Omron NA Series Programmable Terminals — NA5 7W / 9W / 12W / 15W

Name: Omron NA Series Programmable Terminals — NA5 7W / 9W / 12W / 15W
Brand: Omron

The NA series is Omron's HMI platform for Sysmac controllers. Every NA shares one integrated Sysmac Studio project with the NJ, NX and NY controllers, so controller variables auto-map to screen objects. All units run on 24 VDC, and the B and S letters are bezel colours — black and silver — not AC and DC inputs.

6 SKUs in stock V1 end of life, V2 current

Lifecycle status

Production of the NA5-□□W□□□□-V1 ended 30 September 2026 — the -V2 is the current line

Omron's European product pages now record the -V1 line as discontinued with production ended on 30 September 2026, and the -V2 as the live range. There is a genuine conflict in Omron's own material here: the China discontinuation database still lists a planned order cutoff of end-September 2027 for the -V1, while the Europe and UK product pages state production has ended. The regional product pages reflect actual status and have been updated after the event, so we treat -V1 as end-of-life. -V2 is lighter than -V1 while keeping 16,770k colours and resistive touch for gloved operation.

What to fit instead: The same model on the -V2 hardware revision, e.g. NA5-7W001B-V2 for NA5-7W001B-V1

Key specifications

Four widescreen sizes: NA5-7W at 7.0 inch, NA5-9W at 9.0 inch, NA5-12W at 12.1 inch, NA5-15W at 15.4 inch, all 16:10
Resolution is 800 x 480 on the 7W and 9W, and 1280 x 800 on the 12W and 15W — the 001 and 101 in the model number
16,770,000 colours (24-bit), TFT LCD with an LED backlight rated 50,000 hours minimum and 200-level brightness adjustment
Analog resistive membrane touch at 16384 x 16384 resolution with a 1,000,000-operation life — chosen so it works with gloves
Every model carries 2 x Ethernet (10/100/1000Base-T RJ-45), 2 x USB 2.0 Type-A host, 1 x USB 2.0 Type-B slave and 1 x SD/SDHC slot
There is exactly one serial port and it is RS-232C (D-sub 9 female, 15 m maximum). There is no RS-422 or RS-485 on this family
Front panel IP65 oil-proof; UL Type 4X requires the optional NA-□WATW01 attachment and a 1.6 to 4.5 mm panel
Power consumption on -V1: 19 W (7W), 23 W (9W), 25 W (12W), 29 W (15W). All units are 24 VDC only

How to read an NA5 model number

Size, then resolution class, then bezel colour, then hardware revision.

Element	Meaning	Example
NA5	NA series, Sysmac Studio terminal	5th-generation NA
7W / 9W / 12W / 15W	Screen size, W = widescreen 16:10	7.0", 9.0", 12.1", 15.4 inch
001	Resolution class, 800 x 480	Used on 7W and 9W
101	Resolution class, 1280 x 800	Used on 12W and 15W
B	Black frame	Bezel colour, not a power input
S	Silver frame	Bezel colour, not a power input
-V1 / -V2	Hardware revision	V1 production ended 30 Sep 2026; V2 is current
-V1-P	Plastic-case variant	A real hardware difference from the standard metal case

The commonest misreading on this family is B and S as AC versus DC input. Both are bezel colours and every NA is 24 VDC — there is no AC-input variant. The genuine case variant is the separate -P suffix for a plastic housing.

Which legacy Omron terminal each NA replaces

Discontinued model	End of production	Omron-designated replacement
NT631C-ST153B-V3 (black)	30 Sep 2022	NA5-12W101B-V1
NT631C-ST153-EV3 (ivory)	30 Sep 2022	NA5-12W101S-V1
NT31 (older generation)	per model	NA5-7W001B/S-V1
NV3W / NV4W programmable terminals	2023	NA5-7W and NA5-9W -V1
NS5 / NS8 / NS10 / NS12 / NS15	April 2022	NA5-7W / 9W / 12W / 15W -V1 (see the NS page)
NA5-7W001B/S, NA5-9W001B/S (non-V1)	31 Jan 2021	the same model on -V1
NA5-12W101B/S, NA5-15W101B/S (non-V1)	30 Jun 2021	the same model on -V1

Bezel colour carries through the replacement: a black NT631C maps to the black NA (B) and an ivory NT631C to the silver NA (S). The EV suffix on the NT631C denotes Ethernet and does not change which NA colour you take.

