Working with SAEAUT SNMP OPC Server

Steps that have to be / can be done depend on installed product modification. Following steps, described bellow are for the most complete modification – SAEAUT SNMP OPC Server™ PROFESSIONAL (in modifications BASIC and ENHANCED some steps can not / need not be done):

·	Installation of SNMP services and MS IIS

SAEAUT SNMP OPC Server™ runtime application uses services SNMP service and SNMP Trap that can be turned on as Windows OS features. Please turn them on. If you will use XML DA wrapper or SAEAUT OPC WebView install also Microsoft Internet Information Services

·	Installation of base applications – Configurator and runtime application

By installation of the product, first, only these two applications are installed. Others can be installed later from START MENU of the SAEAUT SNMP OPC Server™ .

·	Installation of other applications if you will use them – OPC XML DA and OPC UA wrappers, SNMP agent, SAEAUT OPC WebView from START MENU of the SAEAUT SNMP OPC Server™ .

·	Setting of Windows NT service features for SNMP OPC Server running in service mode (if required)

There is possibility e.g. to set it to be started by start of the host computer

·	Product activation – from demo mode to full featured mode

It is provided using software license key.

·	Start Configurator

it will be started immediately after installation with demo configuration, or can be started from START MENU

·	Configuration of:

Devices

Manually

Using IP scanner

Configuring of new simulation signals if you need them

Configuring of new alarm definitions if you will use OPC AE interfaces

Configuring of new conversions if you need them

OPC items / OID's

Directly using dialog OPC items dialog boxes

By scanning of connected devices for MIB variables

By import from MIB files

JScript processing by reading/writing of MIB variables

Pre-processing for OPC items mapped only to JScript variables

Define global JScript variables (if you need them)

·	Set options in Configurator

·	Testing of pure SNMP communication with devices from Configurator

·	Activation of the actual configuration

·	Start OPC server runtime from Configurator and watch OPC item values in Monitor view

·	View log files in Log file viewer if a problem occur

·	Start of the wrappers (if necessary)

·	Start of the SNMP OPC Server runtime as Windows NT service (if not started by an wrapper)

·	Start of the SNMP OPC Server runtime by an OPC client application (if not started by an wrapper or as Windows NT service) .

·	Use SAEAUT OPC WebView to read / write OPC items over Internet /intranetTest and learn using of TRAPs with SAEAUT SNMP Agent

·	Use source codes of OPC client applications as templates by development of your own OPC client applications