on 03-23-2010 4:26 PM
Hi,
We have a plant that uses sockets. We would like to know more about the PCo agent "Socket" capabilities. Can anybody share their knowledge / experience / documentation etc. on this?
Regards,
Chanti.
Hi,
When configuring Source systems in PCo for a Socket agent, there are two main tabs; General Settings and Communication ports. On the Communication Ports tab, you will need to configure the following:
Socket type - either IPv4 or IPv6
Name - internal name for the socket
Address - IP address for the socket
Port - port number of the socket
I would also review the General Settings to make sure extra configuration is needed. This should help you in connecting to the source system.
Regards,
Kevin
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The reason I asked the question is, there is not much literature on socket agent except this statement "The RFC destination system is used only with the socket agent for communication with SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) and socket-based programmable logic controls". Hence, wondered if this limitation applied to the socket agent as well.
Specifically, can I use socket agent for communication between socket based PLCs and MII?
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Hi Steve, did you find a solution for the 2-way communication?
This is my scenario:
I want to control the movements of a PLC via EWM using Pco.
We guess that SAP ODA is obsolete and should be using PCO. Right?
Within PCO we have analized two options within its agents:
**Agent-Socket
**OPC DA agent
At first we had thought of using OPC DA but according to SAP note 1551065 for EWM only works the socket agent.
Thank you in advance
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