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5.1.6 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

5.2.2.16 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

5.3.1.17 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

5.4.2.17 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

F.14 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

Table 15 – Variant Binary DataEncoding

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

Table 30 – JSON Object Definition for a Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.04

5.1.7 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.01

5.2.2.16 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.01

5.3.1.17 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.01

5.4.2.17 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.01

F.14 Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.01

Table 15 – Variant Binary DataEncoding

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.01

Table 35 – JSON Object Definition for a Variant

OPC 10000-6 UA Part 6: Mappings 1.05.01

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