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DeviceXPlorer OPC Server enables connectivity to 400+ devices with OPC UA, DA, AE, scripting, alarming, and cloud-ready interfaces.

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Overview

DeviceXPlorer OPC Server by Takebishi, now offered globally through ICONICS, is a powerful OPC-standard communications solution. It delivers connectivity to over 400 device types across more than 100 vendors. Built-in OPC UA, DA, and AE support, along with scripting, alarming, and cloud-ready interfaces, make it ideal for integration with SCADA systems like ICONICS GENESIS. It runs on both 32‑ and 64‑bit Windows and includes a 3‑hour demo mode for evaluation.

Features and Capabilities

  • Extensive Protocol & Device Support: Connect to over 400 devices from 100+ vendors—including PLCs, robots, CNCs, sensors, and more via standards like Modbus, EtherNet/IP, MTConnect, BACnet/IP.
  • OPC Standards Compliance: Fully supports OPC UA (including Historical Access, Alarms & Conditions, Pub/Sub, Reverse Connect), OPC DA, and OPC AE.
  • Cloud Connectivity: Native MQTT and HTTP client support enables integration with cloud platforms like Azure and AWS.
  • High Performance & Scalability: Up to 2× throughput compared to competitors (e.g., Kepware), with editions offering 255 concurrent connections.
  • Built-In Scripting & Alarm Handling: Lua scripting enables custom data processing and file/log actions; supports OPC A&E alarms with four levels and rate-of-change monitoring.
  • Runtime Configuration & Redundancy: Version 7 introduces runtime config changes and supports redundant setups via SCADA failover.
  • Multi-Version Support: Runs on both 32‑bit and 64‑bit Windows; most drivers are available in both versions.
  • Configuration Import Tools: Import CSV or convert settings from other servers like KEPServerEX to ease migration.
  • Global Licensing & Language Support: Offers hardware dongle, machine code, or remote licensing; supports English, Japanese, Traditional & Simplified Chinese, and Korean.