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5.1.11 Null, Empty and Zero-Length Arrays

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.04

6.4 DataTypes and length of user data

OPC 10000-15 UA Part 15: Safety 1.04

Figure 24 – Counter example: data lengths not supported by OPC Safety.

OPC 10000-15 UA Part 15: Safety 1.04

6.2.5 DataTypes and length of SafetyData

OPC 10000-15 UA Part 15: Safety 1.05.04

Figure 27 – Counter example: data lengths not supported by OPC Safety

OPC 10000-15 UA Part 15: Safety 1.05.04

5.2 Length of names and ways to shorten them

OPC 30001 PLC Client Function Blocks based on IEC 61131-3 1.02

5.7 Constants of Array Lengths

OPC 30001 PLC Client Function Blocks based on IEC 61131-3 1.02

4.3.3 Data types and lengths transformation between Sercos and OPC UA

OPC 30100 Sercos Devices 1.02

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