Adding Device and reflecting on front end

[ShreyanshMalewar]

i am using opcua protocol although i realize that there is still configuration that is yet to be done by me, because after adding device, also after creating device property, variables, read tasks i am still unable to understand how to configure a device and test it on front end.
i am using a server for my pyscada and i have pinged the plc on the same server, with static ip

advise from creators is needed

[clavay]

Hello,

Can you provide the screenshots of the OPCUA Device configuration and the associated variables ?

Can you provide also the pyscada logs ?
sudo tail -n1000 /var/log/pyscada/pyscada_debug.log

[clavay]

If you want to make a tutorial from your PDF, we could add it to the PyScada-OPCUA plugin.

[ShreyanshMalewar]

if that PDF helps, please add it to the PyScada-OPCUA plugin,
kindly let me know if you want me to add any more details before finalizing the PDF.

[clavay]

I was thinking more about a tutorial with details on how do you connect and validate the values you get in PyScada.

[ShreyanshMalewar]

can you please tell me how the tutorial will be, like what specific points should I cover for establishing connection and validating values.
i will upload a Word file so that you can make changes, and then we will finalize a PDF, once you give it a green flag.

[clavay]

I was thinking about some text to explain your steps and pictures.

• Which instruments are you connecting and which data will you read.
• How do you configure them in PyScada.
• What is the result you see in the admin and user interfaces.

[clavay]

Good news.
Your logs seems to be duplicated, look at the config in settings.py.

One question, I see your device read 6 values for each variable (one value don't pass the COV check, so 5 are kept) each pooling interval and the default handler shoud read only 1 value: Did you made a specific device handler for your OPC-UA device ?

I close the discussion.
Please open an issue in the corresponding project if needed (PyScada, PyScada-OPCUA,...).

[ShreyanshMalewar]

as per your advice, i have never used any device handler for the OPC-UA device
i am not sure as to why i am getting 6 values, it can be due to me setting the values in the write task as 6 and more?
and i kept the pooling interval as 5 seconds while creating the device maybe that's why

i will run few more tests and get back to you with a proper reason.