Okuma Alarm Code A-202 - Battery Low

Okuma CNC Minor Memory

Model: Okuma OSP | Code: A-202

Applicable Systems
OSP-P300S OSP-P300L OSP-P200

Symptoms

The Okuma OSP control displays alarm code A-202: Battery Low. The machine may stop operation, display a warning indicator, or enter an emergency stop state. The specific behavior depends on the alarm category and severity.

Possible Causes

  • Battery Low - related component or system fault
  • Sensor, encoder, or actuator failure
  • Wiring harness or connector fault
  • Parameter or program data corruption
  • Mechanical or electrical component degradation

Troubleshooting Steps

  1. Step 1: Record the alarm code from the Okuma OSP display and note the machine operating state
    Alarm code and context are documented
  2. Step 2: Access the alarm detail screen on the OSP control for additional information and suggested remedies
    Detailed alarm information is retrieved
  3. Step 3: Inspect the related subsystem (servo, spindle, I/O, tool changer, safety, etc.) for visible faults
    No visible damage or abnormal conditions found
  4. Step 4: Check parameters, programs, and offsets per the Okuma service manual
    Values match expected settings or discrepancies are identified
  5. Step 5: Reset the alarm per the OSP procedure and test machine operation
    Alarm clears and machine operates normally, or alarm returns

How to Reset

To reset Okuma alarm A-202: 1) Resolve the underlying fault per the troubleshooting steps. 2) Press the RESET key on the Okuma OSP control panel. 3) If the alarm persists, press EMERGENCY STOP, release it, then press RESET. 4) If still present, power cycle the machine (main breaker off, wait 30 seconds, on). 5) Contact Okuma service if the alarm persists after reboot. Caution: Do not bypass safety devices.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What does Okuma alarm A-202 mean?

    Alarm A-202 indicates: Battery Low. This is an Okuma OSP control system alarm related to Memory.

  • Q: How do I clear Okuma alarm A-202?

    Fix the root cause, press RESET. If persistent, cycle E-STOP and RESET. If still present, power cycle the machine. Contact Okuma service if it returns.

  • Q: Is Okuma alarm A-202 critical?

    Severity: Minor. Monitor and service at next opportunity.

Source: Okuma OSP Operation/Maintenance Manual / helmancnc.com - verified via BING International

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