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AVEVA™ Plant SCADA

Communication Settings

  • Last UpdatedFeb 05, 2025
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To establish communication with a device, the associated Board, Port and I/O Device need to be correctly configured in Plant SCADA Studio's Topology activity.

If you use the Express Communications Wizard to connect to a device, these settings will be automatically configured for you. However, if you need to manually configure them, use the settings outlined below.

Note: The OPCUA driver only one requires one Board and one Port to be configured.

Boards

The Boards view in Plant SCADA Studio lists the boards used in the Plant SCADA project. Each board record defines a separate board within the project.

Field

Value

Board Name

This field is user defined (e.g. 'Board1').

Board Type

Enter OPCUA.

Address

Enter zero (0).

I/O Port

Leave this field blank.

Interrupt

Leave this field blank.

Special Options

Leave this field blank.

Ports

The Ports view in Plant SCADA Studio lists the ports used in the Plant SCADA project. Each port record defines a separate port within the project.

Field

Value

Port Name

This field is user defined.

Port Number

Leave this field blank.

Board Name

Refers to the board previously defined in Boards (e.g. 'Board1').

Baud Rate

Leave this field blank.

Data Bits

Leave this field blank.

Stop Bits

Leave this field blank.

Parity

Leave this field blank.

Special Options

Leave this field blank.

Comment

Any useful comment. This field is user defined and not required by the driver.

I/O Devices

The I/O Devices view in Plant SCADA Studio lists the I/O Devices used in the Plant SCADA project. Each device record defines a device within the project.

Field

Value

Name

This field is user defined.

Number

I/O device number which needs to be unique for each logical device, but identical for redundant devices.

Address

The OPC UA server endpoint URL. The URL can include the host name, IPv4, or IPv6 address. For example:

  • opc.tcp://MyComputer:48010

    For this URL, the driver will use the dual TCP IPv4/IPv6 protocol stack if it is available, otherwise the IPv4 protocol stack.

  • opc.tcp://192.168.0.15:48010

    For this URL, the driver will use IPv4 protocol stack.

  • opc.tcp://[fe80::20ec:3acb:55d9:a3da]:48010

    For this URL, the driver will use IPv6 protocol stack.

Protocol

Enter OPCUA.

Port Name

Refers to the port previously defined in Ports.

Comment

Any useful comment. This field is user defined and not required by the driver.

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