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OPC-30110 – OPC UA for POWERLINK - POWERLINK: OPC Unified ArchitecturePowerlinkDeviceType DefinitionThe PowerlinkDeviceType is formally defined in Table 15 . Table 15 - PowerlinkDeviceType Definition Attribute Value BrowseName PowerlinkDeviceType IsAbstract False NodeClass BrowseName DataType TypeDefinition Modelling Rule Subtype of DeviceType defined ... Object <CNIdentifier> PowerlinkCnConnectionPointType OptionalPlaceholder Object <MNIdentifier> PowerlinkMnConnectionPointType OptionalPlaceholder The PowerlinkDeviceType is an example for a DeviceType that only implements POWERLINK Managing Node (MN) and/or POWERLINK Controlled
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OPC-30110 – OPC UA for POWERLINK - POWERLINK: OPC Unified Architecture5.1 OverviewDevice . The subtypes of ConnectionPointType are used to extend a Device (not limited to PowerlinkDeviceType ) by one or more POWERLINK Object Dictionaries . The PowerlinkDeviceType is used to represent a typical ... another Device (DeviceExample2) that implements two instances of a POWERLINK Managing Node . Figure 12 - PowerlinkDeviceType example for POWERLINK Controlled Node The focus of this document is the detailed specification
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OPC-30110 – OPC UA for POWERLINK - POWERLINK: OPC Unified Architecture6.1.1 GeneralDevice with one or more POWERLINK interfaces. Figure 15 shows an overview for the PowerlinkDeviceType with its Properties and related components. It is formally defined in Table 15 . Figure ... PowerlinkDeviceType overview
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OPC-30110 – OPC UA for POWERLINK - POWERLINK: OPC Unified ArchitectureMapping for DeviceType (Types namespace) The Type PowerlinkDeviceType is a subtype of DeviceType defined in OPC 10000-100, which mandates a list of Properties for the Device . Table 16 defines ... these Properties based on the POWERLINK Objects of the implemented POWERLINK interface. If a PowerlinkDeviceType implements more than one POWERLINK interface, the selection of the interface as source for these
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OPC-30110 – OPC UA for POWERLINK - POWERLINK: OPC Unified Architecturetypes and instances A server may provide vendor specific types like types derived from PowerlinkDeviceType or PowerlinkCnConnectionPointType, or vendor specific instances of devices in a vendor specific namespace. Optional Table