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= Introduction =
 
= Introduction =
  
 
OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA) is a machine to machine communication protocol for industrial automation developed by the OPC Foundation.
 
OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA) is a machine to machine communication protocol for industrial automation developed by the OPC Foundation.
  
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= Features =
 
= Features =
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Feature:
 
Feature:
  
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*Connection with multiple OPC-UA server and multiple Node ID.
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*Connection with multiple OPC-UA server and multiple Node ID.  
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*Support anonymous authentication, username/password authentication.
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*Support anonymous authentication, username/password authentication.  
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*Support individual node data update interval of subscription.
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*Support individual node data update interval of subscription.  
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*Configurable node alias.
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*Configurable node alias.  
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*Currently support up-link OPC-UA data to WISE-PaaS , not support down-link from WISE-PaaS.
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*Currently support up-link OPC-UA data to WISE-PaaS , not support down-link from WISE-PaaS.  
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*Detailed features, please see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hxUJgHvcPYq8f44gmVVmwUCddHhOPBflSRkSKR0H9Q4/edit?ts=5ca2bfc9#gid=348272669 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hxUJgHvcPYq8f44gmVVmwUCddHhOPBflSRkSKR0H9Q4/edit?ts=5ca2bfc9#gid=348272669]
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*Detailed features, please see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hxUJgHvcPYq8f44gmVVmwUCddHhOPBflSRkSKR0H9Q4/edit?ts=5ca2bfc9#gid=348272669 https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1hxUJgHvcPYq8f44gmVVmwUCddHhOPBflSRkSKR0H9Q4/edit?ts=5ca2bfc9#gid=348272669]  
  
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= How to =
 
= How to =
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== Software Requirements ==
 
== Software Requirements ==
  
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*MQTT broker
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*MQTT broker  
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*.NET Framework 4.6 or above (Note, Windows 10 have already built-in .NET Framework 4.6)
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*.NET Framework 4.6 or above (Note, Windows 10 have already built-in .NET Framework 4.6)  
  
 
== Installation ==
 
== Installation ==
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2. Double click the&nbsp;installer to launch the installer to install it to the machine.
 
2. Double click the&nbsp;installer to launch the installer to install it to the machine.
  
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'''Debian:'''
 
'''Debian:'''
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2. Launch the installer to install it to the machine.
 
2. Launch the installer to install it to the machine.
  
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== Configuration ==
 
== Configuration ==
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Step 1. Go to "Plug-ins" / Plugin Config to select OPCUAClient Plug-in
 
Step 1. Go to "Plug-ins" / Plugin Config to select OPCUAClient Plug-in
  
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[[File:Opcua config UtQlI7p.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config UtQlI7p.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config UtQlI7p.png]]
  
 
Setp 2. Click "+" to add OPCUA project
 
Setp 2. Click "+" to add OPCUA project
  
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[[File:Opcua config uNA2oIS.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config uNA2oIS.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config uNA2oIS.png]]
  
 
Setp 3. Edit new OPCUA Project
 
Setp 3. Edit new OPCUA Project
  
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[[File:Opcua config 4nAWV6Z.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config 4nAWV6Z.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config 4nAWV6Z.png]]
  
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  * PROJECT NAME: Enter a project name in unique
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'''PROJECT NAME''': Enter a project name in unique
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  * ENDPOINT URL: Endpoint URL of OPCUA Server
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'''ENDPOINT URL''': Endpoint URL of OPCUA Server
  
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[[File:Opcua config N19A761.png|border|800x480px]]
 
  
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  * SECURITY MODE: None / Sign
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[[File:Opcua config N19A761.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config N19A761.png]]
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  * USER NAME: Account of OPCUA Server
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  * PASSWORD: Password of OPCUA Server
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'''SECURITY MODE''': None / Sign
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'''USER NAME''': Account of OPCUA Server
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'''PASSWORD''': Password of OPCUA Server
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Setp 4. Click "+" to add Sensor Node
 
Setp 4. Click "+" to add Sensor Node
  
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[[File:Opcua config bgenwaL.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config bgenwaL.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config bgenwaL.png]]
  
 
Step 5. Edit Node Information
 
Step 5. Edit Node Information
  
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[[File:Opcua config UeyMgDP.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config UeyMgDP.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config UeyMgDP.png]]
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'''NODEID''': Node ID you'd like to monitor.
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'''NODENAME''': Node name you'd like to show
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'''INTERVAL(SEC)''': Subscribe/update interval in seconds
  
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  * NODEID: Node ID you'd like to monitor.
 
