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Latest revision as of 10:37, 4 June 2012
WinCC Flexible with the IBHsoftec OPC Server V4.x
When creating a project, first select in the column <PLC> the protocol OPC. Then at <Connection> also OPC may be chosen.
In the project tree-item <Connections> now the connection has to be given a name, in our sample IBHOPC.
Here also the server IBHSoftec.IBHOPC.DA.1 needs to be chosen.
Create OPC variables manually:
In the column <Address> now the desired variables can be entered:
The notation required for WinCC Flexible consists of :
<Access-Path>.<Item Name>
In our sample : S7_300.M.Anlauf
The <Access-Path> corresponds to the name of the <PLC>, as it is defined with the IBH OPCEditor :
Convienient creation of OPC Variables with the browsing function :
A click on the dropdown in the column <Symbol>opens a window, that permits browsing of the servers address space:
The created OPC Variables now may be used:
