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IJT Joining System Base https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.13 ns=1;i=5017 ns=1;i=5076 ns=1;i=5075 i=22 It is the date when the last calibration took place. Note: It can have the initial operation date for a new asset if it is not available. It is the location where the last calibration took place. It is the date of the next planned calibration. It is the actual measured value of the calibration. It is the nominal scale of the sensor. It corresponds also with the measurement range of the sensor. It contains the URI of a certificate of the calibration target in case the calibration target is certified and the information available. Otherwise, the Variable should be omitted. The String shall be a URI as defined by RFC 3986. Example: MCE test document. It defines the engineering unit of the value. CalibrationDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5017 ns=1;i=6212 CalibrationDataType CalibrationDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5075 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='CalibrationDataType'] DesignValueDataType This structure provides the design value for a given physical quantity. It is used in JointDesignDataType. IJT Joint Design Data https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.18 ns=1;i=5082 ns=1;i=5103 ns=1;i=5083 i=22 It is the physical quantity of the value. Example: Force, Angle, etc. It is the name of the given value. It is the design value. The data type can be any simple data type such as Integer, String, Double, DateTime, etc. If the value is corresponding to the physical quantity, then the data type should be Double. It is the engineering unit of the design value. DesignValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5082 ns=1;i=6212 DesignValueDataType DesignValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5083 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='DesignValueDataType'] EntityDataType This structure provides the identification data for a given entity in the system. IJT Result Internal Identifiers IJT Result External Identifiers IJT Event Payload Associated Entities IJT Start Joining Process https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.10 ns=1;i=5079 ns=1;i=5085 ns=1;i=5084 i=22 It is the name of the entity identifier. Examples: VIN, Program Id, etc. Note: Application can send custom names which could be a combination of different terms in the system. It is the description of the entity. Any additional information for the entity can be sent using this property. Examples: Name of the program in the given system. It is the identifier of the given entity. Examples: JoiningProcessId, JointId, etc. It is the origin identifier of the given entity. It is provided only when it is applicable and available for a given entity. Examples: JoiningProcessOriginId, JointOriginId, etc. It indicates if the EntityId is provided by the external system or not. Example: VIN is provided by an external system. It provides the type of the Entity. It has the following pre-defined values which shall be used for each instance of this type. Important Note: EntityType >=0 is defined as part of this specification. For application specific extensions, EntityType < 0 can be used. EntityDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5079 ns=1;i=6212 EntityDataType EntityDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5084 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='EntityDataType'] ErrorInformationDataType This structure represents the errors occurred in the system which are outside the boundaries of the given program. IJT Joining Result Errors https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.5 ns=1;i=5053 ns=1;i=5055 ns=1;i=5054 i=22 It is the classification of type of errors due to external factors. Examples: Tool Trigger Lost is Operator error. Temperature overheat is hardware error, etc. It is the system-wide unique identifier of the error in the system. This will be useful if system wants to provide an identifier where user can query the system and get more information for troubleshooting. It can also point to the respective EventId reported if available. It is the application or system specific error code. It is user readable text message to describe the error. ErrorInformationDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5053 ns=1;i=6212 ErrorInformationDataType ErrorInformationDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5054 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='ErrorInformationDataType'] JoiningProcessDataType This structure provides the base container for any joining process in a joining system. Note: This specification defines the meta data of a JoiningProcess, and the actual content of the Joining Process is application specific. IJT Joining Process Management IJT Select Joining Process https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.19 ns=1;i=5115 ns=1;i=5117 ns=1;i=5116 i=22 It is the meta data of the joining process. It is the actual content of the joining process which is defined by JoiningProcessMetaData.Classification property. Examples: Joining Program, Joining Job, etc. Note: The content is application-specific and is not defined in this version of the specification. JoiningProcessDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5115 ns=1;i=6212 JoiningProcessDataType JoiningProcessDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5116 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JoiningProcessDataType'] JoiningProcessIdentificationDataType This structure contains the identification information of a Joining Process. It is used in set of methods defined in JoiningProcessManagementType. IJT Abort Joining Process IJT Start Selected Joining IJT Select Joining Process IJT Deselect Joining Process IJT Reset Joining Process IJT Increment Joining Process Counter IJT Decrement Joining Process Counter IJT Set Joining Process Size IJT Start Joining Process https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.21 ns=1;i=5121 ns=1;i=5123 ns=1;i=5122 i=22 It is the system-wide unique identifier of the joining process. It is an identifier to track the changes made to the original instance in the system. Example: It can point to the identifier of the object when it was created for the first time. It should be an existing ID in the system if it is available else it can be NULL if it is not tracked in the system. It is the configured selection name of the joining process in the system. JoiningProcessIdentificationDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5121 ns=1;i=6212 JoiningProcessIdentificationDataType JoiningProcessIdentificationDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5122 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JoiningProcessIdentificationDataType'] JoiningProcessMetaDataType This structure provides the meta data which describes the joining process. IJT Get Joining Process List https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.20 ns=1;i=5118 ns=1;i=5120 ns=1;i=5119 i=22 It is the system-wide unique identifier of the joining process. It is an identifier to track the changes made to the original instance in the system. Example: It can point to the identifier of the object when it was created for the first time. It should be an existing ID in the system if it is available else it can be NULL if it is not tracked in a joining system. It is the time when the joining process was created. It is the time when the joining process was updated last time. If it is not available, it can be same as CreationTime. It is the name of the joining process. It is the description of the joining process. It is a human readable text to identify the joining technology. It is the classification of the joining process. It is the list of entities associated to the joining process. Examples: ProductInstanceUri of the Controller. JoiningProcessMetaDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5118 ns=1;i=6212 JoiningProcessMetaDataType JoiningProcessMetaDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5119 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JoiningProcessMetaDataType'] JoiningResultDataType This structure represents the data associated with Joining Result and the corresponding measurement values. IJT Joining Result Failure Reason IJT Joining Result Overall Result Values IJT Joining Result Step Results IJT Joining Result Errors IJT Joining Result Trace IJT Result Content https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.2 ns=1;i=5049 ns=1;i=5051 ns=1;i=5050 i=22 It provides the primary reason for failure. If a violation is handled by a rework step resulting in a successful operation, then it is not reported as failure. It is an array of overall result values which contains the measurement values of different quantities like torque, angle, time, etc. based on the program. Note: If the operation is terminated in the first step and no values are available to report, then this list may be empty. It is an array of step results corresponding to each step in the program. This parameter is used if the system provides one or more step results. It is an array of external errors which captures the failures outside the boundary of the program are captured as part of the Errors. It is up to the application to fill in the critical/primary error in the Errors list as top entry. It is the identifier of the step result which is the primary cause of failure. It is a structure to include the Joining Trace content. This can be NULL or empty and it is up to the application to send this as part of the Joining Result. JoiningResultDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5049 ns=1;i=6212 JoiningResultDataType JoiningResultDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5050 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JoiningResultDataType'] JointComponentDataType This structure is the base container for any joint component such as Bolt, Rivet, Gasket, Glue string, etc. Note: The concrete definition of joint component is not defined in this version of the specification. IJT Send Joint Component IJT Get Joint Component List IJT Get Joint Component IJT Joint Component Data https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.17 ns=1;i=5104 ns=1;i=5106 ns=1;i=5105 i=22 It is the identifier of the joint component. Examples: BoltId, RivetId, GasketId, etc. It is the name of the joint component. It is the description of the joint component. It is the manufacturer of the joint component. It is the identifier of the manufacturer. It is the content of the joint component. Examples: Bolt, Rivet, Gasket, etc. JointComponentDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5104 ns=1;i=6212 JointComponentDataType JointComponentDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5105 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JointComponentDataType'] JointDataType This structure provides the joint information. Joint is the physical outcome of the joining operation which determines the properties of the point where multiple parts are assembled. IJT Send Joint IJT Get Joint List IJT Get Joint IJT Joint Data https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.15 ns=1;i=5110 ns=1;i=5112 ns=1;i=5111 i=22 It is the identifier of the joint. It is an identifier to track the changes made to the original instance in the system. Example: It can point to the identifier of the object when it was created for the first time. It should be an existing ID in the system if it is available else it can be NULL if it is not tracked in a joining system. It is the identifier of the associated joint design. It is the time when the joint was created. It is the time when the joint was updated last time. If it is not available, it can be same as CreationTime. It is the name of the joint. It is the description of the joint. It is the classification of the joint. It is the details of the classification. It can also be used to provide any other type of classification. Examples: Safety Critical, etc. It is the status of the joint. Examples: Ok, InUse, NotInUse, NotYetDone, etc. It is the list of entities associated to the joint. Examples: JoiningProcessId, JobId, QualityProcessId, SimulationProcessId, etc. It is a human readable text to identify the joining technology. JointDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5110 ns=1;i=6212 JointDataType JointDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5111 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JointDataType'] JointDesignDataType This structure provides the design information of a given joint. IJT Send Joint Design IJT Get Joint Design List IJT Get Joint Design IJT Joint Design Data https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.16 ns=1;i=5107 ns=1;i=5109 ns=1;i=5108 i=22 It is the identifier of the joint design. It is the name of the joint design. It is the description of the joint design. It is the list of design values. It is the list of joint components associated to the joint design. Examples: BoltId, RivetId, GasketId, etc. JointDesignDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5107 ns=1;i=6212 JointDesignDataType JointDesignDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5108 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JointDesignDataType'] KeyValueDataType This structure is similar to 0:KeyValuePair which uses 0:TrimmedString instead of 0:QualifiedName. IJT Result Extended Meta Data https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.22 ns=1;i=5148 ns=1;i=5150 ns=1;i=5149 i=22 It is the unique key of the value. It is the value associated with the key. KeyValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5148 ns=1;i=6212 KeyValueDataType KeyValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5149 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='KeyValueDataType'] ReportedValueDataType This structure provides the given value and corresponding limits for a given physical quantity (if applicable). IJT Event Payload Reported Values https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.12 ns=1;i=5095 ns=1;i=5097 ns=1;i=5096 i=22 It is the physical quantity of the value. Example: Torque, Angle, etc. Note: It may not be applicable for few reported values such as Software Version, etc. It is the name of the given value. It is the current value. The data type can be any simple data type such as Integer, String, Double, DateTime, etc. If the value is corresponding to the physical quantity, then the recommended data type is Double. It is the previous value (if available). The data type can be any simple data type such as Integer, String, Double, DateTime, etc. If the value is corresponding to the physical quantity, then the data type should be Double. It is the low limit of the given value. It is not applicable for values which does not have PhysicalQuantity. It is the high limit of the given value. It is not applicable for values which does not have PhysicalQuantity. It is the engineering unit of the CurrentValue, PreviousValue, LowLimit, HighLimit. It is not applicable for values which does not have PhysicalQuantity. ReportedValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5095 ns=1;i=6212 ReportedValueDataType ReportedValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5096 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='ReportedValueDataType'] ResultCounterDataType This structure is used to provide various types of counters associated to a Result. These counters are related to a joining process with sub-processes. IJT Batch Result Counters IJT Sync Result Counters https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.11 ns=1;i=5089 ns=1;i=5091 ns=1;i=5090 i=22 It is the name of the counter. It is the value of the counter. It is the type of the Counter. ResultCounterDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5089 ns=1;i=6212 ResultCounterDataType ResultCounterDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5090 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='ResultCounterDataType'] JoiningResultMetaDataType This structure is a subtype of ResultMetaDataType. It is used to define additional meta data of a Result in a joining system. IJT Basic Result IJT Single Result IJT Result Processing Times IJT Batch Result IJT Batch Result Counters IJT Sync Result IJT Sync Result Counters IJT Job Result IJT Intervention Result IJT Result Internal Identifiers IJT Result External Identifiers IJT Result Extended Meta Data https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.1 ns=1;i=5046 ns=1;i=5048 ns=1;i=5047 ns=2;i=3007 It is a human readable text to identify the joining technology. It is the cyclic counter which is incremented for each result generated. It is the user-friendly name of the