ABB PPD115A102 The controller module has after-sales service

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The drive key corresponds to the drive modules in your controller. For MultiMove systems,
you have one drive module (and one key) for each robot. The keys for your system are
delivered together with the controller.
the system is created with a vritual controller key, virtual drive keys are generated by the
wizard. when you have added one virtual drive key for each robot, you select which robot to
use for each key on the Modify Options page.
To optionally add or remove the keys for the drive modules, follow these steps:
1. To add a key for a drive module, enter the key in the Enter Drive Key box. You can also
click the Browse button and browse to the key file.
2. Click the right arrow button. The key now appears in the Added drive key list.
If you have a MultiMove system, repeat steps 1 and 2 for each drive key to add.
3. To remove a drive module, select the corresponding key in the Added drive key list and
click Remove drive key.
If you have a MultiMove system, repeat step 3 for each drive key to remove.
4. If you have a MultiMove system, make sure that the keys are numbered in the same way
as their corresponding drive modules are connected to the controller module. Use the up
and down arrows to rearrange the drive keys, if necessary.
5. Choose whether you want to create the system as it is now, or to continue with the wizard.
If you want to create the system as it is now, click Finish.
If you want to modify options, parameter data or add files to or remove files from the
home directory, click Next.
Adding or removing additional options
To optionally add or remove additional options:
1. To add an addtional option, in the Enter Key box, enter the option key. You can also click
the Browse button and browse to the option’s key file.
2. Click the Arrow button.
The option that the key unlocks is now displayed in the Added Options list.