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oOPC IntroductionThis part of the documentation contains general information about the OPC Foundation, provides an introduction to the classic OPC specifications and gives a detailed introduction to OPC Unified Architecture
|oIntroduction to Classic OPC
|oMotivation for OPC UA
|oIntroduction to OPC UA
|oOPC UA Specifications
|\OPC UA Software Layers
oOPC UA FundamentalsMost important to understand how to model and access information are the OPC UA specifications Part 3 and 4
|oAddress Space Concepts
|\OPC UA Node Classes
oTutorials
|oSDK Tutorial - How to create a new data providerThere are two main development tasks to implement an OPC UA Server using the SDK
|oSDK Tutorial - How to integrate the OPC UA Server SDK into your applicationThere are two main development tasks to implement an OPC UA Server using the SDK
|\SDK Tutorial - How to use alarms in your applicationThe provided sample code shows how to create a Machine object that has a temperature sensor and sends events if the temperature exceeds or falls below certain limit values
oTechnology
|oProvider Subscription MechanismThe SDK simplifies the implementation of subscriptions tremendously
|oAuthentication
|oAuthorizationThe authorization module can be used to control a user's access to nodes in the address space
|\Alarms & Events
\Getting Started
 oLibrary Overview
 oLesson 1: Setting up a Basic OPC UA Server Console Application
 oLesson 2: Extending the Address Space with Real World Data
 oLesson 3: Connecting the Nodes to Real World Data
 oLesson 4: Adding Support for Methods
 oLesson 5: Adding Support for Events
 oLesson 6: Adding Support for Alarms & Conditions
 oLesson 7: Adding Support for Historical Access
 oSecurity Lesson 1: Securing Connections to Clients with Encryption
 oSecurity Lesson 2: Authenticating Users by Username and Password
 \Security Lesson 3: Assigning Access Rights to Nodes