result. Examples: Job Result, Batch Result, etc. It is the additional information associated with the result. It can contain information on the ResultConent. It provides information on the classification of the result in the joining system. It provides information on how the joining operation was performed. It provides the type of joining operation. It is a list of identifiers associated to the given result. Examples: ProductId, VIN, SocketId, JointId, JoiningProcessId, etc. It is a list of counters associated to the given result. Examples: Batch Counter, Retry Counter, Channel Counter, etc. It provides information on type of intervention which has occurred during the joining operation. It indicates that the result is generated when the asset was offline. The default value is false. Note: The definition of offline status is application specific. Example: Wireless tool performing joining in radio shadow. It is used to send any additional meta data which cannot be sent using the existing properties. It shall be used only for sending meta data but not any content. JoiningResultMetaDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5046 ns=1;i=6212 JoiningResultMetaDataType JoiningResultMetaDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5047 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='JoiningResultMetaDataType'] ResultValueDataType It is used to report measurement values of the joining operation. Those are meant to characterize the quality of the process. It is used in JoiningResultDataType and StepResultDataType. IJT Result Value Trace Point Index IJT Result Value Trace Point Time Offset IJT Result Value FINAL Tag https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.3 ns=1;i=5056 ns=1;i=5058 ns=1;i=5057 i=22 It is the measured value of the given result. The value corresponds to the PhysicalQuantity attribute of JoiningDataVariableType. It is a user readable name of the given measurement value. It indicates whether the measured value is as per the configured limits and corresponds to a successful result or not. It is the identifier of the given value if it is available in the system. It is an associated tag to the given measurement value to classify it based on the joining domain. Examples: FINAL, YIELD, SNUG, etc. It is the index to the trace sample array from which corresponds to this specific result. It is the time offset to point out the absolute time point in the array of trace samples. This may or may not match with an element in the TraceContent array. If it is not available in the TraceContent array, the value can be visualized in the trace graph via interpolation or some other plotting mechanisms. It is an array of parameter identifiers configured in the Program which is being monitored or sampled. Note: In most common cases, it can be a single identifier. Indicates whether the measured value is above or below the configured limit. It is only relevant if program or step configuration is violated. It provides information on the consequence occurred due to the violation of the configurable limits. Examples: Step Transition, Abort Joining Operation. Is the consequence repairable or not, etc. It is the system-wide unique identifier of the sensor which has reported the value. It provides the lower limit of the measured value as per the program. It provides the upper limit of the measured value as per the program. It provides the target value of the specific measurement in the program step. It provides the step number or name of the program step which has generated the result. Note: This is not applicable for StepResultValues in StepResultDataType. This is added for OverallResultValues in JoiningResultDataType to get the information of the step which has reported the specific value. It is to determine the type of the physical quantity associated to a given value(s). It is the engineering unit of the measured value. ResultValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5056 ns=1;i=6212 ResultValueDataType ResultValueDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5057 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='ResultValueDataType'] SignalDataType This structure contains the signal information which is used in SetIOSignals and GetIOSignals methods. IJT Joining System Base https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.14 ns=1;i=5081 ns=1;i=5126 ns=1;i=5125 i=22 It is the identifier of the signal. It is the value of the signal. It is the description of the signal. It is the type of the signal. SignalDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5081 ns=1;i=6212 SignalDataType SignalDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5125 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='SignalDataType'] StepResultDataType This structure represents the measurement values corresponding to a given step in the program. It is used in JoiningResultDataType. IJT Joining Result Step Results IJT Result Value FINAL Tag https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.4 ns=1;i=5059 ns=1;i=5061 ns=1;i=5060 i=22 It is the system-wide unique identifier of the step result. It is the system-wide unique identifier of the Program Step. It is the step number or name of the program step. Sometimes the step id is like 2A, 3B based on number of branches. Hence a string place holder is needed instead of number. It is the user-friendly name of the given step. This can be the name of the step in the configuration for ease of use and troubleshooting. It indicates if the StepResult is successful or not. It is the offset to the ProcessingTimes.StartTime in Result, this value can be used to order the steps in execution order if same step is run multiple times. It is the system-wide unique identifier of the StepTrace associated to the StepResult. It is the set of values which needs to be measured as per the program step. StepResultDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5059 ns=1;i=6212 StepResultDataType StepResultDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5060 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='StepResultDataType'] StepTraceDataType It is to describe of the trace for a given program step. It is used in JoiningTraceDataType. IJT Joining Result Trace https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.8 ns=1;i=5068 ns=1;i=5070 ns=1;i=5069 i=22 It is the system-wide unique identifier of the step trace. It is the system-wide unique identifier of the associated step result. It is the total number of trace points to be sent for each quantity. It is the time between each sample in the given Trace array. This is required if applications want to reduce the amount of data by omitting the StepTraceContent array which represents TIME. It is the offset to the ProcessingTimes.StartTime in the Result instance. This value can be used to order the steps in execution order if same step is run multiple times. It is an array of trace data which contains the samples of different quantities like torque, angle, time, etc. The array size of TraceContent array should be same for each quantity and that is determined by the NumberOfTracePoints value. StepTraceDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5068 ns=1;i=6212 StepTraceDataType StepTraceDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5069 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='StepTraceDataType'] TraceContentDataType It is to describe of the trace samples for a given program step. It is used in StepTraceDataType. IJT Joining Result Trace https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.9 ns=1;i=5071 ns=1;i=5073 ns=1;i=5072 i=22 It is an array of trace samples. The values correspond to the PhysicalQuantity attribute. It is the system-wide unique identifier of the sensor which has reported the values. This will be useful for identifying the sensor when the same set of samples are reported by multiple sensors. It is the user-friendly name for the given trace. It is an additional text to describe the trace samples. It is to determine the type of the physical quantity associated to a given value(s). It is the engineering unit of the values. TraceContentDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5071 ns=1;i=6212 TraceContentDataType TraceContentDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5072 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='TraceContentDataType'] TraceDataType It is a base type to encapsulate common data for a Trace. IJT Joining Result Trace https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.6 ns=1;i=5062 ns=1;i=5064 ns=1;i=5063 i=22 It is the system-wide unique identifier of the Trace. It is the system-wide unique identifier of the associated result. This is useful to link Result and Trace instances when the Result and Trace are sent separately. TraceDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5062 ns=1;i=6212 TraceDataType TraceDataType i=69 ns=1;i=5063 ns=1;i=6214 //xs:element[@name='TraceDataType'] JoiningTraceDataType This structure is to describe the content of traces for all the steps in the given program. It is used in JoiningResultDataType. IJT Joining Result Trace https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/10.7 ns=1;i=5065 ns=1;i=5067 ns=1;i=5066 ns=1;i=3011 It is an array of StepTraceDataType which provides trace content for each step in the given result. 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IJT Event Condition Classes https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.4.20 i=11163 LocationInZoneConditionClassType Indicates the change of the entity location from out-of-zone to in-zone. IJT Event Condition Classes https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.4.12 i=11163 LocationOutOfZoneConditionClassType Indicates the change in the entity location from in-zone to out-of-zone. IJT Event Condition Classes https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.4.13 i=11163 MissingEntityConditionClassType Indicates that an entity is missing. IJT Event Condition Classes https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.4.27 i=11163 ReceivedEntityConditionClassType Indicates that an entity is received. IJT Event Condition Classes https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.4.24 i=11163 RejectedEntityConditionClassType Indicates that an entity is rejected. 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IJT Event Condition Classes https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.4.22 i=11163 JoiningSystemConditionType The JoiningSystemConditionType is used to send any type of events with acknowledgement mechanism from a joining system. Note: The type of event is determined by the usage of respective Condition Class(es) and Condition SubClass(es) properties defined in 0:ConditionType. IJT Event Payload IJT Event Condition Classes IJT Event Payload Associated Entities IJT Event Payload Reported Values https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.3 ns=3;i=1002 ns=1;i=6177 i=2881 JoiningSystemEventContent JoiningSystemEventContent is the common payload of the event from a joining system. i=80 ns=1;i=2008 ns=1;i=6281 ns=1;i=6282 ns=1;i=6283 ns=1;i=1020 ns=1;i=6284 ns=1;i=6285 AssociatedEntities AssociatedEntities is a list of identifiers of various entities/objects available in the given system. Example: An event maybe associated to Asset, Result, Joint, Error, etc. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6177 EventCode EventCode is a system specific event code associated to the given event. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6177 0 EventText EventText is a human readable text related to the context of the event. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6177 JoiningTechnology JoiningTechnology is a human readable text to identify the joining technology which has triggered the event. Examples: Tightening, Gluing, Riveting, Flow Drill Fastening, etc. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6177 ReportedValues ReportedValues is a list of values associated with the given event payload. Example: If it is an over temperature event, then the ReportedValue can be the measured value along with the corresponding limits. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6177 JoiningSystemEventType The JoiningSystemEventType is used to send any type of events from a joining system. Note: The type of event is determined by the usage of respective Condition Class(es) and Condition SubClass(es) properties defined in 0:BaseEventType. IJT Event Payload IJT Event Condition Classes IJT Asset Connection Event IJT Enable State Event IJT Event Payload Associated Entities IJT Event Payload Reported Values IJT Identifiers Event https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.2 ns=1;i=6039 i=2041 JoiningSystemEventContent JoiningSystemEventContent is the common payload of the event from a joining system. i=80 ns=1;i=2008 ns=1;i=6275 ns=1;i=6276 ns=1;i=6277 ns=1;i=1006 ns=1;i=6278 ns=1;i=6280 AssociatedEntities AssociatedEntities is a list of identifiers of various entities/objects available in the given system. Example: An event maybe associated to Asset, Result, Joint, Error, etc. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6039 EventCode EventCode is a system specific event code associated to the given event. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6039 0 EventText EventText is a human readable text related to the context of the event. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6039 JoiningTechnology JoiningTechnology is a human readable text to identify the joining technology which has triggered the event. Examples: Tightening, Gluing, Riveting, Flow Drill Fastening, etc. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6039 ReportedValues ReportedValues is a list of values associated with the given event payload. Example: If it is an over temperature event, then the ReportedValue can be the measured value along with the corresponding limits. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6039 JoiningSystemResultReadyEventType This EventType provides information of a complete or partial result from a joining system. IJT Result Event Access https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/8.1 ns=1;i=6001 ns=2;i=1002 ns=1;i=1022 Result ns=1;i=2014 i=78 ns=1;i=1007 ns=1;i=6210 ns=1;i=6002 ns=2;i=5009 ns=2;i=5006 0 ResultContent i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6001 ResultMetaData i=63 i=78 ns=1;i=6004 ns=1;i=6007 ns=1;i=6009 ns=1;i=6011 ns=1;i=6023 ns=1;i=6032 ns=1;i=6048 ns=1;i=6052 ns=1;i=6071 ns=1;i=6207 ns=1;i=6001 ns=1;i=6152 AssemblyType It provides the type of joining operation. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 0 AssociatedEntities It is a list of identifiers associated to the given result. Examples: ProductId, VIN, SocketId, JointId, JoiningProcessId, etc. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 Classification It provides information on the classification of the result in the joining system. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 0 Description It is the additional information associated with the result. It can contain information on the ResultConent. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 InterventionType It provides information on type of intervention which has occurred during the joining operation. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 0 IsGeneratedOffline It indicates that the result is generated when the asset was offline. The default value is false. Note: The definition of offline status is application specific. Example: Wireless tool performing joining in radio shadow. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 false JoiningTechnology It is a human readable text to identify the joining technology. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 Name It is the user-friendly name of the result. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 ResultCounters It is a list of counters associated to the given result. Examples: Batch Counter, Retry Counter, Channel Counter, etc. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 ResultId System-wide unique identifier, which is assigned by the system. This ID can be used for fetching exactly this result using the method GetResultById and it is identical to the ResultId of the ResultReadyEventType. If the system does not manage resultIds, it should always be set to “NA”. i=78 i=63 ns=1;i=6002 SequenceNumber It is a human readable text to identify the joining technology. