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node-opcua
ClientAlarm
Class ClientAlarm
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describes a OPCUA Alarm as seen in the client side
Hierarchy
EventEmitter
ClientAlarm
Index
Constructors
constructor
Properties
condition
Id
event
Id
event
Type
fields
Methods
acknowledge
confirm
get
Retain
on
update
Constructors
constructor
new
Client
Alarm
(
eventFields
:
EventStuff
)
:
ClientAlarm
Parameters
eventFields:
EventStuff
Returns
ClientAlarm
Properties
condition
Id
condition
Id
:
NodeId
event
Id
event
Id
:
Buffer
event
Type
event
Type
:
NodeId
fields
fields
:
EventStuff
Methods
acknowledge
acknowledge
(
session
:
ClientSession
, comment
:
string
)
:
Promise
<
StatusCode
>
Parameters
session:
ClientSession
comment:
string
Returns
Promise
<
StatusCode
>
confirm
confirm
(
session
:
ClientSession
, comment
:
string
)
:
Promise
<
StatusCode
>
Parameters
session:
ClientSession
comment:
string
Returns
Promise
<
StatusCode
>
get
Retain
get
Retain
(
)
:
boolean
Returns
boolean
on
on
(
eventName
:
"changed"
, eventHandler
:
(
)
=>
void
)
:
ClientAlarm
Parameters
eventName:
"changed"
eventHandler:
(
)
=>
void
(
)
:
void
Returns
void
Returns
ClientAlarm
update
update
(
eventFields
:
EventStuff
)
:
void
Parameters
eventFields:
EventStuff
Returns
void
Modules
node-
opcua
node-
opcua-
address-
space
node-
opcua-
basic-
types
node-
opcua-
certificate-
manager
node-
opcua-
client
node-
opcua-
data-
access
node-
opcua-
data-
model
node-
opcua-
data-
value
node-
opcua-
guid
node-
opcua-
nodeid
node-
opcua-
server
node-
opcua-
status-
codes
node-
opcua-
types
node-
opcua-
variant
Client
Alarm
constructor
condition
Id
event
Id
event
Type
fields
acknowledge
confirm
get
Retain
on
update
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describes a OPCUA Alarm as seen in the client side