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• OPC-10000-9 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 9: Alarms & Conditions
  5.2 Two-state state machines
  human readable name for the current state after taking the state of any SubStateMachines in account. As an example, the EffectiveDisplayName of the EnabledState could contain "Active/HighHigh
• OPC-10000-16 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 16: State Machines
  4.3 Definition of state machine
  current state. Each StateMachine contains information about the current state. If the StateMachineType has SubStateMachines , the StateMachine also contains information about the current state of the SubStateMachines . StateMachines which have ... like the start or the end states. Each State can have one or more SubStateMachines . Each FiniteStateMachineType may have one or more Transitions . A Transition is directed and points from
• OPC-10000-16 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 16: State Machines
  4.4.2 StateMachineType
  instances of StateMachineTypes . These components are considered to be sub-states of the StateMachine . SubStateMachines are only active when the parent machine is in an appropriate state. Events produced ... SubStateMachines may be suppressed by the parent machine. In some cases, the parent machine will produce a single Event that reflects changes in multiple SubStateMachines . FiniteStateMachineType is a subtype
• OPC-10000-16 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 16: State Machines
  4.4.3 StateVariableType
  current state of the state machine after taking the state of any SubStateMachines in account. There is no rule specified for which state or sub-state should be used
• OPC-10000-16 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 16: State Machines
  4.4.19 Special Restrictions on subtyping StateMachines
  shall not add Transitions between its States . However, a subtype may add SubStateMachines , it may add Transitions from the States to the States of the SubStateMachine
• OPC-10000-16 – OPC Unified Architecture - Part 16: State Machines
  4.5.5 Example of a StateMachine adding a SubStateMachine on a Subtype
  States extends the StateMachine , it is not allowed to add additional States , but instead SubStateMachines can be added to existing States . The example in Figure 12 shows a very simple ... adds an effect to "Transition1". Figure 15 - Example of a StateMachineType adding SubStateMachines in Subtypes
• OPC-10031-4 – OPC UA for ISA-95 - Part 4: Job Control
  6.2.1.2 TypeDefinition
  orders provided in the JobOrderList . The ObjectType may provide be subtyped to provide SubStateMachines for specific states and also the AvailableStates and AvailableTransitions Variables may be provided to restrict
• OPC-10031-4 – OPC UA for ISA-95 - Part 4: Job Control
  6.2.2.1 Overview
  Overview This ObjectType describes the overall state of a job order including common SubStateMachines . As the job orders are not represented as Objects in the AddressSpace , but just as structured
• OPC-40100-1 – OPC UA for Machine Vision - Part 1: Control, configuration management, recipe management, result management
  8.2.2.4 Error handling
  Error handling In every state of the VisionStateMachine or any of its SubStateMachines , an error may occur. The system may also decide to enter state Error by means ... condition(s), the system will actually go into one of the states of the SubStateMachines of the Operational state, using the 3 rd method for entering a SubStateMachine described
• OPC-40100-1 – OPC UA for Machine Vision - Part 1: Control, configuration management, recipe management, result management
  8.2.4 Modes of operation
  encompassing the actual operation of the system. Modes of operation shall be specified as SubStateMachines to this operational state