121 is an I/O interface control board (“I/O Interface Control Board”), model ICB1H-S, manufactured by OKUMA for use in the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control systems. The board manages the exchange of digital and analogue signals between the CNC control unit and machine peripherals (axes, spindle, field I/O), performing logical interfacing and signal level adaptation functions. It is documented as a component of the OKUMA control system across various CNC machine tool families (vertical and horizontal machining centres, CNC lathes, NC grinding machines).

The ICB1H-S board is the interface node that enables the OKUMA CNC to communicate with the power circuits and the machine’s sensors and actuators: without it, the control system cannot read machine states or issue commands to axes or spindle. A failure of this board causes an immediate machine shutdown, triggering I/O communication alarms and preventing any machining cycle from being started.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool and CNC system manufacturer founded in 1898, headquartered in Nagoya. It is one of the very few manufacturers worldwide to produce both machine tools and its own proprietary CNC control system (OSP – Open System Platform). Components from the older CNC series (OSP3000, OSP5000, OSP7000) are legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used, surplus or through specialist repair.

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Interface Control Board ICB3F – OKUMA 1006-2112

The 1006-2112 is an electronic interface control board (“ICB3F – Interface Control Board”) manufactured by OKUMA, a component of the proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control system fitted on OKUMA machining centres and lathes. The board manages communication and signal exchange between the CNC CPU unit and the machine’s peripheral modules (axis drives, machine I/O, encoders, integrated PLC). The suffix 3F identifies the hardware revision or variant within the ICB board family of the OSP system. It is not a CPU board or a standalone I/O module, but a dedicated interface stage for managing the internal buses of the control rack.

The ICB3F board is the critical interface node between the CNC central processor and the machine’s mechanical components: it routes position and speed commands to the axis drives and collects real-time feedback signals from encoders and limit switches, ensuring synchronisation of the entire kinematics. A failure typically manifests as serial communication alarms, sudden loss of position on one or more axes, or a complete halt of the automatic cycle; in all cases the machine is inoperable until the board is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898, headquartered in Oguchi, Aichi, Japan. It is one of the few manufacturers in the world to design and build both the machine tools and its own proprietary CNC control system, OSP (Open System Platform), entirely in-house, ensuring full hardware/software integration. The 1006-2112 belongs to an earlier hardware generation of the OSP platform and is legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used stock, surplus, or through specialist repair centres.

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Interpolation Control Board ICB1F – OKUMA 1006-2111

The 1006-2111 is an interpolation control board ICB1F (“Interpolation Control Board”) manufactured by OKUMA, a component of the proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control system fitted to OKUMA machining centres and CNC lathes. The board handles real-time multi-axis interpolation calculations, coordinating simultaneous axis movements to generate the correct tool path. The main spare part number is 1006-2111; the designation 1F identifies the specific hardware revision of the board within the ICB family.

The ICB1F board is the geometric core of the CNC controller: it receives programme blocks from the main processor and calculates in real time the interpolated position of each axis, ensuring accurate trajectories in linear, circular, and spline modes. In the event of failure the CNC cannot execute any machining cycle: the axes lose coordination, the machine halts in alarm, and the production unit becomes completely inoperable until the board is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation, founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of CNC machine tools and proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) control systems. Unlike many competitors, OKUMA designs and manufactures both the machines and the controls in-house, ensuring complete hardware and software integration. Components from earlier generations of the OSP family are legacy / discontinued: available only as used spare parts, NOS surplus, or through specialist repair centres.

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Interface Control Board ICB1F – OKUMA 1006-2110

The 1006-2110 is an interface control board (“Interface Control Board”, designation ICB1F) manufactured by OKUMA for its proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control systems. The board manages communication and signal coordination between the main CNC processing unit and the machine’s peripheral subsystems: I/O modules, servo drives, and spindle drive. The designation ICB1F identifies the specific revision and functional configuration within the control rack. The component is documented on OKUMA vertical machining centres and CNC lathes equipped with OSP-5000 / OSP-7000 controls and related series.

The ICB1F board is the interface element that routes and converts digital and analogue signals between the main CNC processor and the machine’s peripheral modules. Without it, the control completely loses the ability to communicate with the axes, the spindle, and the safety logic: no command reaches the drives, the protective interlocks become inoperative, and the machine cannot perform any machining operation, resulting in immediate production downtime.

