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But then does have some angle braces inside of it. We see that the next part here is the data type, which does have a set of curly braces around it. Then I scroll down a little bit more back to that example there. As well as the notation that we'll need to use to access them. But basically the various areas inside of the device. Now if I scroll up just a little bit here, there is a table that basically spells out all the we call them data areas here, but I believe in the device they're called memory areas. So in the very least willing to start with the area. And by more or less I mean, some of these items are actually optional. So when you're filling out that addresses page on the gateway here, we more or less follow this example here. Where we can see it has some syntax examples and then it gives you some more flashed out examples. But, I did want to head over to the examples area here. And the page may change over time depending on when you watched this video. So I'm going to switch over to our user manual here, we do have an Omron FINS driver page here. Now, to really understand how this works, we need to know a thing or two about syntax and this particular driver. And these nodes can be assigned addresses, from inside of the devices programming. So what this does is, it allows us to effectively create nodes inside of our OPC UA server that are then browsable. And then we see this piece of user interface right here. So what I'm going to do to start is, I'm going to click on the more drop down here and I'm going to click on addresses. What I'm going to show you here would work just as well on a UDP type connection, they both use the same addresses page. Now this is an Omron FINS TCP connection.

Instead, I'm going to show you the addresses page here on this device connection. It's kind of a slow method to do so I'm not even going to bother showing you. So going to the designer and creating an OPC tag. There are a couple of ways to do this, one option which I'm not going to show you, is manually creating OPC tags.

And I want to access some values inside of this device connection. We can see here I have a device connection already configured. In this lesson, we'll take a look at creating tags for Omron FINS device connections.