OPC UA Commands

The following describes the commands available for the OPC UA Client integration.

Commands on Binary Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on Binary Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on Byte Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on Char Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on DateTime Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on DateTime Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on Duration Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on Duration Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on Float Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on Float Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on Guid Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

To write a GUID, it is necessary to properly format the input GUID string, for example:
“7799df9a-cede-4bde-80e7-eb74ec48d700”

Commands on Guid Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

To write a GUID, it is necessary to properly format the input GUID string, for example:
“7799df9a-cede-4bde-80e7-eb74ec48d700”

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on Int Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on Int Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on Int64 Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on Int64 Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on MultiState Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on MultiState Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on SByte Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on SByte Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on String Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on String Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on UInt Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on UInt Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on UInt64 Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on UInt64 Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

For instructions, see Write Arrays, below.

Commands on UtcTime Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

Commands on UtcTime Array Output Objects

Property

Commands

Value

  • Write

 

Write Arrays

  1. In System Browser, select the view that includes the OPC UA adapter.
  1. Expand the OPC UA adapter subtree, and select the array object that you want to modify.
  • In the Extended Operation tab, the corresponding values display next to the Value property. Multiple array element values are separated by empty space.
  1. To adjust array values, next to the Value property, click Write.
  • Index and Value fields becomes available for you to set array values by specifying a numeric index followed by an alphanumeric value.
  1. To modify one of the values in the array, do the following:
    a. Identify its zero-based index in the array (for example, 0 for the first position, 1 for the second one, and so on) and enter this number in the Index field.
    b. Enter the desired value in the Value field.
    c. Click Send.
  • The array value is updated accordingly.
  1. To add a new value to the array, do the following:
    a. In the Index field, enter a numeric value higher than the last index in the array (for example, the last element has index 4, and you enter any value higher than 4).
    b. Enter the appropriate value in the Value field.
    c. Click Send.
  • The new value is added to the end of the array.