OKUMA Corporation, founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan, is one of the very few CNC machine tool manufacturers to design and produce both the machine and the proprietary numerical control system (OSP – Open System Platform) in-house. This vertical integration ensures optimal performance but makes electronic spare parts non-interchangeable with third-party components; for older models, components are legacy / discontinued and available exclusively as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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Interface Control Board ICB3 – OKUMA 1006-2102

The 1006-2102 is an electronic interface control board ICB3 (“Interface Control Board 3”) manufactured by OKUMA, documented as a component of CNC systems equipped with the OSP (Open System Platform) controller, specifically the OSP5000, OSP7000 series and derivatives. The board handles interface and interpolation functions between the main CNC processor and the axis/spindle control modules. It is not a power board, but a real-time processing node within the controller backplane. It may exist in multiple hardware revisions; always verify compatibility with the installed controller software version.

The ICB3 board plays a critical role in the OKUMA OSP controller architecture: it coordinates the data flow between the CPU unit and the servo-control modules for each axis, ensuring the real-time synchronisation and interpolation required to execute precise tool paths. In the event of failure, the CNC is unable to process interpolated movements: the machine triggers an immediate alarm, preventing any machining operation and rendering the controller completely inoperative until the board is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation is one of Japan’s leading CNC machine tool builders, founded in 1898 in Nagoya. It is one of the few manufacturers in the world to design and produce machines, controllers, motors and drives entirely in-house (the THINC® / OSP platform). Part number 1006-2102 belongs to the OSP5000/7000 generation, which is now legacy / discontinued: spare parts are available exclusively as used, surplus stock, or through specialist repair services.

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I/O Interface Control Board – OKUMA ICB1 1006-2101

The 1006-2101 is an electronic I/O interface and control board (“Interface Control Board 1”), designated ICB1, manufactured by OKUMA. The component belongs to the board family of the OKUMA OSP (Open System Platform) CNC controller and is documented as the interface module between the machine tool’s control subsystems: it manages the flow of digital I/O signals between the main CPU, the operator panel, the axis drives, and the integrated PLC subsystem. Available as the ICB1 variant; the factory part number may also appear in the alternative format listed in the table.

The ICB1 board acts as the central communication hub within the OKUMA control architecture: it routes and conditions digital signals between the CNC rack modules, ensuring real-time consistency of machine states (enables, alarms, interlocks). A failure of this component compromises all inter-module communication: the machine becomes unable to accept commands or monitor axis and auxiliary states, causing an immediate machine stop that cannot be recovered without board replacement or specialist repair.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese CNC machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898, headquartered in Nagoya (Aichi Prefecture). A vertically integrated company, OKUMA designs and manufactures both the machine tools and the CNC control systems (OSP – Open System Platform) in-house — a rare distinction in the industry. Products from the older OSP generations are legacy / discontinued: availability is limited to used, surplus and specialist repair.

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Interpolation Control Board ICB1 – OKUMA 1006-2100

The 1006-2100 is an interpolation control board ICB1 (“Interpolation Control Board 1”) by OKUMA Corporation, a component of the OKUMA OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control system, documented on OSP-5000L and OSP-7000L series controllers. The board handles real-time interpolation calculations required for multi-axis motion coordination, interfacing with the main CPU board and the axis control boards within the OSP rack. The part number 1006-2100 uniquely identifies this PCB revision; the designation ICB1 indicates its primary slot position in the control rack.

The ICB1 board is the computational core of CNC interpolation: it processes NC program blocks in real time and calculates velocity ramps and coordinated trajectories for all controlled axes. Without it, the control system cannot execute any interpolated movement, rendering the machine completely unusable for machining. A failure on this board typically manifests as system errors, axis lockout, or inability to start the automatic cycle.

OKUMA Corporation is one of Japan’s leading CNC machine tool manufacturers, founded in 1898 in Nagoya. The company is the world’s only manufacturer that designs both its machines and its own CNC controls (the OSP series) entirely in-house, ensuring fully proprietary hardware/software integration. Components of the OSP-5000/7000 series are legacy / discontinued: spare parts are available only as used, NOS from residual stock, or through specialist repair.

