OPC UA/DA Server for Allen Bradley Logix, Micro 800, PLC5, SLC, ENI, Smart and Micro, KEPServerEX Kepware
Allen Bradley Suite - OPC UA/DA driver for Allen-Bradley PLC. It provides the acquired data to the higher-level systems via OPC UA/DA, MQTT, REST or archives it in ODBC databases. For further work with the data from the OPC Server, archiving or connecting them to IT/OT systems, we recommend using the OPC Router program. More
Allen Bradley Suite - OPC UA/DA driver for Allen-Bradley PLC. It provides the acquired data to the higher-level systems via OPC UA/DA, MQTT, REST or archives it in ODBC databases. For further work with the data from the OPC Server, archiving or connecting them to IT/OT systems, we recommend using the OPC Router program. More
Allen-Bradley Logix Family: ControlLogix, CompactLogix, MicroLogix, FlexLogix, and SoftLogix
Allen-Bradley Micro 800
Allen-Bradley PLC5 a SLC
Allen-Bradley ENI moduly pro Logix, PLC5 a SLC
Smart, Micro a Hardbook SoftPLC
ControlLogix Unsolicited: ControlLogix devices using CIP Data Table Writes
Unsolicited Ethernet: Allen-Bradley PLCs programmed to send PLC-2 type commands
Supported communication protocols
EtherNet/IP
DF1 Full a Half Duplex
DH+ a DH485
ControlNet via Logix Routing
Ethernet Encapsulation pro Serial RS-232 protocols
CIP over Ethernet (for Micro800 Series Ethernet devices)
CIP over DF1 (for Micro800 Series Serial devices)
Supported operating systems
Windows Server 2016
Windows 10
Windows Server 2012 R2 and 2012
Windows 8
Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows 7 Ultimate, Enterprise and Professional
More information, license prices and Free trial license can be found here.
Multithreaded architecture capable of connecting thousands of channels and devices and millions of tags (1024 channels, 1024 devices per channel, and an unlimited number of tags per device in a single server install)
Advanced performance and communication optimization through the support of Symbol Instance Addressing, a CIP message size of up to 4000 bytes, parallel device connections, CIP multi-request packets, array reads, and physical and symbolic protocol modes
Solicited and unsolicited communications for flexible system designs
Real-time Automatic Tag Generation from an online Logix controller for easy data discovery and integration
Logix device routing for access to devices on ControlNet, DH+, EtherNet/IP, and other brokered network topologies
