The Device Namespace exposes runtime device state to .NET scripts. Use @Device to reference the namespace, followed by the accessors listed below.
Child Namespaces
Sub-namespaces exposing collections and grouped configuration. Reach each via its qualified path.
Path | Description |
|---|---|
| Collection of every access type configured in the solution. Accessed from scripts as @Device.AccessType; each entry is a DeviceAccessType that groups device points by polling rate and read / write trigger semantics, and exposes the per-group queue depths plus the ForceReadTrigger / ForceWriteTrigger methods used to bypass the polling cadence. |
Device Members
Direct properties and methods on @Device.
Member | Kind | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Property |
| Collection of every communication channel configured in the solution. Indexed by channel name or numeric ID; enumerable in foreach. Accessed from scripts as @Device.Channel; each entry is a DeviceChannel that owns the protocol driver, the transport configuration, and the runtime statistics for one endpoint. |
| Property |
| Collection of every device node configured in the solution. Indexed by node name or numeric ID; enumerable in foreach. Accessed from scripts as @Device.Node; each entry is a DeviceNode that represents a single device address (PLC station, RTU, OPC server node) reachable through one of the parent channels and carries redundancy / failover state. |
Member set auto-generated from RuntimeNamespace.json (build fx-10.1.5.2000, schema 1.0, generated 2026-05-17T21:29:31.4885315Z). For the full .NET API surface see the external Device Namespace .NET API Reference.