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Technical Reference Manual - InduSoft

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Communication with Other Devices<br />

Note: This feature requires that the Peer Name Resolution Protocol service be running on both<br />

the client station and and the discovery server. PNRP has been built into Microsoft Windows<br />

since Windows XP Service Pack 2, so this shouldn't be a problem in most situations.<br />

4. In the Server list, type or select the URL of the OPC .NET server to which you want to connect. If the server<br />

you want doesn't appear to be available, click Refresh the update the list from the discovery server.<br />

5. In the Protocol list, select the network protocol to be used to connect to the server. (For more information<br />

about the available protocols, please refer to Microsoft's documentation for Windows Communication<br />

Foundation.)<br />

Note: If your OPC .NET configuration has different servers/endpoints for each operation, then do<br />

the following:<br />

1. In the Protocol list, select custom. The Custom button becomes enabled.<br />

2. Click the Custom button. The Endpoints dialog is displayed.<br />

3. Use the dialog to specify the server/endpoint for each operation.<br />

6. In the User Name and Password boxes, type your login credentials for the OPC .NET server.<br />

Note: If the OPC .NET server is using Microsoft Active Directory, then User Name must be in the<br />

domain\username format.<br />

7. Select Callback to have the server send values to the client only when the values change, or select Polling to<br />

have the client periodically request values from the server.<br />

In most cases, you should select Polling to keep the connection active.<br />

8. Click OK. The connection is saved in the OPC .Net Connections folder in the Project Explorer.<br />

Configuring a new OPC .Net Client worksheet<br />

To configure a new OPC .Net Client worksheet:<br />

1. Do one of the following:<br />

• On the Insert tab of the ribbon, in the Communication group, click OPC Client and then select OPC .Net<br />

Client from the drop-down list; or<br />

• In the Comm tab of the Project Explorer, right-click OPC .Net and then click Insert on the shortcut menu.<br />

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