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=6002 0 IJoiningAdditionalInformationType The IJoiningAdditionalInformationType provides additional parameters for Identification of a given asset. IJT Asset Management Additional Information https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.3 ns=1;i=6175 ns=1;i=6176 ns=1;i=6452 i=17602 ns=1;i=5052 Description Description is the system specific description of the asset. i=80 i=68 ns=1;i=1017 JoiningTechnology JoiningTechnology is a human readable text to identify the joining technology. i=80 i=68 ns=1;i=1017 SupplierCode SupplierCode is the SAP or ERP Supplier Code of the asset. i=80 i=68 ns=1;i=1017 IJoiningSystemAssetType This is a generic interface common for all assets in a given Joining System. The purpose of this interface is to provide a standard way of identification and common information for all the assets. This interface has a standard MachineryItemIdentificationType add-in which can be assigned with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType for a given asset based on the requirement of the system. 4:Machinery Machine Identification 4:Machinery Component Identification 4:Machinery Building Block Organization IJT Asset Management Health IJT Asset Management Operation Counters IJT Asset Management Service IJT Asset Management Calibration https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.2 ns=1;i=5045 ns=1;i=5052 ns=1;i=5147 ns=1;i=5080 ns=1;i=5027 ns=1;i=5002 ns=1;i=5015 i=17602 Health The Health Object is an instance of 2:FunctionalGroupType to group health related parameters for all the assets in a Joining System. ns=4;i=1005 i=80 ns=1;i=6005 ns=1;i=5114 ns=1;i=6083 ns=1;i=6077 ns=1;i=6082 ns=1;i=1002 ns=4;i=15051 ns=1;i=6090 DeviceHealth DeviceHealth indicates the status as defined by NAMUR Recommendation NE107. Clients can read or monitor this Variable to determine the device condition. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5045 0 DeviceHealthAlarms i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5045 ErrorCode ErrorCode is the system specific code for the error occurred. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5045 0 ErrorMessage ErrorMessage is the user readable text of the error reported by the given asset. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5045 ErrorTimestamp ErrorTimestamp is the timestamp when the error occurred in the given asset. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5045 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z Temperature Temperature is the measured temperature of the asset. ns=1;i=2011 i=80 ns=1;i=5045 0 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=6006 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=1017 ns=1;i=6016 ns=1;i=6142 ns=1;i=6143 ns=1;i=6018 ns=1;i=5080 Description Description is the system specific description of the asset. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5052 JoiningTechnology JoiningTechnology is a human readable text to identify the joining technology. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5052 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5052 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5052 SupplierCode SupplierCode is the SAP or ERP Supplier Code of the asset. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5052 LifetimeCounters It provides an entry point to various lifetime variables. i=80 ns=5;i=1015 ns=1;i=6164 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5080 <LifetimeVariable> i=11510 ns=4;i=468 ns=1;i=5147 ns=1;i=6165 ns=1;i=6166 ns=1;i=6167 EngineeringUnits i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=6164 LimitValue LimitValue indicates when the end of lifetime has been reached. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=6164 StartValue StartValue indicates the initial value, when there is still the full lifetime left. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=6164 MachineryBuildingBlocks i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5052 ns=1;i=5147 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5002 OperationCounters It provides information about the duration something is turned on and how long it performs an activity. i=80 ns=5;i=1009 ns=4;i=480 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=6017 ns=1;i=6108 ns=1;i=6120 ns=1;i=5080 OperationCycleCounter OperationCycleCounter is counting the times the component switches from not performing an activity to performing an activity. For example, each time a valve starts moving, is counted. This value shall only increase during the lifetime of the component and shall not be reset when the component is restarted. i=80 i=68 ns=1;i=5002 OperationDuration OperationDuration is the duration the MachineryItem has been powered and performing an activity. This counter is intended for machines and components where a distinction is made between switched on and in operation. For example, a drive might be powered on but not operating. It is not intended for machines or components always performing an activity like sensors always measuring data. This value shall only increase during the lifetime of the MachineryItem and shall not be reset when it is restarted. The OperationDuration is provided as Duration, i.e., in milliseconds or even fractions of a millisecond. However, the Server is not expected to update the value in such a high frequency, but maybe once a minute or once an hour, depending on the application. i=80 i=68 ns=1;i=5002 0 PowerOnDuration PowerOnDuration is the duration the MachineryItem has been powered. The main purpose is to determine the time in which degradation of the MachineryItem occurred. The details, when the time is counted, is implementation-specific. Companion specifications might define specific rules. Typically, when the MachineryItem has supply voltage and the main CPU is running, the time is counted. This may include any kind of sleep mode, but may not include pure Wake on LAN. This value shall only increase during the lifetime of the MachineryItem and shall not be reset when it is restarted. The PowerOnDuration is provided as Duration, i.e., in milliseconds or even fractions of a millisecond. However, the Server is not expected to update the value in such a high frequency, but maybe once a minute or once an hour, depending on the application. i=80 i=68 ns=1;i=5002 Maintenance The Maintenance Object is an instance of 2:FunctionalGroupType to group maintenance related parameters for the given asset in a Joining System. i=80 ns=4;i=1005 ns=1;i=5003 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5020 Calibration The Calibration Object provides a set of parameters related to the calibration operations performed on a given asset. ns=4;i=1005 i=80 ns=1;i=6037 ns=1;i=6028 ns=1;i=6038 ns=1;i=6019 ns=1;i=6020 ns=1;i=6036 ns=1;i=5027 CalibrationPlace CalibrationPlace is the location where the last calibration was completed. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5003 CalibrationValue CalibrationValue is the configured value of the calibration. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5003 0 CertificateUri CertificateUri contains the URI of a certificate of the calibration target in case the calibration target is certified and the information available. Otherwise, the Variable should be omitted. The String shall be a URI as defined by RFC 3986. Example: MCE test document. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5003 LastCalibration LastCalibration is the date when the last calibration was completed. i=78 i=63 ns=1;i=5003 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z NextCalibration NextCalibration is the date of the next planned calibration. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5003 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z SensorScale SensorScale is the nominal scale of the sensor. It corresponds also with the measurement range of the sensor. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5003 0 Service The Service Object provides a set of parameters related to the service operations performed on a given asset. i=80 ns=4;i=1005 ns=1;i=6075 ns=1;i=6089 ns=1;i=6094 ns=1;i=6110 ns=1;i=6093 ns=1;i=6092 ns=1;i=6050 ns=1;i=6076 ns=1;i=6049 ns=1;i=6109 ns=1;i=5027 LastService LastService is the date when the last service was completed. i=78 i=63 ns=1;i=5020 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z NextService NextService is the date of the next planned service. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z NumberOfServices NumberOfServices is the total number of services taken place. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 0 RemainingCycles RemainingCycles is the remaining cycles before the service or maintenance. It can go negative if a service is skipped to indicate overshoot cycles. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 0 ServiceCycleCount ServiceCycleCount is the total cycle counter since the last service. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 0 ServiceCycleSpan ServiceCycleSpan is the maximum allowed number of cycles between two services. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 0 ServiceOperationCycles ServiceOperationCycles is the value of the 2:OperationCycleCounter when the last service was performed. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 0 ServicePlace ServicePlace is the location where the last service was completed. i=78 i=63 ns=1;i=5020 ServiceReminderCycles ServiceReminderCycles is the configured threshold for the number of remaining cycles before the service reminder is sent. This is calculated based on the RemainingCycles. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 0 ServiceReminderDays ServiceReminderDays is the number of days before a service reminder should be sent. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5020 0 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=6091 ns=1;i=6008 ns=1;i=6044 ns=1;i=1002 Connected Connected indicates if a given asset is connected or disconnected. It can change by DisconnectAsset method or by some other external interface. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5015 false Enabled Enabled indicates if a given asset is enabled or disabled. It can change by EnableAsset method or by some other external interface. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5015 false IOSignals IOSignals is an array of signals available for the asset. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5015 IAccessoryType IJT Asset Management Accessory https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.13 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5099 ns=1;i=5024 ns=1;i=5034 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1015 ns=1;i=6031 ns=1;i=6034 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5099 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5099 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=1015 ns=1;i=6117 Type Type is a user readable open string to describe the type of accessory such as socket selector, operator panel, etc. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5024 IBatteryType IJT Asset Management Battery IJT Asset Management Battery Operation Cycle Counter https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.10 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5151 ns=1;i=5009 ns=1;i=5035 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1010 ns=1;i=6144 ns=1;i=6174 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5151 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5151 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=78 i=61 ns=1;i=6121 ns=1;i=6122 ns=1;i=6119 ns=1;i=1010 ns=1;i=6123 ns=1;i=6125 ns=1;i=6126 Capacity Capacity is the nominal capacity of the battery. ns=1;i=2011 i=80 ns=1;i=5009 ns=1;i=6012 ns=1;i=6013 0 EngineeringUnits 0:EngineeringUnits defines the engineering unit of the values. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=6121 i=888 -1 PhysicalQuantity PhysicalQuantity is to determine the type of the physical quantity associated to a given value(s). i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6014 ns=1;i=6121 0 EnumStrings i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=6013 OTHER TIME TORQUE ANGLE IMPULSE DISTANCE AREA VOLUME FORCE PRESSURE VOLTAGE CURRENT RESISTANCE POWER ENERGY MASS TEMPERATURE FREQUENCY JOLT VIBRATION NUMBER LINEAR_SPEED ANGULAR_SPEED LINEAR_ACCELERATION ANGULAR_ACCELERATION TORQUE_SPEED TORQUE_ACCELERATION TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT2 ChargeCycleCount ChargeCycleCount is the number of times the battery has been charged since the initial operation date. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5009 0 NominalVoltage NominalVoltage is the nominal DC voltage of the battery. ns=1;i=2011 i=78 ns=1;i=6015 ns=1;i=5009 ns=1;i=6021 0 EngineeringUnits 0:EngineeringUnits defines the engineering unit of the values. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=6119 i=888 -1 PhysicalQuantity PhysicalQuantity is to determine the type of the physical quantity associated to a given value(s). i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6022 ns=1;i=6119 0 EnumStrings i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=6021 OTHER TIME TORQUE ANGLE IMPULSE DISTANCE AREA VOLUME FORCE PRESSURE VOLTAGE CURRENT RESISTANCE POWER ENERGY MASS TEMPERATURE FREQUENCY JOLT VIBRATION NUMBER LINEAR_SPEED ANGULAR_SPEED LINEAR_ACCELERATION ANGULAR_ACCELERATION TORQUE_SPEED TORQUE_ACCELERATION TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT2 StateOfCharge StateOfCharge is the state of charge (SOC) indicator functions as a sort of fuel gauge that displays the usable amount of energy. This helps determine optimal charging and discharging. It is given in percentage. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5009 0 StateOfHealth StateOfHealth is the State of Health is a measurement that reflects the general condition of a battery and its ability to deliver the specified performance compared with a fresh battery. It considers such factors as charge acceptance, internal resistance, voltage, and self-discharge. It is given in percentage. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5009 0 Type Type is a user readable text to determine the type of battery such as pack type, technology, chemical composition, battery standard, etc. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5009 ICableType IJT Asset Management Cable https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.9 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5152 ns=1;i=5010 ns=1;i=5036 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1014 ns=1;i=6178 ns=1;i=6179 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5152 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5152 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=6132 ns=1;i=1014 ns=1;i=6130 CableLength CableLength is the length of the cable. ns=1;i=2011 i=80 ns=1;i=5010 0 Type Type is the classification of the cable. i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6131 ns=1;i=5010 0 EnumStrings i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=6130 OTHER TOOL_CABLE SENSOR_CABLE COMMUNICATION_CABLE POWER_CABLE IO_CABLE BUS_CABLE IControllerType IJT Asset Management Controller https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.4 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5086 ns=1;i=5006 ns=1;i=5037 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1003 ns=1;i=6024 ns=1;i=6027 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5086 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5086 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=1003 ns=1;i=6128 Type Type is the classification of a Controller. i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6129 ns=1;i=5006 0 EnumStrings i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=6128 OTHER SUPERVISORY_CONTROLLER PLC COMPUTER JOINING_PROCESS_CONTROLLER COMMUNICATION_CONTROLLER FEEDING_CONTROLLER IFeederType IJT Asset Management Feeder https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.12 ns=1;i=5153 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5011 ns=1;i=5038 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1012 ns=1;i=6180 ns=1;i=6181 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5153 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5153 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=6149 ns=1;i=6148 ns=1;i=6145 ns=1;i=1012 ns=1;i=6146 FeedingSpeed FeedingSpeed indicates the output in parts per time. Example: fasteners / second. ns=1;i=2011 i=80 ns=1;i=6033 ns=1;i=5011 ns=1;i=6035 0 EngineeringUnits 0:EngineeringUnits defines the engineering unit of the values. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=6149 i=888 -1 PhysicalQuantity PhysicalQuantity is to determine the type of the physical quantity associated to a given value(s). i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6045 ns=1;i=6149 0 EnumStrings i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=6035 OTHER TIME TORQUE ANGLE IMPULSE DISTANCE AREA VOLUME FORCE PRESSURE VOLTAGE CURRENT RESISTANCE POWER ENERGY MASS TEMPERATURE FREQUENCY JOLT VIBRATION NUMBER LINEAR_SPEED ANGULAR_SPEED LINEAR_ACCELERATION ANGULAR_ACCELERATION TORQUE_SPEED TORQUE_ACCELERATION TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT2 FillLevel FillLevel is the fill level in the feeder in percentage [%]. (0%=empty, 100% = full). i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5011 0 Material Material is the type or name of the part which is supplied by the feeder. i=63 i=78 ns=1;i=5011 Type Type is the classification of a Feeder. i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6147 ns=1;i=5011 0 EnumStrings i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=6146 OTHER BOWL BUNKER CONVEYOR DRUM LINEAR SWORD TAPE MAGAZINE IMemoryDeviceType IJT Asset Management Memory Device https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.7 ns=1;i=5154 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5013 ns=1;i=5039 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1013 ns=1;i=6182 ns=1;i=6187 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5154 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5154 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=1013 ns=1;i=6154 ns=1;i=6150 ns=1;i=6155 StorageCapacity StorageCapacity is the static information on size of the storage in Bytes. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5013 0 Type Type is the type of memory device. It may define the form factor, interface, or technology. Examples: Flash, CFAST, USB, etc. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5013 UsedSpace UsedSpace is the static information on size of the used space in Bytes. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5013 0 IPowerSupplyType IJT Asset Management Power Supply https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.11 ns=1;i=5155 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5012 ns=1;i=5040 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1009 ns=1;i=6188 ns=1;i=6189 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5155 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5155 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=78 i=61 ns=1;i=6158 ns=1;i=6156 ns=1;i=6157 ns=1;i=6249 ns=1;i=1009 ActualPower ActualPower is the actual load consumption of the power supply. ns=1;i=2011 i=80 ns=1;i=5012 ns=1;i=6054 ns=1;i=6060 0 EngineeringUnits 0:EngineeringUnits defines the engineering unit of the values. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=6158 i=888 -1 PhysicalQuantity PhysicalQuantity is to determine the type of the physical quantity associated to a given value(s). i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6065 ns=1;i=6158 0 EnumStrings i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=6060 OTHER TIME TORQUE ANGLE IMPULSE DISTANCE AREA VOLUME FORCE PRESSURE VOLTAGE CURRENT RESISTANCE POWER ENERGY MASS TEMPERATURE FREQUENCY JOLT VIBRATION NUMBER LINEAR_SPEED ANGULAR_SPEED LINEAR_ACCELERATION ANGULAR_ACCELERATION TORQUE_SPEED TORQUE_ACCELERATION TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT2 InputSpecification InputSpecification is the input specification of the power supply. Example: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 10 A. i=63 i=78 ns=1;i=5012 NominalPower NominalPower is the maximum output power of the power supply. ns=1;i=2011 i=80 ns=1;i=6066 ns=1;i=5012 ns=1;i=6073 0 EngineeringUnits 0:EngineeringUnits defines the engineering unit of the values. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=6157 i=888 -1 PhysicalQuantity PhysicalQuantity is to determine the type of the physical quantity associated to a given value(s). i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6074 ns=1;i=6157 0 EnumStrings i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=6073 OTHER TIME TORQUE ANGLE IMPULSE DISTANCE AREA VOLUME FORCE PRESSURE VOLTAGE CURRENT RESISTANCE POWER ENERGY MASS TEMPERATURE FREQUENCY JOLT VIBRATION NUMBER LINEAR_SPEED ANGULAR_SPEED LINEAR_ACCELERATION ANGULAR_ACCELERATION TORQUE_SPEED TORQUE_ACCELERATION TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT TORQUE_PER_ANGLE_GRADIENT2 OutputSpecification OutputSpecification is the output specification of the power supply. i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=5012 ISensorType IJT Asset Management Sensor https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.8 ns=1;i=5156 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5014 ns=1;i=5041 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1011 ns=1;i=6190 ns=1;i=6198 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5156 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5156 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=6231 ns=1;i=6171 ns=1;i=1011 ns=1;i=6169 MeasuredValue MeasuredValue is the actual measured value reported from a sensor. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5014 0 OverloadCount OverloadCount is the number of overloads of the sensor, where the permissible load of the senor was exceeded. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5014 0 Type Type is the classification of a Sensor. i=2376 i=80 ns=1;i=6170 ns=1;i=5014 0 EnumStrings i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=6169 OTHER TIME TORQUE ANGLE IMPULSE DISTANCE AREA VOLUME FORCE PRESSURE VOLTAGE CURRENT RESISTANCE POWER ENERGY MASS TEMPERATURE FREQUENCY JOLT VIBRATION NUMBER LINEAR_SPEED ANGULAR_SPEED LINEAR_ACCELERATION ANGULAR_ACCELERATION TORQUE_SPEED TORQUE_ACCELERATION IServoType IJT Asset Management Servo https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.6 ns=1;i=5157 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5007 ns=1;i=5042 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1008 ns=1;i=6199 ns=1;i=6200 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5157 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5157 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=6118 ns=1;i=1008 NodeNumber NodeNumber is the node identifier in multiple configurations. Examples: Cabinet with one controller and multiple servo/modules. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5007 0 ISoftwareType IJT Asset Management Software https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.15 ns=1;i=5158 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5101 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1019 ns=1;i=6201 ns=1;i=6202 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5158 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5158 ISubComponentType IJT Asset Management SubComponent https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.14 ns=1;i=5159 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5019 ns=1;i=5043 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1016 ns=1;i=6203 ns=1;i=6204 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5159 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5159 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=80 i=61 ns=1;i=1016 ns=1;i=6185 Type Type is a user readable open string to describe the type of subcomponent such as network module, etc. i=63 i=80 ns=1;i=5019 IToolType IJT Asset Management Tool IJT Asset Management Tool Operation Cycle Counter https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.5 ns=1;i=5160 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5008 ns=1;i=5044 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1004 ns=1;i=6205 ns=1;i=6206 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5160 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5160 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=1004 ns=1;i=6133 Type Type is the classification of a Tool. i=2376 i=78 ns=1;i=6134 ns=1;i=5008 0 EnumStrings i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=6133 OTHER FIXTURED HANDHELD MANUAL IVirtualStationType IJT Asset Management Virtual Station https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.2/#7.2.2.16 ns=1;i=5161 ns=1;i=1002 ns=1;i=5088 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=78 ns=5;i=1004 ns=1;i=1031 ns=1;i=6209 ns=1;i=6233 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5161 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5161 JoiningSystemIdentificationType It provides identification parameters of the joining system. IJT Joining System Base https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.2.1 ns=1;i=6234 ns=1;i=6242 ns=1;i=6241 ns=4;i=1005 ns=1;i=6244 ns=1;i=6458 ns=1;i=6245 ns=1;i=6246 ns=1;i=6247 ns=1;i=6240 ns=1;i=6236 ns=1;i=6248 DefaultInstanceBrowseName The default BrowseName for instances of the type. i=68 ns=1;i=1029 4 Identification Description Description is the description of the system which could be written by the customer to identify the system. It could be the purpose of the system in the assembly line. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 IntegratorName IntegratorName is the name of the system integrator. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 JoiningTechnology JoiningTechnology is a human readable text to identify the joining technology of the joining system. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 Location Location is the location of the given system in the given plant or factory in text format. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 Manufacturer Manufacturer provides a human-readable, localized name of the joining system manufacturer. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 ManufacturerUri ManufacturerUri provides a unique identifier for this company. This identifier should be a fully qualified domain name; however, it may be a GUID or similar construct that ensures global uniqueness. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 Model Model provides the type of the joining system. Examples: Fixtured System, Handheld System, etc. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 Name Name is the name of the joining system. It can also be the standard browse name of the instance of JoiningSystemType. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=1029 ProductInstanceUri ProductInstanceUri is a globally unique resource identifier provided by the manufacturer. i=80 i=68 ns=1;i=1029 SystemId SystemId is the system integrator specific identifier for the system. It represents a reference to the manufacturer ERP system. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=1029 JoiningProcessManagementType The JoiningProcessManagementType provides access to various joining processes in a joining system. IJT Method Input Argument IJT Joining Process Management IJT Get Joining Process List IJT Abort Joining Process IJT Start Selected Joining IJT Select Joining Process IJT Deselect Joining Process IJT Reset Joining Process IJT Increment Joining Process Counter IJT Decrement Joining Process Counter IJT Set Joining Process Size IJT Start Joining Process IJT Delete Joining Process https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.1 ns=1;i=7053 ns=1;i=7049 ns=1;i=6338 ns=1;i=7054 ns=1;i=7047 ns=1;i=7093 ns=1;i=7043 ns=1;i=7044 ns=1;i=7048 ns=1;i=7052 ns=1;i=7046 ns=1;i=7042 ns=1;i=7050 ns=1;i=7045 ns=1;i=7051 ns=1;i=7056 ns=1;i=7073 i=58 AbortJoiningProcess The Method AbortJoiningProcess is used to abort the input joining process if it is under execution. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.16 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6368 ns=1;i=6369 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7053 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 AbortMessage i=21 -1 It is an optional message sent from the Client to the joining system to indicate the reason for aborting the joining operation. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7053 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. DecrementJoiningProcessCounter The Method DecrementJoiningProcessCounter used to decrement the counter of the sequential joining processes such as Job, etc. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.13 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6360 ns=1;i=6361 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7049 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 DecrementCount i=7 -1 It is the number of decrements to be done for the joining process counter. The default value is 1 if it is not provided. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7049 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. DefaultInstanceBrowseName The default BrowseName for instances of the type. i=68 ns=1;i=1025 0 JoiningProcessManagement DeleteJoiningProcess The Method DeleteJoiningProcess is used to delete the input joining process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.17 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6127 ns=1;i=6140 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7054 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7054 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. DeselectJoiningProcess The Method DeselectJoiningProcess is used to deselect any selected joining process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.8 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6356 ns=1;i=6357 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7047 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7047 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJoiningProcess The Method GetJoiningProcess is used to get the joining process based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.5 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6448 ns=1;i=6449 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7093 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joining process. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7093 i=297 JoiningProcess ns=1;i=3016 -1 It is the joining process available in the system. i=297 SelectionName i=31918 -1 It is the selection name of the joining process configured in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJoiningProcessList The Method GetJoiningProcessList is used to get the list of joining process meta data available in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.3 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6348 ns=1;i=6349 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7043 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7043 i=297 JoiningProcessList ns=1;i=3024 1 0 It is the list of joining process meta data available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJoiningProcessRevisionList The Method GetJoiningProcessRevisionList is used to get the list available revisions of a specific joining process based on the joiningProcessOriginId. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.4 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6350 ns=1;i=6351 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7044 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessOriginId i=31918 -1 It is the origin identifier of the joining process which is used to manage the revisions of a given joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7044 i=297 JoiningProcessList ns=1;i=3024 1 0 It is the list of joining process meta data available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. IncrementJoiningProcessCounter The Method IncrementJoiningProcessCounter is used to increment the counter of the sequential joining processes such as Job, etc. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.12 i=80 ns=1;i=1025 ns=1;i=6358 ns=1;i=6359 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7048 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 IncrementCount i=7 -1 It is the number of increments to be done for the joining process counter. The default value is 1 if it is not provided. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7048 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. ResetJoiningProcess The Method ResetJoiningProcess is used to reset/restart the sequential joining processes such as Job, etc. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.15 i=80 ns=1;i=6366 ns=1;i=6367 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7052 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7052 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SelectJoiningProcess The Method SelectJoiningProcess is used to select the joining process based on the input arguments. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.7 i=80 ns=1;i=6354 ns=1;i=6355 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7046 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7046 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJoiningProcess The Method SendJoiningProcess is used to send a joining process to the joining system. It can be used to insert a joining program or joining batch or joining job or any other process applicable to a joining system. It shall overwrite the joining process if it already exists in the joining system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.2 i=80 ns=1;i=6340 ns=1;i=6347 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7042 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcess ns=1;i=3016 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the content of the joining process. i=297 SelectionName i=31918 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the required selection name for the given joining process. It is optional and can be empty. