With our many generations of controls and our wide variety of machine models, plus all the options Okuma offers, it complicates the process of determining the unique combination of control + machine + options you have in your shop. Today, thanks to all the technological changes in the P300A control, the manuals are provided on DVD and loaded directly onto each machine. By the time of the E100 control, we entered the CD age and all the manuals were provided as hard copies and on CDs. These manual files were considered huge at the time, so hard copies were still provided. Then the computer age came, and the drawings were created in CAD format and the manuals typed in a word processor program. In the beginning, they were hand-drawn electrical drawings on tracing paper that were blueprinted, and the operator’s manuals were typed on an actual typewriter. It’s important to understand that the type of manuals Okuma produces has continuously evolved over time. The good news is, there are many ways we supply you with your manuals.

As someone who did technical support for many years, I know there’s one question we get asked quite often: “Where can I go online to get manuals for my machine?” People are sometimes surprised to hear the answer in this day and age, but the truth is we don’t provide manuals online – and for very good reason.

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