Untitled – OPC UA for Laboratory & Analytical Device Standard (LADS)

OPC UA for Laboratory & Analytical Device Standard (LADS) – Part 1: Basics

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1Scope
2Normative references
3Terms, abbreviations, and conventions
4General information on LADS and OPC UA
- 4.1Introduction to LADS
- 4.2Introduction to OPC Unified Architecture
5Use cases
- 5.1Automation
- 5.2Service and asset management
6LADS Information Model Overview
7OPC UA ObjectTypes
8OPC UA DataTypes
9Profiles and Conformance Units
- 9.1Conformance Units
- 9.2Profiles
10Namespaces
- 10.1Namespace metadata
- 10.2Handling of OPC UA Namespaces
Annex ALADS Namespace and Mappings (Normative)
- A.1Namespace and supplementary files for LADS Information Model
Annex BRecommendation for Mapping Between the Different State Machines (Informative)
- B.1Building the MachineryItemStateMachine
- B.2Other Recommendations
Annex CExample for continuation info provided by StateVariableType and associated state machine interactions (Informative)
Annex DExamples of utilizing SampleInfoType (Informative)
Annex EExample for representing the results of a program run in the VariableSet of the associated result object (Informative)
- E.1Overview
- E.2VariableSet example

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Note: In a Supervisory System, a Job consists of multiple Tasks, where a Task is the smallest atomic unit of operation that can be executed on a LADS Functional Unit. A SupervisoryTaskId is defined as the unique identifier for a Task within the Supervisory System.