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CNC Control Circuit Board – OKUMA 1006-1102

The 1006-1102 is an electronic CNC control board (“CNC Control Circuit Board”) manufactured by OKUMA, the Japanese builder of machine tools and proprietary CNC systems. The part number falls within the standard electronic spare-parts nomenclature of OKUMA’s OSP (Open System Platform) control series, fitted on machining centres, CNC lathes, and turn-mill centres. The board handles processing, signal acquisition, or internal interface functions within the machine’s electrical cabinet. No specific revisions or included accessories have been documented beyond the board itself.

The electronic boards of the OSP series form the logical core of the OKUMA CNC system: each board is responsible for a specific function — axis processing, I/O, communication, or power — and failure of even a single board can render the machine completely inoperable. Timely replacement is critical to minimising downtime, as lead times for genuine OKUMA spare parts can be lengthy and costs high.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1898 in Nagoya, specialising in CNC machine tools and their own proprietary OSP control systems. Unlike many competitors, OKUMA designs and manufactures both machines and controls in-house, ensuring exclusive hardware/software integration. Electronic components from the older OSP series (OSP 5000, OSP 7000) are legacy / discontinued and available almost exclusively on the used market or through specialist repair services.

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Servo Velocity Control Board SVC II – OKUMA 1006-0601 (2CH)

The 1006-0601 (2CH) is an electronic servo velocity control board (SVC II – “Servo Velocity Control II”) manufactured by OKUMA, documented as a component of the proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) CNC systems installed on OKUMA machining centres and lathes. The board implements the digital velocity controller for the machine’s servo axes, receiving velocity references from the CNC main CPU and closing the feedback loop via encoder or resolver signals mounted on the motors. Available in a dual-channel (2CH) variant, it is capable of managing two independent servo axes simultaneously on the same control backplane.

The SVC II board is the digital controller that closes the velocity loop on the machine’s servo axes: it interprets the velocity command issued by the OSP CNC CPU and generates the current reference to the drive power stage, keeping motor rotation stable and precise even under load variations. In case of failure, the control system loses velocity feedback on the affected axes, rendering the machine inoperable and triggering axis or drive alarms on the CNC panel.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898 in Nagoya, among the world leaders in machining centres, lathes and grinding systems. A hallmark of OKUMA is complete vertical integration: machines, CNC controls (OSP – Open System Platform), drives and motors are all designed and manufactured in-house. The SVC II board belongs to the OSP5000/OSP7000 generations of the 1980s–90s and is legacy / discontinued: available only as used spare, surplus stock or through specialist repair.

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SVC II Servo Control Board – OKUMA 1006-0600 (1CH)

The 1006-0600 (1CH) is an electronic servo control board (“Servo Velocity Control Board – SVC II”) manufactured by OKUMA, documented as a component of the OSP (Open System Platform) series CNC machining centres and lathes. The board manages a single axis drive channel (1CH), closing the speed and current regulation loops on the servo motor of the corresponding axis and interfacing with the CNC axis control unit. The “II” suffix denotes the second generation of the SVC family; the single-channel variant is identified by the 1CH suffix in the commercial part number.

The SVC II board is the electronic controller that governs axis servo motor speed and torque: it receives the speed reference from the CNC controller and maintains the programmed position and velocity during interpolated motion. A failure of this module causes loss of control on the affected axis, with immediate program halt, an axis alarm, and inability to perform any machining until the board is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation is a historic Japanese CNC machine tool manufacturer, founded in 1898 in Oguchi (Aichi Prefecture). It is one of the few manufacturers worldwide to integrate the design and production of the machine, CNC control (OSP series), motors and drives within a single company. Products in the SVC II family belong to dated OSP systems and are legacy / discontinued: available only as used or surplus stock, or through specialist repair services.

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14” Colour CRT Monitor – OKUMA CDT14148B

The CDT14148B is a 14-inch colour CRT monitor (“14-inch Colour CRT Display”) manufactured for OKUMA CNC systems, documented as the operator panel display unit for controls in the OSP (Open System Platform) series. The monitor provides the visual interface between the numeric control and the operator, displaying NC programs, machine parameters, diagnostic screens, and alarm messages. It is a colour cathode-ray tube (CRT) monitor with a 14-inch 4:3 screen, designed for integration into the machine tool operator panel.