Programmability and what changes when you move to NA

NA is programmed in Sysmac Studio, in either Standard Edition or the HMI Edition (SYSMAC-HE001L, NA-only, one licence). The project is integrated with the controller: controller variables are mapped to HMI objects automatically rather than addressed through a separate tag table. NA5 units need Sysmac Studio Ver. 1.40 or later and NA system version 1.10 or later. Note that coming from an NB panel this is a different tool entirely — NB runs NB-Designer, and an NB project will not open in Sysmac Studio.

Where these parts get used

Sysmac machine operator panel where the HMI project shares one file with the NJ or NX controller
Replacement for an NT631C or NV-series terminal on a legacy machine brought onto the NA platform
Operator panel in a gloved-hand environment, where the resistive touch and 16.7 M colour are the deciding factors

Which model do you need

Choose 7W or 9W for 800 x 480 and 12W or 15W for 1280 x 800 — the resolution follows the size, it is not selectable.
Choose B for black and S for silver to match the bezel of the unit being replaced; this is purely cosmetic and does not affect function.
Order the -V2 revision for any new build. -V1 production ended on 30 September 2026.
Check your serial requirement before choosing: the NA has one RS-232C port and no RS-422 or RS-485.
For UL Type 4X rather than plain IP65, add the NA-□WATW01 attachment and allow for a 1.6 to 4.5 mm panel.

All 6 Omron NA Series Programmable Terminals SKUs

Every part number below links to its own page with full specifications, compatibility notes and stock status.

Frequently asked

Is the NA5-7W001B-V1 still in production?

No. Production of the NA5-□□W□□□□-V1 line ended on 30 September 2026, according to Omron's European and UK product pages, which now record these models as discontinued. Note that Omron's China database still shows a planned order cutoff of end-September 2027 — the two Omron sources disagree, and we have gone with the one that reflects actual status. The successor is the same model on -V2, such as NA5-7W001B-V2.

What is the difference between NA5 B and S variants?

Bezel colour: B is a black frame and S is a silver frame. They are not AC and DC power variants — every NA in this family runs on 24 VDC, and there is no AC-input version. The genuine hardware variant is the separate -P suffix, which denotes a plastic case rather than the standard metal one.

What resolution is the NA5-12W?

1280 x 800. The 800 x 480 figure that appears in some scraped tables belongs to the 7W and 9W. The 001 and 101 in the model number encode this: 001 is 800 x 480 and 101 is 1280 x 800.

Does the NA have RS-422 or RS-485?

Neither. Every NA model has exactly one RS-232C port (D-sub 9 female, 15 m maximum). Omron labels that port and the expansion-unit connector as being for future expansion. If your machine relies on RS-422 or RS-485, an NA is the wrong platform.

What NA model replaces an NT631C?

Omron's discontinuation database maps the black NT631C-ST153B-V3 and NT631C-ST153B-EV3 to the NA5-12W101B-V1, and the ivory NT631C-ST153-V3 and NT631C-ST153-EV3 to the NA5-12W101S-V1. All four ended on 30 September 2022. The EV suffix denotes Ethernet and does not change the bezel colour you should take.

What software programs the NA series?

Sysmac Studio, in either Standard Edition or the HMI Edition (SYSMAC-HE001L), which is NA-only and sold as a single licence. NA5 units require Sysmac Studio Ver. 1.40 or later and NA system version 1.10 or later. One integrated project covers the terminal and the NJ, NX or NY controller, with variables auto-mapped.

Specification sources

Specifications on this page were checked against Omron's own documentation. If a figure here disagrees with your datasheet, the datasheet wins — tell us and we will correct it.

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