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3.31 OPC UA Application

OPC 10000-1 UA Part 1: Overview and Concepts 1.04

2.1.30 OPC UA Application

OPC 10000-1 UA Part 1: Overview and Concepts 1.05.04

Table 168 – OPC UA Application information announcement message structure

OPC 10000-14 UA Part 14: PubSub 1.05.04

C.3 Guidelines on how to combine different companion specifications based on OPC UA for Devices in one OPC UA application

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.03.1

C.3 Guidelines on how to combine different companion specifications based on OPC UA for Devices in one OPC UA application

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.02.02

C.3 Guidelines on how to combine different companion specifications based on OPC UA for Devices in one OPC UA application

OPC 10000-100 Devices 1.04

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