SSI Driver
| The WinCC OA driver SSI is used for interfacing SAT remote systems. Data is exchanged between WinCC OA and the SAT system via LAN (Ethernet, IEEE 802.3); the message formats used are the SAT-defined SSI formats. |
| SK 1703 remote devices are supported with a suitable communications card (KE/ET). This must be configured by the SAT engineer and made ready for communication. |
| On the host side, all procedures supported by WinCC OA drivers for converting raw values into engineering values and vice versa are provided, such as filtering, message conversion and command conversion (by means of configurable configs). |
| The data points represented in WinCC OA are assigned to their hardware addresses via peripheral address configs. Since related items of data are also sent by means of common SSI messages, each peripheral address specifies a (potential) message. If a message contains several items of data, then these can be distinguished by a subindex (this can also be configured in the peripheral address config). |
| For almost all message types, however, it is also possible to combine all the data in one common data point (discussed specifically for the individual message types). |
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The data points can be configured either in panels in the User Interface, or by importing ASCII configuration files from an ASCII manager (please refer to the specifications the two managers). The usage requires a valid license! For information on the supported platforms for the SSI driver see Supported Platforms of the most important Drivers. |
| Chapter | Description |
| SSI, basics | General overview and links to the chapters |
| Starting the SSI driver | Starting and command line options |
| Possible config entries | Possible entries of the configuration file |
| Panel for configuring the SSI driver | Description of the panel |
| Establishing communication, internal data point | Connections and elements of the data point _SSI_Alive_1 |
| Terms and special features | Details of addressing |
| GA data and GA request | Details of the general request |
| Message formats | Structure of messages |
| System messages and sorting messages | Message are written to data point elements |
| Data messages | Details to address structure and message formats |
| Error handling and messaging | Default error handling |
