This section is dedicated to configuring and managing OPC Servers.
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To acess the OPC Tools, go to Data Explorer → OPC Tools
Configure OPC Servers and those specifically tailored to your solution. These servers form the backbone of your system's communication with external devices and other systems.
Start/Stop Options: Easily start or stop your OPC Servers.
Configurate your OPC UA adding the URL
Network Adapter | Specify the network adapter to be used by the server |
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IP Address | Define the IP address for server communication |
Port | Assign the port number for server connectivity |
Security Policies | Chose the security Police for the communication |
Allow Anonymous Logon | Allows logins without credentials |
Import Client Certificate | Select the file certificate for client verification |
Trust Client Certificate | Auto trust client certificates. |
Server Certificate | Manage and configure the server certificate. You can also export the Server Certificate |
Simulate OPC UA server operations for testing and validating your solution communication without the need for a live server.
Start/Stop Options: Easily start or stop your OPC Servers.
Server URL | Define the URL for the simulated server |
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Port | Set the port number for the simulated server |
Minimized | Enable the simulator runs in a minimized state |
AutoStart | Enable the simulator to start automatically |
AutoTrustCertificate | Automatically trust certificates in the simulation environment |
The simulator also generates a configuration file, providing a tangible resource for your settings.
This segment would provide details on configuring solution-specific parameters, likely including connections to internal OPC servers and defining solution-wide settings.
Configure connections to external OPC Servers for broader communication capabilities.
URL | endpoint URL for the OPC UA server |
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Discovery | Click this button to discover available OPC UA servers on the network. |
User Name | Enter the username for server access if the server requires user authentication |
Password | Input the corresponding password for the username |
Certificate | Select 'Custom' to use a specific certificate for the connection, or 'Default' to use the default certificate |
Refresh Rate | Rate in milliseconds at which the server will refresh the data |
Windows Authentication | Uses Windows authentication credentials for server access |
Disable Security | Connect to the server without using the security features |
Enable Read Pooling | Pooling for read operations to improve performance |
Read From Device | Data is read directly from the device rather than from any cache |
All Items Same Group | Group all items together for reading or writing operations |
Use Computer Timestamp | Use the timestamp of the computer instead of the server's timestamp |
Branch Separator | Specify a character or sequence to use as the separator in the item branch |
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