The operator panel monitor is the primary interface between the operator and the CNC control: without a working display it is impossible to access machining programs, diagnostic functions, or machine parameters. A monitor failure renders the machine completely inoperable, blocking any interaction with the numeric control, including programming, tool offset verification, and safety alarm monitoring.

OKUMA Corporation is one of the world’s largest and most established Japanese CNC machine tool manufacturers, founded in 1898 in Nagoya; it is among the few builders that develop both the machines and their own proprietary CNC controls (OSP – Open System Platform series) in-house. CRT monitors in the CDT14148B family are legacy / discontinued components: the transition away from CRT technology has made new units unavailable; replacement parts are obtainable only as used, NOS, or through conversion to a compatible LCD monitor.

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10-Inch Monochrome CRT Monitor – OKUMA MDT-1005

The MDT-1005 is a 10-inch monochrome CRT display unit (“Monochrome CRT Display Unit”) manufactured by OKUMA, documented as the operator display for the OKUMA OSP 500 CNC control system. The screen constitutes the human-machine interface (HMI) of the CNC panel, showing machining parameters, programming pages, alarm messages, and machine diagnostics. The tube is a monochrome green-phosphor CRT, typical of 1980s–1990s CNC technology. This component was fitted to OKUMA lathes and machining centres equipped with the OSP 500 control.

The CRT monitor is the display unit that makes the CNC operator interface accessible: without it, the operator cannot read programs, machining parameters, tool offsets, or alarm messages. A faulty monitor renders the machine operationally blind — no cycles can be started, no adjustments made, and no faults diagnosed, resulting in an immediate production stoppage.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1898, a world leader in CNC machine tools (lathes, machining centres, grinders) and proprietary control systems. The OSP 500 control belongs to a legacy generation from the 1980s–1990s; the MDT-1005 monitor is legacy / discontinued: available only as used stock, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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Brushless II Servo Drive – OKUMA BLII-D7575A

The BLII-D7575A is an AC brushless servo drive (“AC Brushless Servo Amplifier”) from the BLII (Brushless II) series manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, designed for CNC machining centers, lathes, and milling machines equipped with OKUMA’s proprietary OSP (Open System Platform) control. The module is a digital drive that manages speed and current control loops for AC brushless servo motors on the working axes. The suffix “D7575A” identifies the size variant and revision within the BLII series; versions with different torque/power ratings may exist.

The servo drive is the power electronic stage that energises and regulates the axis servo motor: it converts digital commands from the CNC into precise phase currents, closing the speed and position control loops. A failure of the BLII-D7575A renders the corresponding axis uncontrollable, causing immediate machine stoppage and the risk of dimensional rejects or collisions during the machining operation in progress.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1898 in Oguchi, Aichi, and one of the world’s largest producers of CNC machine tools. OKUMA is one of the few manufacturers in the world to design machine, CNC control (OSP), and servo/spindle drives entirely in-house, ensuring full system integration. The BLII series belongs to a mature generation of the OKUMA product portfolio; all products in this line are legacy / discontinued and available only as used, surplus, or through specialist repair services.

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10″ LED Monitor – OKUMA OSP50X0-LED

The OSP50X0-LED is a 10-inch LED display panel for CNC operator panels (“10″ LED Operator Panel Monitor”) manufactured by OKUMA, designed as a replacement display unit for OKUMA OSP-5000 series CNC controls (OSP-5000L, OSP-5000M, OSP-5020L, OSP-5020M and variants). The display uses LED-backlit LCD technology as a modern drop-in replacement for aging original CRT monitors or fluorescent-backlit (CCFL) panels. The designation OSP50X0-LED indicates cross-compatibility with the full OSP-50x0 control family, where “X” covers the different machine variants (OKUMA lathes, machining centres, and grinding machines).

The operator panel monitor is the sole visual interface between the operator and the CNC system: it displays the active NC program, axis position readouts, tool offsets, machining parameters and all machine diagnostic alarms. Without a functional display the operator cannot read machine status, modify parameters or interpret alarms, making the CNC lathe or machining centre effectively unusable in production.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898 in Nagoya, specialised in CNC lathes, vertical and horizontal machining centres, grinding machines and entirely in-house developed control systems. The OSP (Open Systems Platform) control platform is well known for its high reliability and long operational life. Components for the now-dated OSP-5000 series are available as spare parts in limited quantities and may require significant lead times to source.

