Editor – Device Page
The OPC Weatherford EIE supports controllers whose data is maintained by an OPC server. The OPC Weatherford EIE uses the CygNet OPC Comm device to communicate with an OPC server. OPC is a client/server technology. One application acts as the server providing data, and the other acts as a client using data. The OPC Weatherford EIE acts as an OPC client.
Its features include the ability to view surface and downhole dynagraph cards. This device-independent functionality enables a user to view data directly in the data group editors or through the CygNet Dynagraph Viewer application. The Dynagraph Card data group is used to view card details, like configurable stroke information and load/position pairs, which are used to construct a card plot.
Note: The OPC Weatherford remote device EIE can only be paired with the OPC Comm device. The devices are non-functional without this exact combination.
The following table lists and describes EIE specifications.
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Manufacturer |
Weatherford |
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Protocol(s) |
OPC |
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Model(s) |
OPC WellPilot RPC |
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Required Files |
CxDdsOPCWFordEditors.dll UisOPCWFordDriver.dll or UisOPCWFordDriver64.dll |
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Sample Template |
OPCWFord_RPC.dtf |
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Cryout Support |
Yes |
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FMS Support |
No |
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Listen Mode |
No |
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64-bit Support |
Yes. See 64-bit Device Drivers. |
For more information, see manufacturer documentation.
See OPCIS vs OPC EIEs for a feature-by-feature comparison of the OPCIS with the OPC EIEs (OPC EIE, OPC Comm EIE, OPC Lufkin EIE, and OPC Weatherford EIE) to help you decide which OPC option best suits the requirements of your enterprise.
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