10.1 LogEntryDataType

Table 38 – LogEntryDataType Structure
NameTypeDescription
LogEntryDataTypestructure
FaultSituationNumber0:ByteIdentification of fault situation. 0 means current fault situation. Values greater than 0 identify historic fault situations (See [PDP] 6.3.8.3 Fault Buffer Mechanism).
EventNumber0:UInt32Unique number of log entry, analogous to Fault message counter (See [PDP] 6.3.8.3 Fault Buffer Mechanism).
EventTypeEventTypeEnumerationCharacterization of the event (fault, warning, etc.). Must never have the value “UNSPECIFIED”.
EventCode0:Int32Fault-code identifying a fault or warning (See Table 69 fault codes).
EventText0:LocalizedTextBrief description of the fault or warning.
EventComing0:UtcTimeTime when the event appears.
EventGoing0:UtcTimeTime when the event disappears. May not be set when the log entry is created. The field shall be set to “1900-01-01T00:00:00Z” to indicate an “empty” value in this case. Must be set when the event disappears.
EventAcknowledged0:UtcTimeTime when the event is acknowledged. May not be set when the log entry is created. The field shall be set to “1900-01-01T00:00:00Z” to indicate an “empty” value in this case. Must be set when the event is acknowledged.

Its representation in the AddressSpace is defined in Table 39

Table 39 – LogEntryDataType Definition
Attribute Value
BrowseNameLogEntryDataType
IsAbstractFalse
References NodeClass BrowseName DataType TypeDefinition Other
Subtype of the 0:Structure type defined in OPC 10000-3
Conformance Units
PNENC Logbook Readable