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7042 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetJoiningProcessCounter The Method SetJoiningProcessCounter is used to set the counter of a sequential joining processes (such as Job, etc.) to the given input value. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.14 i=80 ns=1;i=6362 ns=1;i=6363 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7050 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 CounterValue i=7 -1 It is the new counter value for the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7050 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetJoiningProcessMapping The Method SetJoiningProcessMapping is used to set the mapping of the joining process in a joining system. It can be used to map a joining process to a selection name. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.6 i=80 ns=1;i=6352 ns=1;i=6353 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7045 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to map the respective joiningProcessId with selectionName and joiningProcessOriginId. It shall at least contain the joiningProcessId and selectionName. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7045 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetJoiningProcessSize The Method SetJoiningProcessSize is used to set the size of the batch joining process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.11 i=80 ns=1;i=6364 ns=1;i=6365 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7051 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 MaxCounterSize i=7 -1 It is the maximum counter size for the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7051 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. StartJoiningProcess The Method StartJoiningProcess is used to start the input joining process. Note: It is not intended to be used in a hard real-time use case. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.9 i=80 ns=1;i=6374 ns=1;i=6375 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7056 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 AssociatedEntities ns=1;i=3010 1 0 It is the list of identifiers used for performing the joining operation. It is optional and can be empty. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7056 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. StartSelectedJoining The Method StartSelectedJoining is used to start the selected joining. The joining operation can be selected using SelectJoiningProcess or SelectJoint. Note: It is not intended to be used in a hard real-time use case. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.10 i=80 ns=1;i=6408 ns=1;i=6409 ns=1;i=1025 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7073 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 DeselectAfterJoining i=1 -1 If True, it will deselect the existing joining process after the joining operation is completed. The default value is False. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7073 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. JoiningSystemAssetMethodSetType The JoiningSystemAssetMethodSetType provides a set of methods for various assets in a joining system. IJT Method Input Argument IJT Disconnect Asset IJT Enable Tool IJT Send Identifiers IJT Get Identifiers IJT Reset Identifiers https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.1 ns=1;i=6295 ns=1;i=7007 ns=1;i=7006 ns=1;i=7018 ns=1;i=7019 ns=1;i=7011 ns=1;i=7014 ns=1;i=7013 ns=1;i=7008 ns=1;i=7017 ns=1;i=7010 ns=1;i=7015 ns=1;i=7016 ns=1;i=7005 ns=1;i=7012 ns=1;i=7009 ns=1;i=7072 i=58 DefaultInstanceBrowseName The default BrowseName for instances of the type. i=68 ns=1;i=1026 4 MethodSet DisconnectAsset The Method DisconnectAsset is used to disconnect or connect the asset. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.4 i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=6047 ns=1;i=6051 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7007 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 Disconnect i=1 -1 If true, it will prepare the asset for disconnect. The default value is false. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7007 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. EnableAsset The Method EnableAsset is used to Enable or Disable a given asset. It is mostly applicable for Tool. The joining system can report a respective event when an asset is enabled or disabled. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.3 i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=6043 ns=1;i=6046 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7006 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 Enable i=1 -1 If true, it will enable the asset, else it will disable the asset. The default value is false. Note: If the asset is performing the joining operation when the method is executed, then it shall disable the asset after the current operation. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7006 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. ExecuteOperation The Method ExecuteOperation is an application specific interface to execute any generic operations supported by a joining system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.17 i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=6086 ns=1;i=6087 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7018 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 OperationType i=6 -1 It is the type of operation. The list of integer values corresponding to a specific operation is provided by the documentation or the joining system via some interface. i=297 OperationText i=12 -1 It is the optional text to provide information on the type of operation. i=297 VendorName i=12 -1 It is the optional vendor’s name provided to identify the type of operations supported. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7018 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetErrorInformation The Method GetErrorInformation is used to get the error information based on the input identifier. The details returned from the joining system is application specific. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.16 i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=6088 ns=1;i=6102 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7019 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 ErrorId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the error. It could be available as part of the JoiningResult. Note: If it is empty, the Server is allowed to return the latest error available. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7019 i=297 ErrorContent i=24 -1 It is the detailed error information. Examples: Log file, Detailed Error Information or Event Logs, etc. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetFeedbackFileList The Method GetFeedbackFileList is used to get the list of feedback files from the asset. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.7 i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=6061 ns=1;i=6062 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7011 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7011 i=297 FeedbackFileList i=12 1 0 It is the list of feedback files available in the system. It contains the feedback filenames or the file paths which can be used as an input in SendFeedback method. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetIdentifiers The Method GetIdentifiers is used to get the list of identifiers available in the system which were managed by external systems. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.14 i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=6069 ns=1;i=6070 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7014 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 IdentifierNames i=31918 1 0 The list of names of the identifiers which are requested. If it is empty, then all available identifiers are returned. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7014 i=297 EntityList ns=1;i=3010 1 0 It is the list of identifiers available in the joining system based on the input criteria. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetIOSignals The Method GetIOSignals is used to get the list of available signals from the asset. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.11 i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=6067 ns=1;i=6068 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7013 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 SignalIdList i=31918 1 0 It is the list of signal identifiers requested. If it is empty, then all the available signals are returned from the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7013 i=297 SignalList ns=1;i=3019 1 0 It is the list of signals which are available in the asset based on the input signalIdList. If the signalIdList is empty, then all the available signals are sent from the asset. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. RebootAsset The Method RebootAsset is used to reboot an asset. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.5 i=80 ns=1;i=6053 ns=1;i=6055 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7008 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7008 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. ResetIdentifiers The Method ResetIdentifiers is used to reset the specified identifiers. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.15 i=80 ns=1;i=6081 ns=1;i=6085 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7017 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 IdentifierList i=31918 1 0 It is the list of names of the identifiers which are requested to be reset. If it is NOT empty, then resetAll and resetLatest flags are ignored. If it is empty, then the resetAll or resetLatest flag is used. i=297 ResetAll i=1 -1 If True, it will reset all the identifiers available in the joining system and resetLatest flag is ignored. If False and identifierList is empty then the resetLatest flag is used. i=297 ResetLatest i=1 -1 If True, it will reset the latest identifier available in the system. Note: This is provided for supporting legacy systems. The criteria to determine which identifier is latest is application specific. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7017 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendFeedback The Method SendFeedback is used to send any type of feedback to a given asset. The feedback can be a text input or other types of feedback supported by the asset. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.6 i=80 ns=1;i=6058 ns=1;i=6059 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7010 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 FeedbackType i=4 -1 It is the type of feedback and has the following pre-defined values: 0 – UNDEFINED 1 – OTHER 2 – TEXT 3 – VISUAL 4 – AUDIO 5 - VIBRATE i=297 FeedbackText i=12 -1 It is the text feedback if the feedbackType is TEXT. i=297 FeedbackFile i=12 -1 It is the file available in the asset which needs to be run for different types of feedback such as AUDIO, VIBRATE, etc. This can be retrieved using the GetFeedbackFileList method. It is optional and not applicable for text feedback. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7010 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendIdentifiers The Method SendIdentifiers is used to send one or more identifiers to the joining system. These identifiers can be used for selection of a joining process, etc. These identifiers can often be part of the generated result. The input argument to this method is an array of EntityDataType structure where every entity in the joining system can be associated to a specific type for filtering. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.12 i=80 ns=1;i=6072 ns=1;i=6078 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7015 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 EntityList ns=1;i=3010 1 0 It is the list of identifiers sent to the joining system. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7015 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendTextIdentifiers The Method SendTextIdentifiers is used to send one or more identifiers to a joining system. These identifiers can be used for selection of a joining process, etc. These identifiers can often be part of the generated result. Note: The decision on which set of identifiers are used for the selection of a joining process and which set of identifiers should be part of the generated result is application specific. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.13 i=80 ns=1;i=6079 ns=1;i=6080 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7016 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 IdentifierList i=31918 1 0 It is the list of identifiers sent to the joining system. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7016 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetCalibration The Method SetCalibration is used to set the calibration information of a given asset. It is intended to set the basic calibration information and does not cover the certification process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.2 i=80 ns=1;i=6040 ns=1;i=6041 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7005 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 CalibrationData ns=1;i=3003 -1 It is the input calibration data which needs to be configured for the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7005 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetIOSignals The Method SetIOSignals is used to set a list of IO signals of the asset. The type of operations mapped to each signal is application specific. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.10 i=80 ns=1;i=6063 ns=1;i=6064 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7012 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 SignalList ns=1;i=3019 1 0 It is the list of signals which needs to be set in the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7012 i=297 SignalStatusList i=6 1 0 It is the list of status for each signal. 0 – OK Values > 0 are reserved for errors defined by this and future standards. Values < 0 shall be used for application-specific errors. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetOfflineTimer The Method SetOfflineTimer is used to set the offline timer for the asset to determine how long the asset can perform the joining operations in an offline mode. Note: If an asset performs the joining operation in offline mode after setting the offline timer, the corresponding results generated shall have the IsGeneratedOffline flag set to TRUE. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.9 i=80 ns=1;i=6056 ns=1;i=6057 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7009 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 OfflineTimer i=290 -1 It is the offlineTimer to be set. The behaviour of the asset when the timer is elapsed is application specific. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7009 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetTime The Method SetTime is used to set the time of the asset manually. It is recommended to be used only when an asset does not have automated time synchronization. The joining system can report a respective event when the time is configured manually using this method. