ABB PPC902CE101 The control main board module has after-sales service

Description

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Obtaining an IP address automatically might fail if the PC already has an IP address from
another controller or Ethernet device.
To ensure that you get a correct IP address if the PC was previously connected to an Ethernet
device, do one of the following:
• Restart the PC before connecting to the controller.
• Run the command ipconfig /renew from the command prompt after connecting
the PC to the controller.
Remote network connection
To enable a connection to a controller on a remote subnet or over the local network, the
relevant network traffic must be allowed through any firewalls between the PC and the
controller.
The firewalls must be configured to accept the following TCP/IP traffic from the PC to the
controller:
• UDP port 5514 (unicast)
• TCP port 5515
• Passive FTP
All TCP and UPD connections to remote controllers are initiated by the PC, that is the
controller only responds on the given source port and address.
Firewall settings
The firewall settings are applicable for both the Online and Offline modes.
The following table describes the necessary firewall configurations:
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NOTE!
RobotStudio uses the current Internet Options, HTTP, and proxy settings to retrieve latest
public information on the Robotics products and activities (RobotStudio News).
Connecting to the controller
1. Make sure the PC is connected to the controller’s service port and that the controller is
running.
2. On the Application menu, point to Online and then click One Click Connect.
3. Select the controller in the Online tab
4. Click Request Write access.