About the C-Bus OPC Server

Discussion in 'C-Bus OPC Server Software' started by Richo, Dec 1, 2008.

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  1. Richo

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    The C-Bus OPC Server is a Windows Service that communicates to C-Gate. It provides a OPC interface to read and write C-Bus Lighting commands.

    OPC is a broadly supported communications standard supported by many Building Management Systems and a large selection of general automation applications.

    OPC also has a wide range of development toolkits avaliable for many popular languages and frameworks, including .Net, Java, Delphi & C++. (A good resource for developers is http://www.opcconnect.com ).

    OPC Clients can be used to provide a User Interface to C-Bus (Like HomeGate) as well as sophisticated alarms, event management, data logging and trending.

    OPC Servers can also be linked together using third party tools to bridge C-Bus to hundreds of other protocols like modbus and bacnet as well as most PLC's.

    The C-Bus OPC Server is specifically designed for high availability in large commercial installations, but is equally suited for small projects where specific requirements are not met by existing C-Bus products.

    The C-Bus OPC Server supports versions 1, 2.05a and 3 of the OPC Data Access specification.

    Links:
    - C-Bus OPC Server Download page http://www2.clipsal.com/cis/technical/downloads/c-bus_opc_server
    - OPC Foundation (OPC Standards Maintainers) http://www.opcfoundation.org
    - OPC Connect (Developer Tools and Information Directory) http://www.opcconnect.com
    - OPC Server wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opc_server

    Part Numbers:
    5000SDOPC2/1 - 2 C-Bus Networks License
    5000SDOPC10/1 - 10 C-Bus Networks License
    5000SDOPCU/1 - Unlimited C-Bus Networks License
     
    Richo, Dec 1, 2008
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