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4.4 FunctionalGroupType

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Table 14 – FunctionalGroupType definition

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.03.1

Figure 3 – FunctionalGroupType

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.03.1

5.4 FunctionalGroupType

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.02.02

Table 11 – FunctionalGroupType definition

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.02.02

Figure 6 – FunctionalGroupType

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.02.02

4.4 FunctionalGroupType

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.04

Table 14 – FunctionalGroupType definition

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.04

Figure 3 – FunctionalGroupType

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.04

12.2.3 FunctionalGroupType

OPC 30090 Field Device Tool 1.01

Table 63 – FunctionalGroupType mapping

OPC 30090 Field Device Tool 1.01

Table 4 – FunctionalGroupType Definition

OPC 30100 Sercos Devices 1.02

Figure 3 – FunctionalGroupType

OPC 30100 Sercos Devices 1.02

Figure 4 – Use of FunctionalGroupType sub-types

OPC 30100 Sercos Devices 1.02

Figure 24 – Usage of 2:FunctionalGroupType folder Objects

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