Lenze PC-based Automation Industrial PC - Manual (Page 115)

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13.3.4.3 Local use of CAN OPC tunnel
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How to access the variables of the CAN OPC tunnel:
Place the prefix CAN in front of the variable. Specify the variable in the following
form:
.can
<Can port>.dev<Device CAN address>.pari<24575 minus
code>d
<Data type>
Example: CAN.can1.dev40.pari24572d8
13.3.4.4 Using the Remote SoftPLC OPC tunnel
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How to access the variables of the Remote SoftPLC OPC tunnel:
1. Place the ID of the Remote IPC RemoteIPC and the prefix PLC.PLC: in front of the
variables,
2. Specify the variable in the form <CoDeSys block>.<CoDeSys variable>.
Example: RemoteIPC.PLC.PLC:.EPMAP
13.3.4.5 Using the Remote data manager OPC tunnel
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How to access the variables of the Remote data manager OPC tunnel:
1. Place the ID of the Remote IPC RemoteIPC and the prefix DM in front of the
variables,
2. Enter the variable in the form of .pari<24575 minus code>d<data type>.
Example: RemoteIPC.DM.pari24572d8
13.3.4.6 Local use of Remote CAN OPC tunnel

How to access the variables of the Remote CAN OPC tunnel:
1. Place the ID of the Remote IPC RemoteIPC and the prefix CAN in front of the
variables,
2. Enter the variable in the form of .can<CAN port>.dev<CAN address
device>.pari<24575
minus code>d<data type>.
Example: RemoteIPC.CAN.can1.dev40.pari24572d8