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.8 i=80 ns=1;i=6406 ns=1;i=6407 ns=1;i=1026 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7072 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 InputTime i=294 -1 It is the input time to be configured in the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7072 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. JoiningSystemType The JoiningSystemType provides the overview of the information exposed from a given joining system. IJT Joining System Base IJT Joining Process Management IJT Joint Management https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.1.2 ns=1;i=5004 ns=1;i=5026 ns=1;i=5113 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=5074 ns=1;i=5005 i=58 AssetManagement The AssetManagement Object is an instance of FolderType to group assets and related objects in the joining system. ns=4;i=1005 i=80 ns=1;i=1005 ns=1;i=5016 ns=1;i=5124 Assets The Assets Object is an instance of FolderType to group set of assets available in the given system. i=78 i=61 ns=1;i=5032 ns=1;i=5004 ns=1;i=5029 ns=1;i=5028 ns=1;i=5018 ns=1;i=5031 ns=1;i=5023 ns=1;i=5030 ns=1;i=5025 ns=1;i=5022 ns=1;i=5001 ns=1;i=5033 ns=1;i=5021 ns=1;i=5087 Accessories i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5034 ns=1;i=5016 <Accessory> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5032 ns=1;i=1015 ns=1;i=5093 ns=1;i=5094 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5034 ns=1;i=6298 ns=1;i=6299 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5093 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5093 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5034 Batteries i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5035 ns=1;i=5016 <Battery> The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5029 ns=1;i=1010 ns=1;i=5127 ns=1;i=5128 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5035 ns=1;i=6300 ns=1;i=6301 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5127 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5127 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=6371 ns=1;i=6370 ns=1;i=5035 Capacity Capacity is the nominal capacity of the battery. ns=1;i=2011 i=78 ns=1;i=5128 0 NominalVoltage NominalVoltage is the nominal DC voltage of the battery. ns=1;i=2011 i=78 ns=1;i=5128 0 Cables i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5036 ns=1;i=5016 <Cable> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5028 ns=1;i=1014 ns=1;i=5129 ns=1;i=5130 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5036 ns=1;i=6302 ns=1;i=6341 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5129 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5129 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5036 Controllers i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5037 ns=1;i=5016 <Controller> i=58 i=11510 ns=1;i=5018 ns=1;i=1003 ns=1;i=5077 ns=1;i=5092 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5037 ns=1;i=6296 ns=1;i=6297 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5077 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=5077 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5037 Feeders i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5038 ns=1;i=5016 <Feeder> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5031 ns=1;i=5131 ns=1;i=1012 ns=1;i=5132 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5038 ns=1;i=6342 ns=1;i=6343 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5131 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5131 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=6346 ns=1;i=5038 Material Material is the type or name of the part which is supplied by the feeder. i=63 i=78 ns=1;i=5132 MemoryDevices i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5039 ns=1;i=5016 <MemoryDevice> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5023 ns=1;i=5133 ns=1;i=1013 ns=1;i=5134 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5039 ns=1;i=6344 ns=1;i=6345 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5133 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5133 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5039 PowerSupplies i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5040 ns=1;i=5016 <PowerSupply> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5030 ns=1;i=5135 ns=1;i=1009 ns=1;i=5136 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5040 ns=1;i=6372 ns=1;i=6373 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5135 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5135 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=6390 ns=1;i=5040 InputSpecification InputSpecification is the input specification of the power supply. Example: 230 V, 50/60 Hz, 10 A. i=63 i=78 ns=1;i=5136 Sensors i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5041 ns=1;i=5016 <Sensor> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5025 ns=1;i=5137 ns=1;i=1011 ns=1;i=5138 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5041 ns=1;i=6391 ns=1;i=6404 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5137 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5137 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5041 Servos i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5042 ns=1;i=5016 <Servo> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5022 ns=1;i=5139 ns=1;i=1008 ns=1;i=5140 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5042 ns=1;i=6405 ns=1;i=6410 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5139 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5139 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=6411 ns=1;i=5042 ns=1;i=6444 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5140 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5140 SoftwareComponents i=80 i=61 ns=1;i=5101 ns=1;i=5016 <Software> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5001 ns=1;i=5143 ns=1;i=1019 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5101 ns=1;i=6447 ns=1;i=6450 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5143 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5143 SubComponents i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5043 ns=1;i=5016 <SubComponent> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5033 ns=1;i=5141 ns=1;i=1016 ns=1;i=5142 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5043 ns=1;i=6445 ns=1;i=6446 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5141 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5141 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5043 Tools i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5044 ns=1;i=5016 <Tool> i=11508 i=58 ns=1;i=5021 ns=1;i=5145 ns=1;i=1004 ns=1;i=5146 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5044 ns=1;i=6454 ns=1;i=6455 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5145 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5145 Parameters The Parameters Object is an instance of 0:FolderType to group set of common parameters of an asset in a joining system. i=61 i=78 ns=1;i=5044 ns=1;i=6456 Type Type is the classification of a Tool. i=2376 i=78 ns=1;i=6457 ns=1;i=5146 0 EnumStrings i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=6456 OTHER FIXTURED HANDHELD MANUAL VirtualStations i=61 i=80 ns=1;i=5088 ns=1;i=5016 <VirtualStation> i=58 i=11508 ns=1;i=5087 ns=1;i=5144 ns=1;i=1031 Identification The Identification Object, using the standardized name defined in OPC 10000-100, provides identification information about the asset. This is a mandatory place holder and any asset inheriting IJoiningSystemAssetType will replace it with MachineIdentificationType or MachineryComponentIdentificationType. ns=5;i=1004 i=78 ns=1;i=5088 ns=1;i=6451 ns=1;i=6453 Manufacturer A human-readable, localized name of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5144 SerialNumber A string containing a unique production number of the manufacturer of the MachineryItem. The global uniqueness of the serial number is only given in the context of the manufacturer, and potentially the model. The value shall not change during the life-cycle of the MachineryItem. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5144 MethodSet The MethodSet Object is an instance of JoiningSystemAssetMethodSetType which provides set of methods for various assets in a joining system. i=80 ns=1;i=1026 ns=1;i=7075 ns=1;i=7076 ns=1;i=7077 ns=1;i=7078 ns=1;i=7079 ns=1;i=7081 ns=1;i=7080 ns=1;i=5004 ns=1;i=7082 ns=1;i=7083 ns=1;i=7084 ns=1;i=7085 ns=1;i=7086 ns=1;i=7087 ns=1;i=7088 ns=1;i=7089 ns=1;i=7090 DisconnectAsset https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.4 i=80 ns=1;i=5124 ns=1;i=6412 ns=1;i=6413 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7075 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 Disconnect i=1 -1 If true, it will prepare the asset for disconnect. The default value is false. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7075 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. EnableAsset https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.3 i=80 ns=1;i=5124 ns=1;i=6414 ns=1;i=6415 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7076 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 Enable i=1 -1 If true, it will enable the asset, else it will disable the asset. The default value is false. Note: If the asset is performing the joining operation when the method is executed, then it shall disable the asset after the current operation. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7076 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. ExecuteOperation https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.17 i=80 ns=1;i=5124 ns=1;i=6416 ns=1;i=6417 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7077 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 OperationType i=6 -1 It is the type of operation. The list of integer values corresponding to a specific operation is provided by the documentation or the joining system via some interface. i=297 OperationText i=12 -1 It is the optional text to provide information on the type of operation. i=297 VendorName i=12 -1 It is the optional vendor’s name provided to identify the type of operations supported. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7077 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetErrorInformation https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.16 i=80 ns=1;i=5124 ns=1;i=6418 ns=1;i=6419 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7078 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 ErrorId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the error. It could be available as part of the JoiningResult. Note: If it is empty, the Server is allowed to return the latest error available. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7078 i=297 ErrorContent i=24 -1 It is the detailed error information. Examples: Log file, Detailed Error Information or Event Logs, etc. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetFeedbackFileList https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.7 i=80 ns=1;i=5124 ns=1;i=6420 ns=1;i=6421 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7079 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7079 i=297 FeedbackFileList i=12 1 0 It is the list of feedback files available in the system. It contains the feedback filenames or the file paths which can be used as an input in SendFeedback method. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetIdentifiers https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.14 i=80 ns=1;i=5124 ns=1;i=6424 ns=1;i=6425 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7081 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 IdentifierNames i=31918 1 0 The list of names of the identifiers which are requested. If it is empty, then all available identifiers are returned. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7081 i=297 EntityList ns=1;i=3010 1 0 It is the list of identifiers available in the joining system based on the input criteria. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetIOSignals https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.11 i=80 ns=1;i=5124 ns=1;i=6422 ns=1;i=6423 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7080 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 SignalIdList i=31918 1 0 It is the list of signal identifiers requested. If it is empty, then all the available signals are returned from the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7080 i=297 SignalList ns=1;i=3019 1 0 It is the list of signals which are available in the asset based on the input signalIdList. If the signalIdList is empty, then all the available signals are sent from the asset. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. RebootAsset https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.5 i=80 ns=1;i=6426 ns=1;i=6427 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7082 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7082 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. ResetIdentifiers https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.15 i=80 ns=1;i=6428 ns=1;i=6429 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7083 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 IdentifierList i=31918 1 0 It is the list of names of the identifiers which are requested to be reset. If it is NOT empty, then resetAll and resetLatest flags are ignored. If it is empty, then the resetAll or resetLatest flag is used. i=297 ResetAll i=1 -1 If True, it will reset all the identifiers available in the joining system and resetLatest flag is ignored. If False and identifierList is empty then the resetLatest flag is used. i=297 ResetLatest i=1 -1 If True, it will reset the latest identifier available in the system. Note: This is provided for supporting legacy systems. The criteria to determine which identifier is latest is application specific. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7083 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendFeedback https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.6 i=80 ns=1;i=6430 ns=1;i=6431 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7084 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 FeedbackType i=4 -1 It is the type of feedback and has the following pre-defined values: 0 – UNDEFINED 1 – OTHER 2 – TEXT 3 – VISUAL 4 – AUDIO 5 - VIBRATE i=297 FeedbackText i=12 -1 It is the text feedback if the feedbackType is TEXT. i=297 FeedbackFile i=12 -1 It is the file available in the asset which needs to be run for different types of feedback such as AUDIO, VIBRATE, etc. This can be retrieved using the GetFeedbackFileList method. It is optional and not applicable for text feedback. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7084 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendIdentifiers https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.12 i=80 ns=1;i=6432 ns=1;i=6433 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7085 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 EntityList ns=1;i=3010 1 0 It is the list of identifiers sent to the joining system. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7085 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendTextIdentifiers https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.13 i=80 ns=1;i=6434 ns=1;i=6435 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7086 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 IdentifierList i=31918 1 0 It is the list of identifiers sent to the joining system. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7086 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetCalibration https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.2 i=80 ns=1;i=6436 ns=1;i=6437 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7087 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 CalibrationData ns=1;i=3003 -1 It is the input calibration data which needs to be configured for the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7087 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetIOSignals https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.10 i=80 ns=1;i=6438 ns=1;i=6439 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7088 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 SignalList ns=1;i=3019 1 0 It is the list of signals which needs to be set in the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7088 i=297 SignalStatusList i=6 1 0 It is the list of status for each signal. 0 – OK Values > 0 are reserved for errors defined by this and future standards. Values < 0 shall be used for application-specific errors. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetOfflineTimer https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.9 i=80 ns=1;i=6440 ns=1;i=6441 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7089 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 OfflineTimer i=290 -1 It is the offlineTimer to be set. The behaviour of the asset when the timer is elapsed is application specific. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7089 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetTime https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.4.8 i=80 ns=1;i=6442 ns=1;i=6443 ns=1;i=5124 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7090 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 InputTime i=294 -1 It is the input time to be configured in the asset. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7090 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. Identification The Identification Object provides identification parameters of the joining system. ns=1;i=1029 i=78 ns=1;i=6194 ns=1;i=1005 ns=1;i=6195 ns=4;i=15035 ns=1;i=6196 ns=1;i=6197 ns=1;i=6223 ns=1;i=6224 ns=1;i=6237 ns=1;i=6193 ns=1;i=6238 ns=1;i=6239 ns=1;i=5074 Description Description is the description of the system which could be written by the customer to identify the system. It could be the purpose of the system in the assembly line. