How to connect ecs-700 to KEPServer

Do you want to use ECS700 as an OPC CLIENT?

Product Overview: LinkMaster is capable of linking data between OPC servers, thus serving as a universal bridge for OPC systems. LinkMaster acts as both an OPC server and a DDE server, thereby enabling connections between old DDE systems and new applications with OPC support. No programming skills required – LinkMaster is a fast and reliable Windows application that doesn’t demand any programming knowledge. You just need to create your link by “dragging and dropping”. Built-in scaling, user access management, error tracking, and write optimization features give you full control over data flow and application access. Control data transmission through link groups. Link groups are used to collect OPC items that move between OPC servers at a specified rate. LinkMaster allows you to use multiple link groups to control the speed at which data is transferred from one OPC server to another. By using link groups with different update rates, you can customize data transmission to meet the requirements of your application. Certain items may require high-speed transmission, while other items in the application may need a slower update rate. You can gain this level of control through link groups. The advantage of this is that network traffic is reduced and reliability is improved. The LinkMaster feature offers comprehensive data bridging, drag-and-drop link creation, error logging, and support for creating custom remote machine references. Built-in redundancy. Supports operation as COM and DCOM services under Windows. Data scaling. Link item management. User management. EventViewer use cases. Bridging between OPC servers. The most common use case for LinkMaster is to link data between two (or more) OPC servers. For example, a customer may use RSLinx to connect to an Allen-Bradley PLC, and Kepware U-CON drivers to connect to a weight checker. In this case, the customer needs to be able to send proportional data to the PLC easily. Another interesting use of the OPC server collector or gateway LinkMaster is to operate as a single OPC server, providing data from multiple OPC servers. This method shows that LinkMaster can act as both a client and a server. For example, a client may have an OPC connection from an OPC client application, but needs to retrieve data from multiple OPC servers. OPC server within server bridging: This scenario is typically used when a client needs to route data between two PLCs connected to the same server. Using LinkMaster to define tag data routing can be much simpler than creating new ladder logic in the PLC (especially in older systems). For example, clients may use KEPServerEX to connect to Allen-Bradley ControlLogix PLCs as well as Yokogawa DX data recorders.