ason Member A Join Date Oct 2005 Location Home Posts 317 Sep 17, 2012 #1 Hey, i want to setup a siemens OPC-server but i cant find what i need. Im need to read data from 10 Siemens S7 system over TCP/IP and it´s around 200 tags. What is the right OPC-server for that? Thanks /Ason
Hey, i want to setup a siemens OPC-server but i cant find what i need. Im need to read data from 10 Siemens S7 system over TCP/IP and it´s around 200 tags. What is the right OPC-server for that? Thanks /Ason
JesperMP Lifetime Supporting Member + Moderator Join Date Feb 2003 Location ᚴᚬᛒᛅᚾᚼᚬᚠᚾ Posts 16,306 Sep 17, 2012 #2 For a regular ethernet card, you need SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE. Choose 6GK1704-1CW08-1AA0 for Windows 7 32/64-bit. (notice: There is a less expensive "LEAN" version of SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE, but it only supports 8 connections, so avoid that one).
For a regular ethernet card, you need SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE. Choose 6GK1704-1CW08-1AA0 for Windows 7 32/64-bit. (notice: There is a less expensive "LEAN" version of SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE, but it only supports 8 connections, so avoid that one).
Mark- Lifetime Supporting Member M Join Date Nov 2008 Location Texas Posts 766 Sep 17, 2012 #3 Hello, PeakHMI can handle the task.
ason Member OP A Join Date Oct 2005 Location Home Posts 317 Sep 17, 2012 #4 JesperMP said: For a regular ethernet card, you need SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE. Choose 6GK1704-1CW08-1AA0 for Windows 7 32/64-bit. (notice: There is a less expensive "LEAN" version of SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE, but it only supports 8 connections, so avoid that one). Click to expand... Thanks Jesper, going to take a look on that. Mark- said: Hello, PeakHMI can handle the task. Click to expand... Hey Mark, i have used Simatic OPC on some other applications like this but in those cases i used a existing Simatic server, and the customer wanna use what they are familiar with.
JesperMP said: For a regular ethernet card, you need SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE. Choose 6GK1704-1CW08-1AA0 for Windows 7 32/64-bit. (notice: There is a less expensive "LEAN" version of SIMATIC SOFTNET S7 IE, but it only supports 8 connections, so avoid that one). Click to expand... Thanks Jesper, going to take a look on that. Mark- said: Hello, PeakHMI can handle the task. Click to expand... Hey Mark, i have used Simatic OPC on some other applications like this but in those cases i used a existing Simatic server, and the customer wanna use what they are familiar with.
Stephen Luft Lifetime Supporting Member Join Date May 2002 Location South Portland, ME Posts 671 Sep 17, 2012 #5 Ason, Do you already have the OPC server from Siemens? If not, you may want to consider Kepware's KepserverEX: http://www.eternity-sales.com/Kepware/Kepware.htm The manual for the Siemens server suite can be found through the following link: http://www.eternity-sales.com/Kepware/kepwaredownloads.htm From this same link, you can download the software.
Ason, Do you already have the OPC server from Siemens? If not, you may want to consider Kepware's KepserverEX: http://www.eternity-sales.com/Kepware/Kepware.htm The manual for the Siemens server suite can be found through the following link: http://www.eternity-sales.com/Kepware/kepwaredownloads.htm From this same link, you can download the software.