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  * NODENAME: Node name you'd like to show
 
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  * INTERVAL(SEC): Subscribe/update interval in seconds
 
  
 
Step 6. Click "+" to add multiple nodes
 
Step 6. Click "+" to add multiple nodes
  
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[[File:Opcua config BlLUlTV.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config BlLUlTV.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config BlLUlTV.png]]
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Step 7. Click {{:./img/opcua-config-E03-edit.png}} to delete or edit sensor node info
 
Step 7. Click {{:./img/opcua-config-E03-edit.png}} to delete or edit sensor node info
  
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[[File:Opcua config jDMeU3E.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config jDMeU3E.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config jDMeU3E.png]]
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Step 8. Click "Save" to complete node editing.
 
Step 8. Click "Save" to complete node editing.
  
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[[File:Opcua config qYQ76Qq.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config qYQ76Qq.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config qYQ76Qq.png]]
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Setp 9. Click "Apply" to set and apply the new setting
 
Setp 9. Click "Apply" to set and apply the new setting
  
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[[File:Opcua config 4A88VkH.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config 4A88VkH.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config 4A88VkH.png]]
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Setp 10. You can monitor OPCUA sensor nodes at "Plugin List".
 
Setp 10. You can monitor OPCUA sensor nodes at "Plugin List".
  
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[[File:Opcua config 9TEBrJF.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config 9TEBrJF.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config 9TEBrJF.png]]
  
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<br/><br/>
  
 
==== How to import plugin settings ====
 
==== How to import plugin settings ====
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Step 1. Click Import button from OPCUAClient Configuration
 
Step 1. Click Import button from OPCUAClient Configuration
  
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[[File:Opcua config YngfFAe.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config YngfFAe.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config YngfFAe.png]]
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Step 2. Select target file you like to import
 
Step 2. Select target file you like to import
  
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[[File:Opcua config 4M3dBVW.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config 4M3dBVW.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config 4M3dBVW.png]]
  
 
Import successful
 
Import successful
  
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[[File:Opcua config V5bZgSz.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config V5bZgSz.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config V5bZgSz.png]]
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Step 3. Click APPLY to use imported configuration
 
Step 3. Click APPLY to use imported configuration
  
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[[File:Opcua config R6EsxAJ.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config R6EsxAJ.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config R6EsxAJ.png]]
  
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<html><br/> <br/> </html>
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<br/><br/>
  
 
==== How to export plugin settings ====
 
==== How to export plugin settings ====
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Step 1. Click Export button from OPCUAClient Configuration
 
Step 1. Click Export button from OPCUAClient Configuration
  
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[[File:Opcua config cy8mrSR.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config cy8mrSR.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config cy8mrSR.png]]
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Step 2. Explore the exported file
 
Step 2. Explore the exported file
  
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[[File:Opcua config D1OvcOS.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config D1OvcOS.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config D1OvcOS.png]]
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==== How to use RESTful API to get history data ====
 
==== How to use RESTful API to get history data ====
  
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<html><br/> </html>
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<br/>
  
 
Example:
 
Example:
  
 
<code>[http://172.22.12.84:8080//rmm/v1/data/devices/histdata?plugin=OPCUAClient&sensorId=/OPCUA-01/Node/Temperature&beginTs=2022-01-21%2017:30:00.000&endTs=2022-01-21%2017:35:00.000 http://172.22.12.84:8080//rmm/v1/data/devices/histdata?plugin=OPCUAClient&sensorId=/OPCUA-01/Node/Temperature&beginTs=2022-01-21%2017:30:00.000&endTs=2022-01-21%2017:35:00.000] </code> {{https://i.imgur.com/fqD2QRq.png}} <html><br/> <br/> </html>
 
