We will take a quick look at the approach taken in manually operated areas again, before we head over to the automated ones. As usual, I mixed technical details with practical examples in order to make it easier for you to digest the content.

With this post I will unwrap the MFS warehouse monitor node for you and explain what kind of data you can access with each sub-node and what you can do with the methods given for each sub-node in EWM standard.

This blog is part of the series ‘SAP EWM meets Automation – Discover EWM MFS’. I will unwrap the MFS warehouse monitor node for you and explain what kind of data you can access with each sub-node and what you can do with the methods given for each sub-node in EWM standard.

With this blog post I look into the EWM standard simulation/emulation which you can use within your MFS projects in case you do not have the possibility to test/work with the real hardware/subsystems (yet). Before starting with the details, I tackle the question “What is the difference between a simulation and an emulation and what do we have in standard EWM MFS?”

This blog post tackles the hardware but mainly the software side of this thing that we call ‘I-Point’ (Identification-Point) in the area of EWM MFS.

This blog post is intended for those of you who never implemented an automated warehouse with EWM MFS or even never used SAP EWM before. I wrote this article as I noticed that some of my subscribers/readers are actually part of this group.

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