These are always logged.Īny debug output text that the process generates. These are only logged if the Log thread information box is checked in the Profile Module Dialog. The various types of information that can be logged include: While profiling an application, Dependency Walker gathers information from the running process. For more information on profiling, see the Start Profiling Command, the Using Application Profiling to Detect Dynamic Dependencies section, and the Profile Module Dialog. Ask around and you'll hear why automation professionals everywhere consider Kepware Technologies "Automation's Best Friend".This view is used to log module warnings, module errors, and all activity while profiling the application for the current Module Session. Kepware's responsiveness to customer needs and strong partnerships with other leading automation suppliers ensure that your next application will be a success.
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Kepware genuine OPC software products are known worldwide for quality, reliability and ease of use. Our mission is to become the de facto standard for third party connectivity. Today, with over 100 communication protocols, and through the efforts of our direct sales, distribution and embedded partners, Kepware is the leading provider of communications with annual shipments exceeding 100,000 units.
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Since 1995, Kepware has focused on the development of communication drivers to automation controllers, I/O and field devices. Kepware is the world leader in communication software for automation and offers unique experience in both OPC and embedded device communications. Conformance data for this driver is given in Supported Objects and Services found under the features tab You should consult the Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS), available from your hardware vendor. This driver can be used successfully with devices that use the BACnet/IP (Annex J) protocol, are visible on or from an Ethernet network, and support the objects, properties, and services supported by this driver.Analog Input, Analog Output, Analog Value, Averaging, Binary Input, Binary Output, Binary Value, Calendar, Command, Device, Event Enrollment, File, Group, Life Safety Point, Life Safety Zone, Loop, Multi-state Input, Multi-State Output, Multi-State Value, Notification Class, Program, Schedule, Trend Log Supported Objects: Most properties of all of the standard object types are supported.Auto Tag Generation for BACnet supported object types.Supports subscription to Change of Value (COV) event notification for many properties.Supports Command Priority which prioritizes write requests.Supports APDU (Application Protocol Data Unit) which affects message segmentation.Devices on other BACnet network types may be accessed using BACnet gateway devices. It provides connectivity to equipment using the BACnet protocol over Ethernet (often referred to as ("BACnet/IP" or "Annex J"). This product supplies data access to any HMI, SCADA, Historian, or Enterprise application that supports OPC, DDE, Advanced DDE, FastDDE, or SuiteLink. The BACnet Device Driver was designed to plug into our industrial based communications server product and is intended for use with Building Automation and Control Networks.
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