<code>[http://172.22.12.84:8080//rmm/v1/data/devices/histdata?plugin=OPCUAClient&sensorId=/OPCUA-01/Node/Temperature&beginTs=2022-01-21%2017:30:00.000&endTs=2022-01-21%2017:35:00.000 http://172.22.12.84:8080//rmm/v1/data/devices/histdata?plugin=OPCUAClient&sensorId=/OPCUA-01/Node/Temperature&beginTs=2022-01-21%2017:30:00.000&endTs=2022-01-21%2017:35:00.000] </code> {{https://i.imgur.com/fqD2QRq.png}} <html><br/> <br/> </html>
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===== Use case =====
 
===== Use case =====
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   - Launch UaCppServer from Windows Start Menu.
 
   - Launch UaCppServer from Windows Start Menu.
  
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[[File:Opcua config POK0jrK.png|border|800x480px]]
 
  
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[[File:Opcua config g2edrDg.png|border|800x480px]]
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[[File:Opcua config POK0jrK.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config POK0jrK.png]]
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[[File:Opcua config g2edrDg.png|border|800x480px|Opcua config g2edrDg.png]]
  
 
<HTML>
 
<HTML>
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1. Download Unified Automation C++ Demo Server from&nbsp;[https://www.unified-automation.com/downloads/opc-ua-servers.html https://www.unified-automation.com/downloads/opc-ua-servers.html]&nbsp;and install it to the server machine.
 
1. Download Unified Automation C++ Demo Server from&nbsp;[https://www.unified-automation.com/downloads/opc-ua-servers.html https://www.unified-automation.com/downloads/opc-ua-servers.html]&nbsp;and install it to the server machine.
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2. Launch UaCppServer from Windows Start&nbsp;Menu.
 
2. Launch UaCppServer from Windows Start&nbsp;Menu.
  
 
[[File:Uacpp-demo-server-01.png|800x480px|Uacpp-demo-server-01.png]]
 
[[File:Uacpp-demo-server-01.png|800x480px|Uacpp-demo-server-01.png]]
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| style="width: 220px;" | '''Username'''
 
| style="width: 220px;" | '''Username'''
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| style="width: 217px;" | '''Endpoint URL Format'''
 
| style="width: 217px;" | '''Endpoint URL Format'''
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| style="width: 270px;" | opc.tcp://&lt;Mancine Name or IP&gt;:&lt;Port&gt;
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| style="width: 217px;" | '''Endpoint URL for this Demo'''<br/>
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| style="width: 270px;" | opc.tcp://Protocol-Converter-GW:48010<br/>
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| style="width: 270px;" | opc.tcp://Protocol-Converter-GW:48010
 
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| style="width: 217px;" | '''Node Nmae'''
 
| style="width: 217px;" | '''Node Nmae'''
 
| style="width: 270px;" | '''Node ID'''
 
| style="width: 270px;" | '''Node ID'''
 
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| style="width: 217px;" | AirConditioner_1.Humidity<br/>
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4. Edit opcua-client.json to set up client configuration, for&nbsp;example:
 
4. Edit opcua-client.json to set up client configuration, for&nbsp;example:
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5. Restart device-opcua-client service from Windows Task Manager.
 
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= Release =
 
= Release =
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<span style="font-size:larger;">This is an overview that displays OPC-UA Service&nbsp;versions and some stats and numbers for each release.</span>
 
<span style="font-size:larger;">This is an overview that displays OPC-UA Service&nbsp;versions and some stats and numbers for each release.</span>
  
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| style="width: 47px; text-align: center;" | <span style="font-size:larger;">Index</span>
 
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<span style="font-size:medium;">2020/1/03</span>
 
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<span style="font-size:medium;">1. Support Multiple OPCUA server.</span>
 
<span style="font-size:medium;">1. Support Multiple OPCUA server.</span>
  
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<span style="font-size:medium;">2. Support Anonymous, Username/Password</span>security check.</span>
  
 
<span style="font-size:medium;">3. Support individual node access interval configuration.</span>
 
<span style="font-size:medium;">3. Support individual node access interval configuration.</span>
  
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<span style="font-size:larger;">[file://eossfs/ESS-Release/EdgeSense/Software/OPCUA_Client/Windows/2.0.1 OPCUA_Client_for_Windows_ReleaseNote_2.0.1.txt]</span>
 
