1. OPC UA Client Port: General Tab
Select the General tab in the Port Properties dialog box.
A | Protocol |
B | Description |
C | Scan rate |
D | Retry count |
E | Enable |
F | Enable stale data |
A | Protocol |
(Read-only) UACLIENT
protocol selected when the port was created.
B | Description |
Explanatory text about the port.
Maximum Length | 40 characters |
C | Scan rate |
The basic timer for points monitored from this port.
The rate at which points are polled is a multiple of the Scan Rate.
Configurable units can be set in any of the following units.
- Ticks (hundredths of seconds)
- Seconds
- Minutes
- Hours
Note: This option is applicable only for polled points.
D | Retry count |
Note: OPC UA Client does not use this option..
If communication is interrupted, the OPC UA Client will retry to reconnect infinitely.
E | Enable |
Do one of the following.
Check | Enable communications on this port. |
Clear | Disable communications on this port. |
By default, when the port is dynamically disabled:
- The associated devices will be marked Down and their associated points will be marked Unavailable.
- Setpoints and processing of unsolicited data will not be allowed for the associated devices.
ALLOW_UPDATE_WHEN_DISABLED
, to keep the associated devices alive.If ALLOW_UPDATE_WHEN_DISABLED
is configured, then when the port is dynamically disabled:
- The device is not marked Down.
- Polling stops.
- Setpoints and unsolicited messages will still be processed.
F | Enable stale data |
Do one of the following.
Check | Keep the point available in most circumstances that would have made it unavailable. However the point value will be stale, meaning it is the last known value and may or may not have changed in the device. |
Clear | Leave the point unavailable in all circumstances the would make it unavailable. |
The following table displays a point's availability when events occur and QUALITY.STALE_DATA is configured as on or off.
Point Availability when Stale Data is Configured | |
---|---|
Event | On |
Poll Failure | Available |
Process Shutdown | Available |
System Shutdown | Not Applicable |
Ind. Point Unavailable | Available |
Out of PTMRP Range Limits | Range Bit / Available |
DC Sends Device State | Available |
DynCfg Disable Point/Device | Not Applicable |