OPC UA Compliance Test Tool (UACTT)
OPC Foundation

OPC UA Compliance Test Tool (UACTT)

The CTT can be used to test OPC UA Client and Server products for compliance to the OPC UA specification.

Multiple versions of the CTT are maintained in order to ensure that products developed against earlier versions of the OPC UA specification can continue to be tested for compliance to those specification versions and associated profiles.

Stefan Hoppe

Stefan Hoppe
President
Verl, Germany

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Key Facts

  • Client and Server modes of testing, including all test-scripts
  • Sample configurations for testing OPC Foundation Servers
  • Complete product documentation and test case documentation
  • Command-line interface for automated testing within your build system
  • Exclusive section reserved for User-defined test-scripts

Applications

  • Secure and reliable exchange of data in the industrial automation space and in other industries
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The OPC Foundation is the world’s leading community for interoperability solutions based on OPC communication specifications that deliver universal connectivity.

  • International: OPC UA is Standard IEC62541 570+ Members Worldwide
  • Security: Integrated „by Design“ - Analyzed by the BSI
  • Scalable: Sensor to the IT cloud
  • Independent: Vendor, Operating System Industry and Language
  • Transport independent: TCP / HTTPS / UDP / AMQP / MQTT / Extensible
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Ready for the Future

In 2017, the OPC Foundation released several key developments including a new Publish/Subscribe model, founded new subsidiaries such as OPC Korea, and opened new certification labs. In 2018, the company will continue to drive forward the adoption and adaption of the global interoperability standard for Industry 4.0 and the IIoT with new publications, new companion specifications, and new high-profile partnerships such as Huawei and Samsung. Stefan Hoppe, Global Vice President, OPC Foundation, in an interview with RFID & Wireless IoT Global

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