Logbook events are fired by the machine module for the documentation of relevant changes in the machine configuration/status.

Table 51 – LogbookEvent Type Definition

Attribute

Value

BrowseName

LogBookEventType

IsAbstract

True

References

Node Class

BrowseName

DataType

TypeDefinition

Modelling Rule

Subtype of BaseEventType defined in OPC 10000-5.

HasSubType

ObjectType

ControlModeChangeLogType

Defined in 6.19.2

HasSubType

ObjectType

DataSetChangeLogType

Defined in 6.19.3

HasSubType

ObjectType

DefectDetectedLogType

Defined in 6.19.4

HasSubType

ObjectType

DefectDetectionSensorDisabledLogType

Defined in 6.19.5

HasSubType

ObjectType

DowntimeLogType

Defined in 6.19.6

HasSubType

ObjectType

GoodOutputProducedLogType

Defined in 6.19.7

HasSubType

ObjectType

LoadingPointIsUnloadedLogType

Defined in 6.19.8

HasSubType

ObjectType

MachineModuleSpecificationChangeLogType

Defined in 6.19.9

HasSubType

ObjectType

MaterialIsConsumedLogType

Defined in 6.19.10

HasSubType

ObjectType

MaterialRejectedLogType

Defined in 6.19.11

HasSubType

ObjectType

MaterialRejectionTrapDisasbledLogType

Defined in 6.19.12

HasSubType

ObjectType

MaterialUnloadingIsRequiredLogType

Defined in 6.19.13

HasSubType

ObjectType

NewSystemDumpIsGeneratedLogType

Defined in 6.19.14

HasSubType

ObjectType

POChangeLogType

Defined in 6.19.15

HasSubType

ObjectType

RootCauseListChangeLogType

Defined in 6.19.16

HasSubType

ObjectType

StateChangeLogType

Defined in 6.19.18

HasSubType

ObjectType

StopReasonListChangeLogType

Defined in 6.19.19

HasSubType

ObjectType

IntegrityRejectedMaterialLogType

Defined in 6.19.20

HasSubType

ObjectType

NewPresentedMaterialLogType

Defined in 6.19.21

HasSubType

ObjectType

ProductionLogType

Defined in 6.19.22

The LogbookEventType is abstract. There will be no instances of a LogbookEventType itself, but there will be instances of its sub-types.

With several subtypes detailed information on the changes are provided.

NOTE: The EventSource (Node which creates the event), Time and a Message are already included in the BaseEventType of OPC UA.

Server shall implement buffering and historization of events, accessible by client via the OPC UA service history read.