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Home > Products > Event Management > OPC A&E Explorer MatrikonOPC A&E Explorer MatrikonOPC A&E Explorer--> A free OPC Client used to view OPC Alarms and Events and test OPC A&E connections. Built for integrators, developers, and others using Alarms and Events via OPC, MatrikonOPC A&E Explorer is a free utility for testing and troubleshooting OPC A&E servers. Not only does this OPC Explorer support A&E, it also supports connectivity to OPC DA, for your real-time connections. Beyond simple connection testing, MatrikonOPC A&E Explorer provides advanced functions including OPC server load testing, identifying secure OPC Servers and the ability to connect to them to test for proper configuration. MatrikonOPC's Industrial Strength Guarantee Here at MatrikonOPC, we stand behind our products. Included in your purchase price is all software updates, 24/7 access to MatrikonOPC’s world-class support from our highly trained professionals around the globe and more for 1 year. We'll support you or your money back! MatrikonOPC A&E Explorer will tell the user which OPC interfaces are supported in their OPC Server. This will include DA, HDA, Alarms and Events (A&E) and OPC Security. With the addition of OPC Security, users will now be able to securely log in to access data on their OPC server. Supported OPC Specifications: OPC A&E 1.1 © 2025 Honeywell International Inc.Home | Search | Site Map | Terms Of Use | Contact

Hi, allI am currently trying to connect to a remote NI OPC server with our own OPC client, but we are having problem right now. Here is the description:The server machine is running National Instruments [National Instruments.Variable Engine.1 OPC server] on Windows Vista Business. We are able to connect to the OPC server locally on that machine using Matrikon OPC explorer. This machine has IP 10.1.0.1. The client machine is connected to the server machine using a crossed network cable. Both machines have the Windows firewall off.Our client machine runs Windows XP, with its IP set to 10.1.0.2. The default gateway is set to 10.1.0.2, so all traffic is routed through the crossed network cable. It has National Instruments [Measurement & Automation Explorer (MAX), version 4.6.2f1] and Matrikon OPC explorer [version 3.3.2.0] installed.We can successfully connect to the NI OPC server using Matrikon OPC explorer, by specifying 10.1.0.1 as the server host, and [National Instruments.Variable Engine.1] as the server name. In Matrikon OPC explorer, we see two NI OPC servers- one on the client machine, and one of the remote server machine. Both have the same server name.When we try to connect to the remote server OPC using custom VB code utilizing OPC Data Access Automation 2.2.5.0 (wrapped in OPCDAAuto.dll), we get an "unspecified error". The code we use is:OPC = New OPCAutomation.OPCServerOPC.Connect(OPC_Server, OPC_ServerHost)Where OPC_Server="[National Instruments.Variable Engine.1]" and OPC_ServerHost="10.1.0.1".We are able to connect to the local NI OPC server by setting OPC_ServerHost="localhost" and the same server name.We noticed that the client machine has a program (supposedly the NI software) which listens to local port 135 (OPC port), which then routes to a port on the server machine (10.1.0.1). We are not sure if this means that the local NI server on the client machine is a shadow copy of the remote server?Thanks!

FrameWorX Server, within GENESIS64 and the Workbench, can be used to configure outer UA servers.To Configure OPC UA Servers within FrameWorX Server:Expand the BackEnd Servers branch of the FrameWorX Server Project Explorer within the GENESIS64 Workbench so that you can see the OPC UA/.NET Servers sub-branch.Right-click on OPC UA/.NET Servers then select Edit.Selecting OPC UA Servers within the FrameWorX Server Project Explorer-OR-Select OPC UA Servers in the FrameWorX Server Project Explorer, then click on the Edit tool in the Workbench's Home ribbon.Selecting OPC UA Servers within the Workbench RibbonThis opens the FrameWorX Server OPC UA Servers properties in the right-side pane of the Workbench, as shown below.FrameWorX Server OPC UA Servers PropertiesThe following column properties can be filled in:Server Name: a (user friendly) display name of the OPC UA Server.Endpoint URI: URI of the OPC UA Server endpoint; the address the OPC UA server uses to communicate with other servers.Secondary Endpoint URI: URI of the secondary/backup OPC UA Server endpoint – used only if the OPC UA server is redundant.Security Mode: can be one of the following values – None, Sign, Sign And Encrypt (default is None).Security Policy URI: for Sign or Sign And Encrypt security mode, it can be one of the following values - None, Basic 128 RSA 15, or Basic 256 (default is None).Connect on Startup: flag saying whether the OPC UA server will be automatically connected to the FrameWorX Server (default is false).Username: Username and Password for the connecting to OPC UA ServerClick Apply to save your changes, then click out of the OPC UA Servers tab at the top of the screen to exit.

Matrikon OPC UA Suite Essential OPC UA Tools for Migration, Testing, and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) Projects OPC UA serves as the foundation for implementing Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Platform Industry 4.0 era architectures thanks to its many advantages like: scalability, security, perforamcne, information modeling capabilities, and much more. Whether you are looking to implement a full blown IIoT/I4.0 architecture utilizing the latest OPC UA technology or are looking to upgrade or mix and match existing OPC classic components with newer OPC UA compoenents – use the Matrikon OPC UA suite of products to make your project implementation a success.A comlete shopfloor data connectivity solution that scales from individual connections to enterprise wide data connectivity management: Matrikon Data Broker (MDB) A comlete shopfloor data connectivity solution that scales from individual connections to enterprise wide data connectivity management: - Setup secure OPC UA connectivity across firewalls - Federate multiple OPC UA servers into a single access point - NEW: Publish all your OPC UA data over MQTT (Learn more about MQTT Publisher) - Manage your MDB based architecture remotely using OPC UA Explorer MDB is Data Technology for the IIoT era. MDB runs on Windows, Linux, and as a Docker container. Matrikon Data Broker Adapters (MDBA) Modernize your 3rd party data sources by enabling robust OPC UA data connectivity and interoperability with them using Matrikon Data Broker Adapters, which: - Communicate natively with various data sources - Act as open standard-based OPC UA servers, enabling UA clients to access your source data - Enable you to use UA Reverse Connect via Matrikon Data Broker - And much more. OPC UA Server for Modbus (MDB Adapter) The Matrikon OPC UA Server for Modbus enables you to integrate and modernize your Modbus components using secure, open-standard-based OPC UA connectivity. As a Matrikon Data Broker (MDB) Adapter, the Matrikon OPC UA server for Modbus ties directly into Matrikon Data Broker, providing you with access to crucial IIoT era functionality like data source federation, context enhancement, and secure enterprise and cloud (MQTT) data visibility, and more. Matrikon OPC UA Tunneller™ If you want to OPC UA enable your 3rd Party OPC Classic components, want to eliminate the use of DCOM between OPC Classic components, or you need to mix OPC UA and OPC Classic clients and servers – you can do it all with Matrikon OPC UA Tunneller. Matrikon OPC UA Explorer