OPC Event Attributes to 3rd Party Interface
Hi,
I am wondering if there is a way to select which OPC Alarm & Event attributes are collected. For instance, I would like to be able to see the message field to populate at the 3rd party server as well as prioritylevel, etc. Is there a way to include more information that just what is standard and to pick and choose which attributes are collected?
Thanks,
Mike
I am wondering if there is a way to select which OPC Alarm & Event attributes are collected. For instance, I would like to be able to see the message field to populate at the 3rd party server as well as prioritylevel, etc. Is there a way to include more information that just what is standard and to pick and choose which attributes are collected?
Thanks,
Mike
Asked 2 years ago
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OPC AE attributes are split in two categories: standard (e.g. SourceName, Condition, Message, Severity) and vendor (e.g. SourceGUID)
A third party OPC AE client collecting events from 800xA will receive both standard + vendor attributes, but I cannot tell if your choice of client support all attribute categories/types.
- System 800xA collect both categories of attributes from its configured sources
(I cannot tell if all exotic attributes datatypes like variants and arrays are fully supported, probably not) - System 800xA alarm and event lists may be configured to present any attribute (standard + vendor) with the exception of not supported datatypes (variants, arrays, etc).
A third party OPC AE client collecting events from 800xA will receive both standard + vendor attributes, but I cannot tell if your choice of client support all attribute categories/types.
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Hi Mike,
There is a lot of attributes on each event so you may consider a way to exclude certain events you don't want to analyze.....
Depending of your third party client, filter can be created to exclude events and attributes to keep down the load.
There is a lot of attributes on each event so you may consider a way to exclude certain events you don't want to analyze.....
Depending of your third party client, filter can be created to exclude events and attributes to keep down the load.
Answered 2 years ago
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