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Install and develop with any Visual Studio version The Visual Studio 2005
- 2010
version includes the Quick Data client source code.
Local IO is an object oriented .NET
assembly that supports the development of OPC DA 2.0 clients by encapsulating all of
the OPC communications details in one assembly. Not just an OPC wrapper; you never have to deal with COM to .NET interop issues. Focus your efforts on
your application's functionality and avoid the costs of man-months of developing
and testing thousands of lines of tedious communications code. The
installation includes several examples in VB.NET and C#
demonstrating acquiring data via polled and event driven data.
Great for quickly
developing any application where you need to use process data with the powerful
Microsoft .NET framework capabilities or for embedding in commercial products.
Get real-time data into your application in just a few minutes with
the free, no-risk, evaluation. No
runtime licenses.
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Native .NET interfaces
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Retrieve data either by events or by polling
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Receive events by the group or by the tag
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Multithreaded asynchronous reads and writes to the OPC servers
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Timed asynchronous write responses automatically
monitored for you
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DCOM connections to the OPC servers
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Domain, node and server browsing
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Build your own UI or use the built-in user interface
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Visual Studio .NET IntelliSense, CHM and Object Browser help
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Free support
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Works in a Windows service
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Format conversions for displaying hexadecimal, binary or decimal
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All versions of Visual Studio 2003 - 2010 work with
the same license
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Supports servers with or without tag browsing
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Built-in watchdog functionality to monitor server connection
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PropertyChanged, Updated and Errored events
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Sample Quick Data client included in the setup
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Quick Data source code with VS 2005 version
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Numerous working sample projects included
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Error messages can be routed to the Windows Event Logger
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Easily get lists of OPC servers, network nodes or OPC tags
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Schedule tags by period and deadband
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Supports ISerializable for saving/loading configurations
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Great support for array tags
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Converts all
OPC datatypes to native .NET types
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No OPC communications knowledge required
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