Add a SORIS Adapter

  1. In System Browser, select Management View.
  1. Select Project > Field Networks > [network name].
  1. Click the Object Configurator tab.
  1. Click New and select New SORIS Adapter.
  1. In the New object dialog box, enter the desired name and description of the adapter.
  1. Click OK.
  1. Select the SORIS tab.
  1. In Windows Explorer, navigate to and open SORIS_Adapter_Settings.txt, which is installed in one of three locations:
    NOTE: Depending on how the adapter was installed, the path may or may not contain a Bin directory.
  • [drive:]\Siemens\[adapter name]\Bin\Logs
  • [drive:]\Program Files(x86)\Siemens\[adapter name]\Bin\Logs
  • [Installation Drive]:\[Installation Folder]\GMSMainProject\Siemens\[adapter name]\Bin\Logs
  1. In the last line of the file, copy the SORIS Address.
    Example:

    NOTE: To enter a URL other than the default, follow the instructions in the Configure Adapter Windows Service topic that follows.
  1. Paste the address in the URL field.
  1. (Optional) If a client certificate is required—that is, the adapter is running on a remote client—expand the Security section, and then do the following:
  • If you have a C# Adapter and you are not using a self-signed certificate, select the Validate Server Certificate with CA check box. If you are using a self-signed certificate, do not check the check box.
    NOTE: If you have a Java Adapter, do not select the Validate Server Certificate with CA check box. Desigo CC is not able to validate a CA server certificate in this scenario.
  • Click Browse, and select the desired certificate from the Select Certificate dialog box.
  • Click OK.
  1. Click Save .
  1. Verify that the adapter is connected by viewing the Online property in the Extended Operation tab. If it is not connected, click Discover in the URL property row.
  • In System Browser, your subsystem devices appear under Project > Field Networks > [network name] > [adapter name].