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 IntegratorName IntegratorName is the name of the system integrator. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 JoiningTechnology JoiningTechnology is a human readable text to identify the joining technology of the joining system. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 Location Location is the location of the given system in the given plant or factory in text format. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 Manufacturer Manufacturer provides a human-readable, localized name of the joining system manufacturer. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 ManufacturerUri ManufacturerUri provides a unique identifier for this company. This identifier should be a fully qualified domain name; however, it may be a GUID or similar construct that ensures global uniqueness. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 Model Model provides the type of the joining system. Examples: Fixtured System, Handheld System, etc. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 Name Name is the name of the joining system. It can also be the standard browse name of the instance of JoiningSystemType. i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=5026 ProductInstanceUri ProductInstanceUri is a globally unique resource identifier provided by the manufacturer. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 SystemId SystemId is the system integrator specific identifier for the system. It represents a reference to the manufacturer ERP system. i=68 i=80 ns=1;i=5026 JoiningProcessManagement The JoiningProcessManagement Object is an instance of JoiningProcessManagementType which provides mechanisms to manage joining processes in the joining system. ns=1;i=1025 i=80 ns=1;i=7057 ns=1;i=7058 ns=1;i=7059 ns=1;i=7060 ns=1;i=7061 ns=1;i=7062 ns=1;i=1005 ns=1;i=7063 ns=1;i=7065 ns=1;i=7066 ns=1;i=7067 ns=1;i=7068 ns=1;i=7069 ns=1;i=7070 AbortJoiningProcess The Method AbortJoiningProcess is used to abort the input joining process if it is under execution. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.16 i=80 ns=1;i=5113 ns=1;i=6376 ns=1;i=6377 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7057 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 AbortMessage i=21 -1 It is an optional message sent from the Client to the joining system to indicate the reason for aborting the joining operation. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7057 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. DecrementJoiningProcessCounter The Method DecrementJoiningProcessCounter used to decrement the counter of the sequential joining processes such as Job, etc. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.13 i=80 ns=1;i=5113 ns=1;i=6378 ns=1;i=6379 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7058 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 DecrementCount i=7 -1 It is the number of decrements to be done for the joining process counter. The default value is 1 if it is not provided. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7058 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. DeselectJoiningProcess The Method DeselectJoiningProcess is used to deselect any selected joining process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.8 i=80 ns=1;i=5113 ns=1;i=6380 ns=1;i=6381 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7059 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7059 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJoiningProcessList The Method GetJoiningProcessList is used to get the list of joining process meta data available in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.3 i=80 ns=1;i=5113 ns=1;i=6382 ns=1;i=6383 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7060 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7060 i=297 JoiningProcessList ns=1;i=3024 1 0 It is the list of joining process meta data available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJoiningProcessRevisionList The Method GetJoiningProcessRevisionList is used to get the list available revisions of a specific joining process based on the joiningProcessOriginId. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.4 i=80 ns=1;i=5113 ns=1;i=6384 ns=1;i=6385 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7061 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessOriginId i=31918 -1 It is the origin identifier of the joining process which is used to manage the revisions of a given joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7061 i=297 JoiningProcessList ns=1;i=3024 1 0 It is the list of joining process meta data available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. IncrementJoiningProcessCounter The Method IncrementJoiningProcessCounter is used to increment the counter of the sequential joining processes such as Job, etc. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.12 i=80 ns=1;i=5113 ns=1;i=6386 ns=1;i=6387 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7062 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 IncrementCount i=7 -1 It is the number of increments to be done for the joining process counter. The default value is 1 if it is not provided. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7062 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. ResetJoiningProcess The Method ResetJoiningProcess is used to reset/restart the sequential joining processes such as Job, etc. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.15 i=80 ns=1;i=6388 ns=1;i=6389 ns=1;i=5113 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7063 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7063 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SelectJoiningProcess The Method SelectJoiningProcess is used to select the joining process based on the input arguments. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.7 i=80 ns=1;i=6392 ns=1;i=6393 ns=1;i=5113 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7065 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7065 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJoiningProcess The Method SendJoiningProcess is used to send a joining process to the joining system. It can be used to insert a joining program or joining batch or joining job or any other process applicable to a joining system. It shall overwrite the joining process if it already exists in the joining system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.2 i=80 ns=1;i=6394 ns=1;i=6395 ns=1;i=5113 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7066 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcess ns=1;i=3016 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the content of the joining process. i=297 SelectionName i=31918 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the required selection name for the given joining process. It is optional and can be empty. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7066 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetJoiningProcessCounter The Method SetJoiningProcessCounter is used to set the counter of a sequential joining processes (such as Job, etc.) to the given input value. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.14 i=80 ns=1;i=6396 ns=1;i=6397 ns=1;i=5113 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7067 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 CounterValue i=7 -1 It is the new counter value for the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7067 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetJoiningProcessMapping The Method SetJoiningProcessMapping is used to set the mapping of the joining process in a joining system. It can be used to map a joining process to a selection name. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.6 i=80 ns=1;i=6398 ns=1;i=6399 ns=1;i=5113 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7068 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to map the respective joiningProcessId with selectionName and joiningProcessOriginId. It shall at least contain the joiningProcessId and selectionName. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7068 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SetJoiningProcessSize The Method SetJoiningProcessSize is used to set the size of the batch joining process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.11 i=80 ns=1;i=6400 ns=1;i=6401 ns=1;i=5113 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7069 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 MaxCounterSize i=7 -1 It is the maximum counter size for the joining process. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7069 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. StartJoiningProcess The Method StartJoiningProcess is used to start the input joining process. Note: It is not intended to be used in a hard real-time use case. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.5.9 i=80 ns=1;i=6402 ns=1;i=6403 ns=1;i=5113 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7070 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JoiningProcessIdentification ns=1;i=3029 -1 It is the identification information of the joining process which can be used to select the joiningProcess. If it includes joiningProcessId then it is used for the selection and other arguments are ignored. If it does not include joiningProcessId, then the system checks for joiningProcessOriginId which will be used for the selection. If joiningProcessId and joiningProcessOriginId are not available, then the system uses the selectionName for the selection of the joining process. i=297 AssociatedEntities ns=1;i=3010 1 0 It is the list of identifiers used for performing the joining operation. It is optional and can be empty. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7070 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. JointManagement The JointManagement Object is an instance of JointManagementType which provides mechanisms to manage joint and associated information. ns=1;i=1023 i=80 ns=1;i=7031 ns=1;i=7032 ns=1;i=7033 ns=1;i=7034 ns=1;i=7035 ns=1;i=7036 ns=1;i=7037 ns=1;i=1005 ns=1;i=7038 ns=1;i=7039 ns=1;i=7040 ns=1;i=7041 GetJoint The Method GetJoint is used to get the joint based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.10 i=80 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=6316 ns=1;i=6317 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7031 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joint. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7031 i=297 Joint ns=1;i=3028 -1 It is the joint based on the input identifier. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointComponent The Method GetJointComponent is used to get the joint component based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.12 i=80 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=6318 ns=1;i=6319 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7032 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointComponentId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joint component. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7032 i=297 JointComponent ns=1;i=3021 -1 It is the joint component based on the input identifier. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointComponentList The Method GetJointComponentList is used to get the list of available joint components in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.9 i=80 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=6320 ns=1;i=6321 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7033 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7033 i=297 JointComponentList ns=1;i=3021 1 0 It is the list of joint components available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointDesign The Method GetJointDesign is used to get the joint design based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.11 i=80 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=6322 ns=1;i=6323 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7034 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointDesignId i=31918 -1 It is the joint design based on the input identifier. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7034 i=297 JointDesign ns=1;i=3025 -1 It is the joint design based on the input identifier. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointDesignList The Method GetJointDesignList is used to get the list of available joint designs in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.8 i=80 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=6324 ns=1;i=6325 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7035 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7035 i=297 JointDesignList ns=1;i=3025 1 0 It is the list of joint designs available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointList The Method GetJointList is used to get the list of available joints in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.6 i=80 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=6326 ns=1;i=6327 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7036 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7036 i=297 JointList ns=1;i=3028 1 0 It is the list of joints available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointRevisionList The Method GetJointRevisionList is used to get the list available revisions of a specific joint based on the JointOriginId. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.7 i=80 ns=1;i=5100 ns=1;i=6328 ns=1;i=6329 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7037 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointOriginId i=31918 -1 It is the origin identifier of the joint which is used to manage the revisions of a given joint. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7037 i=297 JointList ns=1;i=3028 1 0 It is the list of joints available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SelectJoint The Method SelectJoint is used to select the joint and the associated joining process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.5 i=80 ns=1;i=6330 ns=1;i=6331 ns=1;i=5100 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7038 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointId i=31918 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the joint which should be selected for performing the next joining operation. i=297 JointOriginId i=31918 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the common identifier of the joint which should be selected for performing the next joining operation. It is optional and can be empty if the underlying system does not manage revisions of a joint. If JointId is provided, then this argument shall be ignored. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7038 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJoint The Method SendJoint is used to send a joint to a joining system. If the input joint already exists in the system, it shall be overwritten. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.2 i=80 ns=1;i=6332 ns=1;i=6333 ns=1;i=5100 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7039 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 Joint ns=1;i=3028 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the content of the joint. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7039 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJointComponent The Method SendJointComponent is used to send a joint component to a joining system. If the input joint component already exists in the system, it shall be overwritten. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.4 i=80 ns=1;i=6334 ns=1;i=6335 ns=1;i=5100 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7040 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointComponent ns=1;i=3021 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the joint component. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7040 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJointDesign The Method SendJointDesign is used to send a joint design to a joining system. If the input joint design already exists in the system, it shall be overwritten. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.3 i=80 ns=1;i=6336 ns=1;i=6337 ns=1;i=5100 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7041 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointDesign ns=1;i=3025 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the content of the joint design. