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PI Interface for TCP Response

Interface directories

  • Last UpdatedFeb 14, 2023
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All PI interface installations use a standardized directory structure as described below:

PIHOME directory tree

TCPResponse is a 32-bit Interface

The [PIHOME] directory tree is defined by the PIHOME entry in the pipc.ini configuration file. This pipc.ini file is an ASCII text file, which is located in the %windir% directory.

For 32-bit operating systems, a typical pipc.ini file contains the following lines:

[PIPC]
PIHOME=C:\Program Files\PIPC

For 64-bit operating systems, a typical pipc.ini file contains the following lines:

[PIPC]
PIHOME=C:\Program Files(X86)\PIPC

The above lines define the root of the PIHOME directory on the C: drive. The PIHOME directory does not need to be on the C: drive. OSIsoft recommends using the paths shown above as the root PIHOME directory name.

Note: Restrict the Windows accounts that can create or write files in the %PIHOME% folder and subfolders.

Interface installation directory

The installation kit for the read/write version will automatically install the interface to: PIHOME\Interfaces\<interfacename> (where <interfacename> is the name of your actual interface).

Note: PIHOME is defined in the pipc.ini file.

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