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Figure 26 – Transparent Redundancy setup example

OPC 10000-4 UA Part 4: Services 1.04

Figure 27 – Non-Transparent Redundancy setup

OPC 10000-4 UA Part 4: Services 1.04

Figure 26 – Transparent Redundancy setup example

OPC 10000-4 UA Part 4: Services 1.05.04

Figure 27 – Non-Transparent Redundancy setup

OPC 10000-4 UA Part 4: Services 1.05.04

7.5 Application Setup

OPC 10000-12 UA Part 12: Discovery and Global Services 1.05.04

Annex G (normative)Application Setup

OPC 10000-12 UA Part 12: Discovery and Global Services 1.05.04

G.1 Application Setup with PullManagement

OPC 10000-12 UA Part 12: Discovery and Global Services 1.05.04

G.2 Application setup with the PushManagement

OPC 10000-12 UA Part 12: Discovery and Global Services 1.05.04

4.3.3 Application Setup

OPC 10000-21 UA Part 21: Device Onboarding 1.05.04

6.1.4.3 Object SetUp

OPC 30060 Tobacco Machinery 1.00

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