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OPC-10031-4 – OPC UA for ISA-95 - Part 4: Job Control6.2.1.1 Overviewstates is given. Note that this ObjectType does not define the substates of NotAllowedToStart , AllowedToStart , Ended and Interrupted . This is done in the ISA95JobOrderStateMachineType , defined in 6.2.2 . The dotted states ... their transitions) and a logical state (Prepared) which is always exposed by its subtypes NotAllowedToStart and AllowedToStart . Figure 5 - States of a Job Order A job order is added
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OPC-10031-4 – OPC UA for ISA-95 - Part 4: Job Control6.2.1.3 Store Methodsuccessful execution of the method, the JobOrderList shall have a new entry in state NotAllowedToStart . The signature of this Method is specified below. Table 15 and Table 16 specify
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OPC-10031-4 – OPC UA for ISA-95 - Part 4: Job Control6.2.1.6 RevokeStart Methodsuccessful execution of the method, job order in the JobOrderList shall be in state NotAllowedToStart . The signature of this Method is specified below. Table 21 and Table 22 specify
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OPC-10031-4 – OPC UA for ISA-95 - Part 4: Job Control6.2.7.1 Overviewreceiver Object provided in the JobOrderList which is not in the states AllowedToStart or NotAllowedToStart . That means, for all job orders that have at least started the execution
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OPC-40001-3 – OPC UA for Machinery - Part 3: Job ManagementJobOrderList having a 2: State different than 2: AllowedToStart or 2: NotAllowedToStart (including substates), there shall be a corresponding entry in the 2: JobOrderResponseList (having the same 2: JobOrderId