Qt 6.6.2 c++ opc ua custom structure
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@TheCipo76 said in Qt 6.6.2 c++ opc ua custom structure:
OpcUaExpert
As I see the OpcUaExpert is a software which you can buy and ask for support... Is it true? Did you try to ask them how they decode this custom struct ?
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@TheCipo76
I did not mean this. Sorry for my english.
I mean that needs multiple different input data with their respective output bytes to determine what is it used for the 01000000 after the date and the 03 between the text and the 02000000 and of course to decode the date format (is it milliseconds since when, or is it nanoseconds since 1600 as the standard describes and so on...) .7203811f7ef7da01 01000000 03000000 434e43 0b000000 43757474696e67506c616e 03 02000000 6974 0c000000 5461676c6961207069616e6f (timestamp LE?) (3) C N C (11) C u t t i n g P l a n (2) i t (12) T a g l i aSP p i a n o -
@TheCipo76
I did not mean this. Sorry for my english.
I mean that needs multiple different input data with their respective output bytes to determine what is it used for the 01000000 after the date and the 03 between the text and the 02000000 and of course to decode the date format (is it milliseconds since when, or is it nanoseconds since 1600 as the standard describes and so on...) .7203811f7ef7da01 01000000 03000000 434e43 0b000000 43757474696e67506c616e 03 02000000 6974 0c000000 5461676c6961207069616e6f (timestamp LE?) (3) C N C (11) C u t t i n g P l a n (2) i t (12) T a g l i aSP p i a n o -
@TheCipo76 It is simple. You need an ASCII code table and two hex number is one byte (eg. CNC = 43 4e 43 ) 8 hex number is one 32 bit int and so on ...
If you post a few more different outputs (and inputs if you have) i will try to help you reverse engineer the bytes!I would like!
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@TheCipo76 It is simple. You need an ASCII code table and two hex number is one byte (eg. CNC = 43 4e 43 ) 8 hex number is one 32 bit int and so on ...
If you post a few more different outputs (and inputs if you have) i will try to help you reverse engineer the bytes!Hex "6915640ba6fada010100000003000000434e430b00000043757474696e67506c616e030200000069740c0000005461676c6961207069616e6f"
i can't understand why some bytes can converted and others give unreadable result
id ���������CNC ���CuttingPlan���it ���Taglia piano
any ideas?
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Hex "6915640ba6fada010100000003000000434e430b00000043757474696e67506c616e030200000069740c0000005461676c6961207069616e6f"
i can't understand why some bytes can converted and others give unreadable result
id ���������CNC ���CuttingPlan���it ���Taglia piano
any ideas?
@TheCipo76 do you mean things like this '�' ?
It is because it is not a character code.
From the last post as I see the Hex output those bytes which I can not reverse engineer it does not changed. But the content is also the same so it might be that is the problem. Can you post Hex output with different content ?
The open62541 have DateTime conversion routines, did you try any of those ?I would like!
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@TheCipo76 do you mean things like this '�' ?
It is because it is not a character code.
From the last post as I see the Hex output those bytes which I can not reverse engineer it does not changed. But the content is also the same so it might be that is the problem. Can you post Hex output with different content ?
The open62541 have DateTime conversion routines, did you try any of those ?@sbela my goal is to check when machine is working and when not working..
the info i've posted is normal operativityi haven't find any DateTime conversion routines in the documentation
can you show me where do you see about this routines?the documentation tell that encoding type is ByteString but if Server mix different type of data how i can separate and decode it
without any other information (i.e. length..)? I think this is the real question.. -
@sbela my goal is to check when machine is working and when not working..
the info i've posted is normal operativityi haven't find any DateTime conversion routines in the documentation
can you show me where do you see about this routines?the documentation tell that encoding type is ByteString but if Server mix different type of data how i can separate and decode it
without any other information (i.e. length..)? I think this is the real question..@TheCipo76 said in Qt 6.6.2 c++ opc ua custom structure:
decode it
without any other information (i.e. length..)?You have to know the datatype. The length is there as you can see it.
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@TheCipo76 said in Qt 6.6.2 c++ opc ua custom structure:
decode it
without any other information (i.e. length..)?You have to know the datatype. The length is there as you can see it.
@Christian-Ehrlicher as you see in the first image i've posted i know the datatype..
i've created a struct where i have to store the data.. (MessageInfo)when i print (with qDebug) received data as you see upper .. i'm not able to retrieve the information that i'm expect
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@sbela showed you the hex output and the interpretation where you can clearly see that there are 4 bytes with a length information for the following characters.
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Don't know why you want to multiply it by two but do whatever you want.
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Don't know why you want to multiply it by two but do whatever you want.
@Christian-Ehrlicher Sorry..
First 16 characters-> TimeStamp
next 8 characters-> MessageLevel (can be 1, 2 or 3 from Enumeration Type)
next 8 characters-> MessageSource Length
next (MessageSource Lenght * 2) characters-> MessageSource
...@sbela said in Qt 6.6.2 c++ opc ua custom structure:
two hex number is one byte (eg. CNC = 43 4e 43 )
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These are hex numbers representing bytes, not characters...
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@TheCipo76
I did not mean this. Sorry for my english.
I mean that needs multiple different input data with their respective output bytes to determine what is it used for the 01000000 after the date and the 03 between the text and the 02000000 and of course to decode the date format (is it milliseconds since when, or is it nanoseconds since 1600 as the standard describes and so on...) .7203811f7ef7da01 01000000 03000000 434e43 0b000000 43757474696e67506c616e 03 02000000 6974 0c000000 5461676c6961207069616e6f (timestamp LE?) (3) C N C (11) C u t t i n g P l a n (2) i t (12) T a g l i aSP p i a n o@sbela said in Qt 6.6.2 c++ opc ua custom structure:
000 03000000 434e43 0b000000 43757474696e67506c616e 03 02000000 6974 0c000000 5461676c6961207069616e6f
(timestamp LE?) (3) C N C (11) C u t t i n g P l a n (2) i t (12) T a g l i aSP p i a n oCan be something like:
7203811f7ef7da01 (timestamp)
01000000 (MessageLevel ->1) (convert to decimal and then to int and obtain 1)
03000000 (MessageSource Length ->3) (convert to decimal and then to int and obtain 3)
434e43 ("CNC")
0b000000 (MessageName Length ->11) (convert to decimal bit and then to int and obtain 11)
43757474696e67506c616e ("CuttingPlan")
03 ( i don't know what is this ???)
02000000 ("it" Lenght)
6974 ("it")
0c000000 (MessageText Length ->12) (convert todecimal and then to int and obtain 12)
5461676c6961207069616e6f ("Taglia Piano") -
You really should learn basic programming stuff - I this case what a hexadecimal number is...
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You really should learn basic programming stuff - I this case what a hexadecimal number is...
@Christian-Ehrlicher You are certainly right
Thanks for the help you are giving me
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