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EE connection. Other parts – extra bolts, spare grease ports, spare witness marks and fuses MODULAR (MODEL A) I/O We have mentioned in Tech Talk articles in the past that there are a variety of robot and software options that can be selected relevant to the application you plan to have your robot running. One popular article and download is our article. This article explains some of the options customers often need/select to run their system. One of the most common robot options is to purchase the Model A I/O.
This option enables the controller to communicate with the robot and other external devices. This M-10ia robot came with this options, and this video shows what is included with that robot option.