Aps connector, Supports questionable bit, Uses pi sdk – Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Historian SE 3.0 H2H Interface User Guide User Manual

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Introduction

4

Feature

Support

Inputs to Historian: Scan-based /
Unsolicited / Event Tags

Scan-based Only

* Supports Questionable Bit

No

Supports Multi-character PointSource

Yes

Maximum Point Count

Unlimited

* Uses PI SDK

No

PINet String Support

No

* Source of Timestamps

Source Historian Server

History Recovery

Yes

UniInt-based

* Disconnected Startup

* SetDeviceStatus

Yes
No
Yes

Failover

Source Historian Server-Level
UniInt Phase 2 Interface Level (Warm)

* Vendor Software Required on
Historian interface node / PINet Node

No

Vendor Software Required on Foreign
Device

No

Vendor Hardware Required

No

Additional Historian Software Included
with Interface

No

Device Point Types

Real, Integer and Digital.

Serial-Based Interface

No

* See available paragraphs below for further explanation.

APS Connector

The PItoPI APS Connector (PItoPI_APS) is a specific module that communicates with the
Receiving and Source Host FactoryTalk Historian SE‟s, gets tag attribute updates from the
Source Host FactoryTalk Historian System, and locates new and deleted points on the Source
Host FactoryTalk Historian System. The PItoPI APS Connector and its attendant routines are
called with each synchronization scan.

Note: The PItoPI APS Connector contains a separate implementation of the
procedure to identify the source point for an interface point. If an interface instance is
registered with APS, confirm that the PItoPI APS Connector version implements the
same procedure as the interface, which is required to ensure that the PItoPI APS
Connector synchronizes with the same source point as the interface.

Supports Questionable Bit

The interface will copy questionable bit data for a give source point from one PI3 server to
another. However the interface itself does not make this a configurable parameter.

Uses PI SDK

The PI SDK and the PI API are bundled together and must be installed on each interface
node. This Interface does not specifically make PI SDK calls.

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