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The GEProficy Protocol Driver connects the software platform with the GE Proficy Historian, enabling data exchange. The GE Proficy Historian collects, stores, distributes, and retrieves industrial time - series and A&E data. The GEProficy Protocol Driver captures real-time data, ensures secure storage, and supports retrieval, enhancing data accessibility for asset and process performance analysis.
Summary
Communication Driver Information | |
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Driver name | GE Proficy Historian Connector |
Assembly Name | T.ProtocolDriver.GEProficy |
Assembly Version | 1.0.0.0 |
Available for Linux | True |
Devices supported | |
Manufacturer | |
Interface | Custom |
Protocol | TCP/IP |
PC Requirements | Ethernet port |
Configuration
All initial configurations for devices in the solutions on the software platform encompass the following workflow:
Defining a Channel using a target communication Protocol creates the base instance for linking a Node. Learn more at Devices - Channels.
Defining the Node linked to the created Channel. Learn more at Devices - Nodes.
Defining the Point that you would like to monitor. Learn more at Devices - Points.
Protocols define communication rules between the platform and devices. Channels define global parameters for using a communication protocol. Nodes represent physical field devices (like a PLC) with a unique field address (PrimaryStation). Points represent tags within a device. Additionally, AccessType defines how the device interacts with the platform (Read and/or Write). Learn more atDevices - AccessType.
Channels
Nodes
Points
AccessTypes
Driver Revision History
GE Proficy Driver Revision History | |
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Version | Notes |
1.0.0.0 | Initial release on new documentation standards |
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