Programs based on OPC Studio can be configured and instrumented in various ways. Even without further effort on your side, each application developed with OPC Studio exposes the configuration and instrumentation capabilities that can be used to influence and observe its runtime behavior. You also have an option to modify some of the related behavior programmatically.

For configuration and instrumentation features that every application based on OPC Studio has, see Configuration and Instrumentation . The articles under these categories in Knowledge Base apply not only to your OPC Studio-based application, but also to other software developed with OPC Studio, such as some the accompanying tools and utilities.

There are also configuration and instrumentation tasks that are only available from code. They include:

• OPC UA Application Configuration. By changing setting of the component, you can change the global parameters of the OPC UA Application you are developing.
• Component Event Logging. You can hook to and process log events generated by the components.
• Programmatic Component Configuration. You can instantiate the components with initial settings given by a configuration that you provide.