OPC Server & Client Data Communications - Introduction and Overview (Kepware, KEPServerEX)

[@stevedelory50]

Dave, a great intro to OPC UA, thanks for posting it up.

[@Asmrrosee12]

Thank you very much Sir. This presentation clarified all my questions and doubts about OPC UA, Server and Client.

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[@rajivkumargupta1543]

It's very knowledgeable video A beginner can know about OPC

[@macsoluk]

Thank you very much !

[@iandao82]

Hi Dave, I found your video to be informative on OPC...Can you help to see if my summary below is accurate? Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you! :) Different industrial equipment have their own protocols. In order to allow them to communicate among one another, there is a need to make them talk the same language via Open Platform Communication (OPC). OPC is a widely accepted industrial communication standard that enables the exchange of data between multi-vendor devices and control applications without any proprietary restrictions. The function of KEPServerEx works like a ‘translator’ and converts different device protocols, BACNet, Modbus,etc in OT System into OPC.

[@mayurm4671]

Excellent explanation Dave..

[@sebastiensamson7610]

Very good explanation ! Thank you very much ;)

[@keithrunyon7746]

could you post a link to this as a pdf or slideshow, so that I could download and share with others?

[@akhaqan]

Excellent presentation

[@Asifiqbal138]

Can i use this opc to communicate with Fuji micrex f70s cpu?

[@viveksagarpandey6627]

Very helpful, thanks

[@brianreiter6471]

Are there ways to get OPC DA to work over networks?

[@sachinchaurasiya9007]

Great explanation sir

[@derekwang9758]

Very clear！

[@macsoluk]

Thank you very much

[@arturomendoza4463]

Hello, you mention that you can update an OPC DA as it would be, because we have an OPCDA on a server. and I want to communicate with the Kepserver

[@macsoluk]

Hi Arturo, could you please contact Dave directly by email ([e-mail]) so he can get back to you on this. Thanks :)

[@pradeepbk1040]

well explained. thanks

[@ajohn502]

Great job dave!

[@jsagazio]

Well done sir!

[@Sami-bc9iv]

good job