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FactoryTalk Optix Studio Help

Getting started
Become familiar with the terminology, design concepts, and workflows present in the FactoryTalk® Optix™ environment and create your first project.
Creating projects
Create a project and your application logic.
Extending projects
Use C# to implement custom functionalities into your application logic.
- NetLogic
  You can use C# code in a project to extend its functionalities.
- C# project nodes
  The code of a NetLogic represents the project nodes by special C# classes that contain and expose properties.
- Methods and events in C#
  You can define C# methods in a NetLogic.
  - Define methods in C#
    You can define methods and OPC UA methods in C#.
  - Subscribe methods to events
    When an object generates an event, the event data is displayed using a corresponding delegate event handler method.
  - Variables and objects generic events
  - Run asynchronous code
    Asynchronous mode is useful to run code at regular time intervals, at specific time, or to run tasks that are time-bound or CPU-bound.
  - REST API Client
    Use the REST API Client NetLogic to expose methods for HTTP requests.
- Sessions and users in C#
  Read and modify the properties of a runtime session through the properties of the Session C# variable, displayed by NetLogic. Modify session properties to authenticate another user for a session or change the locale of the session.
- C# API reference
  Use C# APIs to create logics that manipulate project nodes, variables, log messages, dynamic links, aliases, paths, and translations.
Deploying projects
Compile projects to FactoryTalk Optix Applications and then deploy the applications to target devices.
Tutorials
Tutorials and short procedures to help with designing your own FactoryTalk Optix Applications.
21CFR Part 11 Regulation Compliance
Get acquainted with specific FactoryTalk® Optix setup instructions to comply with the 21 CFR Part 11 Regulation.

Methods and events in C#

You can define C# methods in a NetLogic.

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