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Servo Axis Drive – OKUMA VAC III-D3/6

The VAC III-D3/6 is a servo axis drive amplifier (“Servo Drive Amplifier”) from the VAC III series manufactured by OKUMA, documented as a component of OKUMA CNC machining centers and lathes from the 1980s–1990s equipped with the proprietary OSP numerical control. The module manages the current and velocity regulation loops of the servo axis motor, interfacing with the CNC unit via the signal bus and with the motor through the power bus and encoder feedback connectors. The designation D3/6 indicates the nominal/peak current rating of the drive; this is not a CPU or I/O module, but a dedicated drive stage for linear or rotary axes.

The servo axis drive is the electronic module that converts CNC position and velocity commands into power signals for the axis motor: it closes the current and velocity loops, ensuring positioning accuracy and dynamic stability throughout the machining process. A failure in the drive makes the corresponding axis completely unusable, causing an immediate machine stoppage and preventing any cutting operations until the component is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA is one of Japan’s leading CNC machine tool manufacturers, founded in 1898 in Nagoya. The company is renowned for its vertical integration between machine and proprietary numerical control (OSP – Open System Platform), covering milling machines, lathes, machining centers, and high-precision grinding machines. All components in the VAC III series are legacy / discontinued: available only as used stock, surplus, or through specialist repair services.

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AC Axis Servo Drive – OKUMA VAC III D-22

The VAC III D-22 is an AC axis servo drive (“AC Axis Servo Drive”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, belonging to the VAC III series (Vector AC Control, third generation). The unit is documented on OKUMA CNC machining centres and lathes equipped with the OSP (Open System Platform) control, including the MB, MA, MC and LB, LT series. The module performs PWM vector control of the AC axis servo motor, receiving position and speed references from the CNC via proprietary digital bus or fibre optic link, and driving the IGBT power stage to the axis motor. The suffix D-22 identifies the specific size within the series (nominal current or power class).

The axis servo drive is the critical component of the machine motion system: it receives the position profile from the CNC, closes the position and speed loops on the motor, and guarantees the precision, dynamics, and repeatability of each axis during machining. A failure of this module causes complete loss of control of the corresponding axis, immediately stopping the machine and making any machining cycle impossible until the unit is replaced or repaired.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese CNC machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898, headquartered in Nagoya. It is one of the few manufacturers in the world to develop in-house both the machines and the CNC controls (OSP – Open System Platform) and drive systems, ensuring full vertical integration and optimised compatibility across all system levels. Products in the VAC III series are legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used, surplus, or through specialist repair centres.

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Servo Drive Card – OKUMA VAC III D-11

The VAC III D-11 is a servo drive card (“Velocity Amplifier Card”) manufactured by OKUMA, a component of the axis drive system for CNC machine tools equipped with an OSP (Open System Platform) controller. The card belongs to the third generation of the VAC (Velocity Amplifier Card) series; the D-11 designation identifies the specific power and regulation topology variant. It interfaces the CNC controller with the servo motor power stage, processing the analogue velocity reference and the feedback signal from the resolver or encoder.

The VAC III D-11 is the electronic controller that closes the velocity loop on the axis servo motor: it receives the position/velocity reference from the CNC unit and generates the command signal for the power stage, ensuring precise axis positioning during machining. A failure of this component results in the immediate loss of the affected axis, causing machine downtime and complete inability to resume production until the component is repaired or replaced.

OKUMA is a Japanese machine tool manufacturer founded in 1898 in Oguchi (Aichi, Japan). It is one of the few manufacturers worldwide to produce both machine tools and its own CNC control system (OSP – Open System Platform), ensuring full integration between mechanics and control electronics. Products from the VAC III series are legacy / discontinued: available exclusively as used, surplus, or through specialist repair services.

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Servo Axis Drive – OKUMA VACII D-11A

The VACII D-11A is a servo axis drive (“Servo Velocity Amplifier Drive”) manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, belonging to the VACII (Velocity Amplifier Control II) series. It is documented as a component of OKUMA CNC machining centres and lathes equipped with the OSP-5000 and OSP-7000 control systems. The unit manages the velocity loop of the DC axis servo motor, receiving the speed reference from the OKUMA controller and driving the power stage of the drive. The component may exist in construction variants related to the firmware revision of the corresponding OSP control.

