Machine monitoring for Okuma OSP
Yes. Dextrolab reads any Okuma with an OSP-P control, from the P100 Type II on, through Okuma's own MTConnect Agent & Adapter, which Okuma offers free.
Okuma at a glance
Checked 26 October 2026| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which models | OSP-P100 Type II, P200, P200A, P300, P300S, P500S, P500L and P500M. Source: Okuma App Store |
| What it needs | Okuma's MTConnect Agent & Adapter, on THINC API 1.23.0.0 or later (1.22.5 on lathes and grinders). Source: Okuma App Store |
| What that costs | Free: Okuma offers the adapter at no cost, and it needs no licence of its own. The THINC API it runs on is licensed to each machine's serial number. Source: Okuma, MTConnect Source: Okuma release notes 4.3.0.0 Source: Okuma adapter manual |
| How it is set up | Installed on the control, in its Windows mode, with our team on the install day. Source: Okuma adapter manual |
| Older models | Nothing before the OSP-P100 Type II. Older Okumas come next, through our I/O module. Source: Okuma App Store |
What Dextrolab reads
MTConnect
Straight from the control.
- Running, stopped or waiting
- Mode: automatic or manual
- The program it runs
- Part count
- Alarms, with their text
- Emergency stop
In the control's Windows mode: the THINC API, the THINC Startup Service, then the MTConnect Adapter, which brings the agent with it. The agent answers on port 5000 once the adapter's monitoring tags are on.
Your Okuma dealer updates it. Okuma's SCOUT app tells which version of the adapter fits each machine.