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does the server overwrite them? |
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I simplified the code and investigated a bit deeper. Now, I can summarize it as: When I run this code, the value of NodeA is set to 601.0, but value of NodeB changes to 2.004 as well. Similarly, when I set value of NodeB to 601.0, value of NodeC changes to 2.004. When I set value of NodeA to 601.2, NodeB changes to 107618480. Likewise, when I set value of NodeB to 601.2, NodeC changes to 107618480. When I don't set any values, they remain unchanged. It feels like some kind of data overflow. |
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I use python-opcua to set some values in a Kepware server. I set 11 nodes one after another. I observe that values are initially set correctly, but after a few operations they change.
For example, I set all nodes to 601, then some them (not all) change to 2.004. If I set to another value, the resulting value is different as well.
Can you spot anything wrong in the following code?
What may be changing the values?
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