Annex C (informative)Information for assessment

This document does not make a statement on how to validate conformance. However, testing and validation of compliance can be subject to regulatory requirements.

Corresponding information regarding the testing and compliance with this document can be retrieved from the local National Committees of the IEC or from the relevant technology-specific organization for this document.

NOTE For this document, the relevant technology-specific organization is the OPC Foundation, see www.opcfoundation.com.

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