Opc.UaFx.Client
NEW! Samples available at https://github.com/Traeger-GmbH/opcuanet-samples OPC Watch Download: https://docs.traeger.de/en/software/sdk/opc-ua/net#download Usage: Browse, read, write, subscribe nodes or generate user defined Types. Features: • DA: Data Access • HDA: Historical Data Access • AE: Alarm & Events + Conditions • IO: FileAccess • API: Methods and Enumerations • OPC Classic Support • Others: • Units of Measurements • Complex/Structured Data Types Characteristics: • Simple and fast Client Development • Minimum number of lines of code • Uses OPC Foundation Stack V1.03.351.0 • Significantly reduced lines of code compared to OPC Foundation Stack Framework Features: • Data Types using Name-Value pairs, .NET dynamic and user defined types • Linq to Objects support to browse nodes • Simplified automatic certificate management • Advanced node identifier formats like compound, URI or Foundation • Database Cursor like historical data access • Event driven programming model for certificates and subscriptions Tested with: • SIMATIC S7-1500, SIMOTION, SINUMERIC, ... • and many more other vendors Works on: • Windows / Ubuntu / Debian / macOS • Android / iOS
Install
dotnet add package Opc.UaFx.Client --version 2.8.3
Install-Package Opc.UaFx.Client -Version 2.8.3
<PackageReference Include="Opc.UaFx.Client" Version="2.8.3" />
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