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Develop your Data Access
Server in two steps:
1.
Configuration of the address range
By configuring the address range of the OPC Server,
you can describe the process values to be accessed by
OPC.
2. Access to
process values
You can implement the read and write access to the process
values. The Toolkit offers you fast and easy interfacing
for synchronous, asynchronous and event-controlled I/Os.
Develop your Alarms and Events Server
in the following steps:
1. Configuration
of event area and events
By configuring the event area of the OPC Server, you
define the position of all events managed by the Server.
2. Check for
events
You can implement functions for checking of events.
The Toolkit provides simple interfaces for synchronous,
asynchronous and event-driven I/Os.
Features
- Toolkit for the development of complex OPC Servers
with very high requirements on performance
- Designed for over 100,000 data points
- Extensive possibilities of optimization (memory
space consumption and performance)
- All OPC DA V2.0 and V1.0 resp. AE V1.0 interfaces
and runtime functionalities have been implemented
according to the OPC Specification
- Supports Windows 95 (with DCOM 95), Windows 98,
Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 2000
- Development with Microsoft Compiler Visual C++ 5.0
and 6.0
- The library is programmed as multithreaded and supports
all DCOM threading models (MTA and STA).
- With the Toolkit, you can implement your OPC Server
as In-proc Server DLL, Server application or NT Service;
the Toolkit contains corresponding sample applications.
- The scope of delivery contains the full source code
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