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7041 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. MachineryBuildingBlocks i=80 i=61 ns=1;i=5026 ns=1;i=1005 ns=1;i=5005 ResultManagement The ResultManagement Object is an instance of JoiningSystemResultManagementType which provides mechanisms to access results generated by the joining system. ns=1;i=1022 i=80 ns=1;i=7001 ns=1;i=7002 ns=1;i=7003 ns=1;i=7004 ns=1;i=1005 ns=1;i=5078 ns=1;i=5074 GetLatestResult i=80 ns=1;i=5005 ns=1;i=6106 ns=1;i=6107 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7001 i=297 Timeout i=6 -1 With this argument the client can give a hint to the server how long it will need access to the result data. A value > 0 indicates an estimated maximum time for processing the data in milliseconds. A value = 0 indicates that the client will not need anything besides the data returned by the method call. A value < 0 indicates that the client cannot give an estimate. The client cannot rely on the data being available during the indicated time period. The argument is merely a hint allowing the server to optimize its resource management. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7001 i=297 ResultHandle i=31917 -1 The server shall return to each client requesting result data a system-wide unique handle identifying the result set / client combination. This handle should be used by the client to indicate to the server that the result data is no longer needed, allowing the server to optimize its resource handling. If the instance of ResultManagementType does not support the ReleaseResultHandle Method, the resultHandle should always be set to 0. If the error is set to a value other than 0, the resultHandle may be set to 0. i=297 Result ns=2;i=3008 -1 The result including metadata. i=297 Error i=6 -1 0 – OK Values > 0 are reserved for errors defined by this and future standards. Values < 0 shall be used for application-specific errors. GetResultById The server shall return to each client requesting result data a system-wide unique handle identifying the result set / client combination. This handle should be used by the client to indicate to the server that the result data is no longer needed, allowing the server to optimize its resource handling. If the instance of ResultManagementType does not support the ReleaseResultHandle Method, the resultHandle should always be set to 0. If the error is set to a value other than 0, the resultHandle may be set to 0. i=80 ns=1;i=5005 ns=1;i=6095 ns=1;i=6096 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7002 i=297 ResultId i=31918 -1 System-wide unique identifier for the result. i=297 Timeout i=6 -1 With this argument the client can give a hint to the server how long it will need access to the result data. A value > 0 indicates an estimated maximum time for processing the data in milliseconds. A value = 0 indicates that the client will not need anything besides the data returned by the method call. A value < 0 indicates that the client cannot give an estimate. The client cannot rely on the data being available during the indicated time period. The argument is merely a hint allowing the server to optimize its resource management. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7002 i=297 ResultHandle i=31917 -1 The server shall return to each client requesting result data a system-wide unique handle identifying the result set / client combination. This handle should be used by the client to indicate to the server that the result data is no longer needed, allowing the server to optimize its resource handling. If the instance of ResultManagementType does not support the ReleaseResultHandle Method, the resultHandle should always be set to 0. If the error is set to a value other than 0, the resultHandle may be set to 0. i=297 Result ns=2;i=3008 -1 The result including metadata. May be set to Null, if error is set to a value other than 0. i=297 Error i=6 -1 0 – OK Values > 0 are reserved for errors defined by this and future standards. Values < 0 shall be used for application-specific errors. GetResultIdListFiltered i=80 ns=1;i=5005 ns=1;i=6097 ns=1;i=6103 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7003 i=297 Filter i=586 -1 Filter used to filter for specific results based on the meta data of the results. Valid BrowsePaths used in the filter can be built from the fields of the ResultReadyEventType, the ResultType VariableType or the ResultDataType or corresponding subtypes. i=297 OrderedBy i=540 1 0 An array of BrowsePaths (as array of QualifiedName) identifying the ordering criteria for the results. If the array is null or empty, no ordering is executed. If several BrowsePaths are provided, the first entry in the array is used as first ordering criteria, etc. i=297 MaxResults i=7 -1 Defines how many resultIds the Client wants to receive at most. If no maximum should be provided, it is set to 0. i=297 Timeout i=6 -1 With this argument the client can give a hint to the server how long it will need access to the result data. A value > 0 indicates an estimated maximum time for processing the data in milliseconds. A value = 0 indicates that the client will not need anything besides the data returned by the method call. A value < 0 indicates that the client cannot give an estimate. The client cannot rely on the data being available during the indicated time period. The argument is merely a hint allowing the server to optimize its resource management. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7003 i=297 ResultHandle i=31917 -1 The server shall return to each client requesting result data a system-wide unique handle identifying the result set / client combination. This handle has to be used by the client to release the result set. If the instance of ResultManagementType does not support the ReleaseResultHandle Method, the resultHandle should always be set to 0. If the error is set to a value other than 0, the resultHandle may be set to 0. i=297 ResultIdList i=31918 1 0 List of resultIds of results matching the Filter. i=297 Error i=6 -1 0 – OK Values > 0 are reserved for errors defined by this and future standards. Values < 0 shall be used for application-specific errors. ReleaseResultHandle i=80 ns=1;i=6104 ns=1;i=6105 ns=1;i=5005 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7004 i=297 ResultHandle i=31917 -1 Handle returned by GetResultById or GetResultIdListFiltered, identifying the result set/client combination. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7004 i=297 Error i=6 -1 0 – OK Values > 0 are reserved for errors defined by this and future standards. Values < 0 shall be used for application-specific errors. Results i=80 i=61 ns=1;i=5005 JointManagementType The JointManagementType provides access to the Joint and associated information. IJT Method Input Argument IJT Joint Management IJT Send Joint IJT Get Joint List IJT Select Joint IJT Joint Data IJT Get Joint IJT Send Joint Design IJT Get Joint Design List IJT Get Joint Design IJT Joint Design Data IJT Send Joint Component IJT Get Joint Component List IJT Get Joint Component IJT Joint Component Data IJT Joint Management IJT Send Joint IJT Delete Joint IJT Delete Joint Design IJT Delete Joint Component https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.1 ns=1;i=6339 ns=1;i=7055 ns=1;i=7071 ns=1;i=7064 ns=1;i=7028 ns=1;i=7030 ns=1;i=7026 ns=1;i=7029 ns=1;i=7025 ns=1;i=7024 ns=1;i=7027 ns=1;i=7023 ns=1;i=7020 ns=1;i=7022 ns=1;i=7021 i=58 DefaultInstanceBrowseName The default BrowseName for instances of the type. i=68 ns=1;i=1023 0 JointManagement DeleteJoint The Method DeleteJoint is used to delete the joint based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.13 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6141 ns=1;i=6151 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7055 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joint. i=297 JointOriginId i=31918 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the common identifier of the joint which should be selected for performing the next joining operation. It is optional and can be empty if the underlying system does not manage revisions of a joint. If jointId is provided, then this argument shall be ignored. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7055 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. DeleteJointComponent The Method DeleteJointComponent is used to delete the joint component based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.15 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6162 ns=1;i=6163 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7071 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointComponentId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joint component. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7071 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. DeleteJointDesign The Method DeleteJointDesign is used to delete the joint design based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.14 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6153 ns=1;i=6161 InputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7064 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointDesignId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joint design. OutputArguments i=68 i=78 ns=1;i=7064 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJoint The Method GetJoint is used to get the joint based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.10 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6310 ns=1;i=6311 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7028 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joint. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7028 i=297 Joint ns=1;i=3028 -1 It is the joint based on the input identifier. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointComponent The Method GetJointComponent is used to get the joint component based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.12 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6314 ns=1;i=6315 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7030 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointComponentId i=31918 -1 It is the identifier of the joint component. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7030 i=297 JointComponent ns=1;i=3021 -1 It is the joint component based on the input identifier. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointComponentList The Method GetJointComponentList is used to get the list of available joint components in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.9 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6306 ns=1;i=6307 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7026 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7026 i=297 JointComponentList ns=1;i=3021 1 0 It is the list of joint components available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointDesign The Method GetJointDesign is used to get the joint design based on the input identifier. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.11 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6312 ns=1;i=6313 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7029 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointDesignId i=31918 -1 It is the joint design based on the input identifier. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7029 i=297 JointDesign ns=1;i=3025 -1 It is the joint design based on the input identifier. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointDesignList The Method GetJointDesignList is used to get the list of available joint designs in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.8 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6304 ns=1;i=6305 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7025 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7025 i=297 JointDesignList ns=1;i=3025 1 0 It is the list of joint designs available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointList The Method GetJointList is used to get the list of available joints in the system. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.6 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6235 ns=1;i=6303 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7024 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7024 i=297 JointList ns=1;i=3028 1 0 It is the list of joints available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. GetJointRevisionList The Method GetJointRevisionList is used to get the list available revisions of a specific joint based on the JointOriginId. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.7 i=80 ns=1;i=1023 ns=1;i=6308 ns=1;i=6309 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7027 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointOriginId i=31918 -1 It is the origin identifier of the joint which is used to manage the revisions of a given joint. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7027 i=297 JointList ns=1;i=3028 1 0 It is the list of joints available in the system. i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SelectJoint The Method SelectJoint is used to select the joint and the associated joining process. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.5 i=80 ns=1;i=6229 ns=1;i=6230 ns=1;i=1023 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7023 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointId i=31918 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the joint which should be selected for performing the next joining operation. i=297 JointOriginId i=31918 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the common identifier of the joint which should be selected for performing the next joining operation. It is optional and can be empty if the underlying system does not manage revisions of a joint. If JointId is provided, then this argument shall be ignored. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7023 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJoint The Method SendJoint is used to send a joint to a joining system. If the input joint already exists in the system, it shall be overwritten. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.2 i=80 ns=1;i=6183 ns=1;i=6184 ns=1;i=1023 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7020 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 Joint ns=1;i=3028 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the content of the joint. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7020 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJointComponent The Method SendJointComponent is used to send a joint component to a joining system. If the input joint component already exists in the system, it shall be overwritten. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.4 i=80 ns=1;i=6192 ns=1;i=6228 ns=1;i=1023 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7022 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointComponent ns=1;i=3021 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the joint component. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7022 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. SendJointDesign The Method SendJointDesign is used to send a joint design to a joining system. If the input joint design already exists in the system, it shall be overwritten. https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.6.3 i=80 ns=1;i=6186 ns=1;i=6191 ns=1;i=1023 InputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7021 i=297 ProductInstanceUri i=12 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the identifier of the asset on which this method is applicable. It can be empty if the method is modelled directly under the required asset. If it is empty, the system can consider the identifier of the asset where the Server is running. i=297 JointDesign ns=1;i=3025 -1 With this argument the Client can provide the content of the joint design. OutputArguments i=78 i=68 ns=1;i=7021 i=297 Status i=8 -1 It provides the status of the Method execution. i=297 StatusMessage i=21 -1 It provides the high-level status information in a user-friendly text. JoiningSystemResultManagementType The JoiningSystemResultManagementType is a subtype of ResultManagementType and provides mechanism to access results generated by the underlying joining system. IJT Get Latest Result IJT Get Result by Id IJT Get Result with Filter Criteria IJT Result Variable Access IJT Result Event Access https://reference.opcfoundation.org/IJT/Base/v100/docs/7.3 ns=1;i=1007 ns=1;i=5098 ns=2;i=1004 Results i=80 i=61 ns=1;i=6225 ns=1;i=1022 <ResultVariable> i=11508 ns=1;i=2014 ns=1;i=5098 ns=1;i=6211 ns=1;i=6226 ns=2;i=5009 ns=2;i=5006 0 ResultContent i=80 i=63 ns=1;i=6225 ResultMetaData i=78 i=63 ns=1;i=6208 ns=1;i=6225 ns=1;i=5047 0 ResultId System-wide unique identifier, which is assigned by the system. This ID can be used for fetching exactly this result using the method GetResultById and it is identical to the ResultId of the ResultReadyEventType. 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