The servo axis drive is the electronic controller that closes the velocity loop on the axis motor: it receives the speed reference from the CNC and drives the motor maintaining the required position and speed during machining. A failure in this unit causes immediate loss of control of the corresponding axis, with a CNC alarm and machine stop; as a proprietary OKUMA component, replacement requires an identical unit or specialist repair on OKUMA hardware.

OKUMA Corporation, founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of CNC machine tools and proprietary control systems (the OSP – Okuma Servo Pack series). OKUMA develops both machines and controllers in-house, ensuring tight hardware/software integration. Components of the VACII series are legacy / discontinued: available only as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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AC Axis Servo Drive – OKUMA VAC-D-8A

The VAC-D-8A (internal code VACD8A) is an AC axis servo drive manufactured by OKUMA, a Japanese builder of CNC machine tools and proprietary CNC control systems. The unit belongs to the VAC-D series of AC servo drives integrated in the control cabinets of OKUMA machines equipped with the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC controller. The “8A” designation indicates the drive’s rated output current, typically 8 A continuous. The device receives position and speed references from the CNC and drives the corresponding axis servo motor by closing the regulation loops.

The servo drive is the core of an axis drive circuit: it converts the CNC’s digital commands into power signals for the servo motor, simultaneously managing the position, speed, and current control loops. A failure of the VAC-D-8A results in the complete loss of the controlled axis, an immediate machine halt, and a drive alarm; prompt replacement or repair is essential to restore production.

OKUMA is a Japanese company founded in 1898, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of CNC lathes, machining centres, and closed-loop CNC control systems. Unlike many competitors, OKUMA designs and manufactures both the machines and the CNC control (OSP) in-house, ensuring unique vertical integration in the industry. Products in the VAC-D series are legacy / discontinued and available exclusively as used, surplus, or through specialist repair.

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AC Spindle Drive – OKUMA VAC D-22

The VAC D-22 is an AC spindle drive unit manufactured by OKUMA Corporation, designed for vector control of the spindle motor in OKUMA CNC machine tools. The unit belongs to the VAC (Variable AC Drive) series, typically employed on machining centers and CNC lathes equipped with the OSP (Open System Platform) CNC control. It manages torque, speed and current of the spindle motor, receiving references directly from the CNC via the proprietary OKUMA bus. The component is installed either as a standalone rack unit or as an integrated module within the machine’s electrical cabinet.

The spindle drive is the core of the spindle control system: it converts three-phase mains voltage into a variable-frequency, variable-voltage output applied to the spindle motor, maintaining stable rotational speed regardless of load variations during machining. A failure in this module causes immediate and uncontrolled spindle stop, rendering the machine completely inoperable: without the drive, no cutting operation can be performed, resulting in immediate production downtime.

OKUMA Corporation is a Japanese manufacturer founded in 1898 in Nagoya, Japan, and one of the world’s leading producers of CNC machine tools (lathes, machining centers, grinding machines) and related OSP series CNC controls. OKUMA designs both the machines and the drives and motors in-house, ensuring full hardware and software system integration. Products in the VAC series are legacy / discontinued: available only as used, NOS (surplus), or through specialist repair services.

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AC Drive Unit – OKUMA VAC D-11

The VAC D-11 is an AC drive unit (“AC Drive Unit”) manufactured by OKUMA, documented as a component of OKUMA CNC systems equipped with the OSP (OKUMA Servo Pack) control. The drive handles speed and torque regulation of AC motors, covering both linear axes and the spindle, and interfaces directly with the numeric control via a proprietary bus. The designation VAC refers to “Vector AC” control technology, adopted by OKUMA for its machine series from the 1980s–1990s.

The VAC drive unit is the power and regulation node that converts the CNC’s digital references into voltage and current for the machine’s AC motors: without it, the controlled axis or spindle receives no regulated power and the machine halts immediately on alarm. A drive failure typically results in position loss, dimensional rejects, or an abrupt machining cycle stop with collision risk.

OKUMA Corporation, founded in Japan in 1898, is one of the world’s leading CNC machine tool manufacturers (lathes, machining centres, grinders) and develops its own machines, CNC controls (OSP series) and drives in-house, ensuring full hardware/software integration. Products from the legacy VAC series are legacy / discontinued: available only as used, NOS surplus, or through specialist repair.

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