<span style="font-size:larger;">[file://eossfs/ESS-Release/EdgeSense/Software/OPCUA_Client/Windows/2.0.1 OPCUA_Client_for_Windows_ReleaseNote_2.0.1.txt]</span>
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| style="width: 286px; text-align: center;" | <span style="font-size:larger;">[file://eossfs/ESS-Release/EdgeSense/Software/OPCUA_Client/Debian device-opcua-client-2.0.1-Debian_9.9-rk3399.run]</span>
 
| style="width: 286px; text-align: center;" | <span style="font-size:larger;">[file://eossfs/ESS-Release/EdgeSense/Software/OPCUA_Client/Debian device-opcua-client-2.0.1-Debian_9.9-rk3399.run]</span>
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<span style="font-size:medium;">2020/3/31</span>
 
<span style="font-size:medium;">2020/3/31</span>
  
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<span style="font-size:medium;">1. Support Web UI configuration.</span>
 
<span style="font-size:medium;">1. Support Web UI configuration.</span>
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<span style="font-size:medium;">Coming Soon</span>
 
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<span style="font-size:medium;">1. Support write node data.</span>
 
<span style="font-size:medium;">1. Support write node data.</span>

Revision as of 09:57, 19 December 2022

Introduction

OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA) is a machine to machine communication protocol for industrial automation developed by the OPC Foundation.

 

Features

EdgeSense OPC-UA Client aims to collect data from OPC-UA Server and control.

Feature:

 

How to

Software Requirements

  • MQTT broker
  • .NET Framework 4.6 or above (Note, Windows 10 have already built-in .NET Framework 4.6)

Installation

Windows:

1. Download OPC-UA Client for Windows from Release Table.

2. Double click the installer to launch the installer to install it to the machine.

 

Debian:

1. Download OPC-UA Client for Debian from Release Table.

2. Launch the installer to install it to the machine.

 

 

Configuration

Step 1. Go to "Plug-ins" / Plugin Config to select OPCUAClient Plug-in

Opcua config UtQlI7p.png

Setp 2. Click "+" to add OPCUA project

Opcua config uNA2oIS.png

Setp 3. Edit new OPCUA Project

Opcua config 4nAWV6Z.png

PROJECT NAME: Enter a project name in unique ENDPOINT URL: Endpoint URL of OPCUA Server


Opcua config N19A761.png

SECURITY MODE: None / Sign USER NAME: Account of OPCUA Server PASSWORD: Password of OPCUA Server


Setp 4. Click "+" to add Sensor Node

Opcua config bgenwaL.png

Step 5. Edit Node Information

Opcua config UeyMgDP.png

NODEID: Node ID you'd like to monitor. NODENAME: Node name you'd like to show INTERVAL(SEC): Subscribe/update interval in seconds


Step 6. Click "+" to add multiple nodes

Opcua config BlLUlTV.png


Step 7. Click {{:./img/opcua-config-E03-edit.png}} to delete or edit sensor node info

Opcua config jDMeU3E.png


Step 8. Click "Save" to complete node editing.

Opcua config qYQ76Qq.png


Setp 9. Click "Apply" to set and apply the new setting

Opcua config 4A88VkH.png


Setp 10. You can monitor OPCUA sensor nodes at "Plugin List".

Opcua config 9TEBrJF.png



How to import plugin settings

Step 1. Click Import button from OPCUAClient Configuration

Opcua config YngfFAe.png


Step 2. Select target file you like to import

Opcua config 4M3dBVW.png

Import successful

Opcua config V5bZgSz.png


Step 3. Click APPLY to use imported configuration

Opcua config R6EsxAJ.png



How to export plugin settings

Step 1. Click Export button from OPCUAClient Configuration

Opcua config cy8mrSR.png


Step 2. Explore the exported file

Opcua config D1OvcOS.png


How to use RESTful API to get history data


Example:

http://172.22.12.84:8080//rmm/v1/data/devices/histdata?plugin=OPCUAClient&sensorId=/OPCUA-01/Node/Temperature&beginTs=2022-01-21%2017:30:00.000&endTs=2022-01-21%2017:35:00.000 Template:Https://i.imgur.com/fqD2QRq.png <html>

</html>


Use case

Building Automation Server

 - Download Unified Automation C++ Demo Server from [link] and install it to the server machine.
 - Launch UaCppServer from Windows Start Menu.


