looking to see if anybody knows a way to steam data coming in to a Blysem interface to a specific TCP socket. Example i have process data coming into my interface and would like to send that data to another system to process and they would like to see the raw data on 192.168.x.x socket 4972? any thoughts
@Greg: Looking from the Interface Search page from the techsupport web site, this interface is not recognized. I have never heard of this one. By no chance, Google is giving me back information on this. Can you give us more feedback? Do you have any Data Access technologies to "talk" with your Blysem interface? If it is the case, you could use PI SDK/AF SDK to collect the events into the PI System.
sorry it is the Bailey DSC interface.
Hello Greg,
Is it possibly the PI Interface for Bailey Infi90 SemAPI for Windows?
When reading your question I understand that you would like to fan the data that the interface sends to your PI Server to a particular TCP socket. Is my understanding correct?
yes that is correct. for both the interface and what we are trying to accomplish thank you!
I don't see how to achieve this kind of fanning through the Interface itself, PI Buffer Server or PI Buffer Subsystem.
Hence I would look for a way to make the data available from the PI Server / PI System. Making use of PI Update Manager by signing up for Snapshot or Archive updates makes sense.
192.168.x.x socket 4972 is clear so far. What data format / protocol where you thinking off?
Best throughts for steaming: boil some water and suspend the network cable above the boiling water...
But now serious: my first idea would be to create a little application that listens on the TCP port, and sends all incoming data to the other port.
In addition i assume you still want to send the data to the Blysem interface, thus you would want to stream the data to a second port where the Blysem iterface is listening at. I don't know any details on the Blysem interface, thus there might be some issues if the protocol has any communication between the PI Interface and the Blysem system.
Hope this helps.