6.3.1.1 OPENSCSPoolManagerObjectType Definition

Table 4 is the AddressSpace definition of an OPENSCSPoolManagerObjectType.

Table 4 – OPENSCSPoolManagerObjectType AddressSpace Definition
Attribute Value
BrowseNameOPENSCSPoolManagerObjectType
IsAbstractFalse
References NodeClass BrowseName Data Type TypeDefinition Other
Subtype of the BaseObjectType defined in OPC 10000-5
0:HasComponentMethodSNRequestUnassignedSee 6.3.1.2O
0:HasComponentMethodSNRequestUnallocatedSee 6.3.1.3O
0:HasComponentMethodSNRequestAllocatedSee 6.3.1.4O
0:HasComponentMethodSNReturnUnallocatedSee 6.3.1.5O
0:HasComponentMethodSNReturnAllocatedSee 6.3.1.6O
0:HasComponentMethodSNtoUnallocatedSee 6.3.1.7O
0:HasComponentMethodSNtoAllocatedSee 6.3.1.8O
0:HasComponentMethodSNtoEncodedSee 6.3.1.9O
0:HasPropertyVariablePoolSelectionCriteriaOPENSCSKeyValueDataType[]0:PropertyTypeM
0:HasPropertyVariableSNFormat0:String[]0:PropertyTypeM
0:HasPropertyVariableMaxSNRequestable0:UInt320:PropertyTypeM
0:HasPropertyVariableMaxSNReturnable0:UInt320:PropertyTypeM
0:HasPropertyVariableMaxSNPushable0:UInt320:PropertyTypeM

PoolSelectionCriteria - Defines a read-only set of key value pairs which define the selection criteria used to determine the pool from which serial numbers are requested or returned. For example: “GTIN”, “SCSCGP”, and “PoolID”.

SNFormat – Defines a read-only set of possible serial number formats that may be used on pushes, requests or returns of serial numbers. For example: “SERIALONLY”, “LITERAL”, and “EPCURI”. As a minimum the value “SERIALONLY” shall be supported.

MaxSNRequestable - Defines a read-only maximum number of serial numbers which can be requested in a single method call. If the request methods are not supported, this number shall be zero.

MaxSNReturnable - Defines a read-only maximum number of serial numbers which can be returned in a single method call. If the return methods are not supported, this number shall be zero.

MaxSBPushable - Defines a read-only maximum number of serial numbers which can be pushed to the server in a single method call. If the push methods (SNtoUnallocated, SNtoAllocated, SNtoEncoded) methods are not supported, this number shall be zero.