Opcua config POK0jrK.png

Opcua config g2edrDg.png

<HTML>

  1. </HTML> <HTML>
  2. </HTML>Config OPCUAClient plugin as upper steps to complete the settings.<HTML>
  3. </HTML><HTML>

</HTML>

Demonstration

Connect a Unified Automation C++ Demo Server

1. Download Unified Automation C++ Demo Server from https://www.unified-automation.com/downloads/opc-ua-servers.html and install it to the server machine.


2. Launch UaCppServer from Windows Start Menu.

Uacpp-demo-server-01.png


3. Config OPC-UA Client to connect to the Unified Automation C++ Demo Server, Username/Password, Endpoint URL and Node IDs are shown in below.


Username Password
root secret


Endpoint URL Format opc.tcp://<Mancine Name or IP>:<Port>
Endpoint URL for this Demo opc.tcp://Protocol-Converter-GW:48010


Node Nmae Node ID
AirConditioner_1.Humidity ns=3;s=AirConditioner_1.Humidity
AirConditioner_1.Temperature ns=3;s=AirConditioner_1.Temperature
AirConditioner_2.Humidity ns=3;s=AirConditioner_2.Humidity
AirConditioner_2.Temperature ns=3;s=AirConditioner_2.Temperature

 

 

4. Edit opcua-client.json to set up client configuration, for example: 

{
    "OPCUA_Server":[
        {
            "Name": "OPCUA-UACPP-SERVER",
            "endpointUrl":"opc.tcp://Protocol-Converter-GW:48010",
            "userIdentity": {
                "userName": "root",
                "password": "secret"
            },            
            "NodeIDList":[{"NodeId":"ns=3;s=AirConditioner_1.Humidity","Name":"AirConditioner_1.Humidity", "Type":"v", "Interval":2},
                          {"NodeId":"ns=3;s=AirConditioner_1.Temperature","Name":"AirConditioner_1.Temperature", "Type":"v", "Interval":2},
                          {"NodeId":"ns=3;s=AirConditioner_2.Humidity","Name":"AirConditioner_2.Humidity", "Type":"v", "Interval":2},
                          {"NodeId":"ns=3;s=AirConditioner_2.Temperature","Name":"AirConditioner_2.Temperature", "Type":"v", "Interval":2}
                        ]

        }
    ]
}

5. Restart device-opcua-client service from Windows Task Manager.

 

Release

This is an overview that displays OPC-UA Service versions and some stats and numbers for each release.

Index Version Date Platform OS Release Note Installer
1 v2.0.1

2020/1/03

x86_64 CPU Windows

1. Support Multiple OPCUA server.

2. Support Anonymous, Username/Passwordsecurity check.</span>

3. Support individual node access interval configuration.

4. Configurable node alias.</span>

OPCUA_Client_for_Windows_ReleaseNote_2.0.1.txt

device-opcua-client-2.0.1.exe
2 v2.0.1

Coming soon

ARM

CPU

Debian

1. Support Multiple OPCUA server.

2. Support Anonymous, Username/Password security check.

3. Support individual node access interval configuration.

4. Configurable node alias.</span> OPCUA_Client_for_Debian_ReleaseNote_2.0.1.txt</span>

device-opcua-client-2.0.1-Debian_9.9-rk3399.run
3 v2.0.2

2020/3/31

x86_64 CPU Windows

1. Support Web UI configuration.

2. Use AdvSC to control service life cycle.

OPCUA_Client_for_Windows_ReleaseNote_2.0.2.txt

device-opcua-client-2.0.2.exe
4 v2.0.3

Coming Soon

x86_64 CPU Windows

1. Support write node data.

2. Support read array type node data.

OPCUA_Client_for_Windows_ReleaseNote_2.0.3.txt

device-opcua-client-2.0.3.exe

Above files are available at local server, please paste file's url in File Explorer to copy file. (How to access to EOSSFS file server )

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