DIN IEC 62264-6 E 2019-01 PDF

Full title and description

STB DIN IEC 62264-6 E 2019-01 — Enterprise/Control System Integration — Part 6: Messaging Service Model. National adoption/draft text (English) of the IEC messaging-service model for exchanging manufacturing transaction messages between applications and domains.

Abstract

This document specifies a technology‑independent Messaging Service Model (MSM) that defines abstract services and messaging patterns used to exchange transaction messages based on the transaction models in IEC 62264‑5. The MSM is intended to enable interoperability between manufacturing‑operations applications (MES, MOM) and other domain applications by defining a common service layer above the application layer.

General information

• Status: Withdrawn / Superseded (national draft/adoption listed as E DIN IEC 62264‑6:2019‑01; later national/EN adoptions and updated IEC editions exist).
• Publication date: 2019‑01 (designation shown as 2019‑01 for the E DIN draft/adoption).
• Publisher: Deutsches Institut für Normung (DIN) — national adoption text (English).
• ICS / categories: Industrial process measurement and control; IT applications in industry; application layer — commonly classified under ICS 25.040.40, 35.240.50, 35.100.70 in related national/EN adoptions.
• Edition / version: E DIN IEC 62264‑6:2019‑01 (national draft/adoption text in English). Note: IEC released IEC 62264‑6:2020 (edition 1.0) as the international publication.
• Number of pages: Approximately 56–57 pages for the national draft/adoption versions (page counts vary by national publisher and edition).

Scope

The standard defines a technology‑independent model for a set of abstract messaging services located above the application layer of the OSI model. These services support exchange of transaction messages that implement the transaction models defined in IEC 62264‑5. The MSM aims to provide a consistent service interface and messaging patterns (for example request/response and other interaction styles) to support interoperability between manufacturing operations domain applications and applications in other domains.

Key topics and requirements

• Definition of the Messaging Service Model (MSM): abstract service interfaces and roles used to exchange transaction messages.
• Alignment with IEC 62264‑5 transaction models — MSM provides the service layer for those transactions.
• Technology‑independent service primitives and message patterns to support interoperability across platforms and vendors.
• Message structures, interaction semantics and mapping considerations (intended for implementers of MES/MOM, enterprise systems and integrators).
• Guidance for integrating manufacturing‑operations applications with other domain applications through a common messaging service model.

Typical use and users

Used by systems architects, MES/MOM vendors, control‑system and IT integrators, automation engineers and enterprise IT groups who need a common messaging/service abstraction to integrate manufacturing operations with business systems. Also used as a reference by standards bodies and implementers aligning products with IEC 62264 / ISA‑95 frameworks.

Related standards

IEC 62264 is a multipart standard series (based on ISA‑95). Related parts and documents include IEC 62264‑1 (models & terminology), IEC 62264‑2 (object models & attributes), IEC 62264‑3 (activity models), IEC 62264‑4, IEC 62264‑5 (business‑to‑manufacturing transactions), and the international IEC 62264‑6:2020 edition which formalizes the Messaging Service Model. National and EN adoptions (UNE‑EN, STN/EN, DIN EN) follow the international edition.

Keywords

Messaging Service Model, MSM, IEC 62264, ISA‑95, MES, MOM, enterprise‑control integration, transaction messages, interoperability, service primitives, application layer.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: STB DIN IEC 62264‑6 E 2019‑01 is the national/draft designation of Part 6 of the IEC 62264 series, covering the Messaging Service Model for enterprise‑control system integration. It represents a national adoption/draft (English text) of the IEC messaging‑service model.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers a technology‑independent model of abstract messaging services (the MSM) used to exchange transaction messages defined in IEC 62264‑5, providing a service layer intended to enable interoperability between manufacturing operations applications and other domain applications.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: System integrators, MES/MOM product teams, automation and IT architects, control engineers, and organizations implementing enterprise‑to‑manufacturing integration follow this standard to design interoperable messaging interfaces.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: The 2019 DIN draft/adoption designation is shown as withdrawn or superseded in national catalogues; the international IEC edition was published as IEC 62264‑6:2020 (26 June 2020) and later national/EN adoptions and consolidated EN/DIN editions (for example EN/DIN adoptions dated 2022–2023) supersede earlier draft documents. For German national records this item is listed as superseded and replaced by subsequent DIN/EN adoptions (supersession recorded in 2023 for the DIN designation).

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — IEC 62264 is a multipart standard series (enterprise‑control system integration) that is based on ISA‑95. Part 6 is the Messaging Service Model and is intended to work together with Parts 1–5.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Messaging Service Model (MSM), transaction messages, IEC 62264, ISA‑95, MES, MOM, interoperability, service model, application layer.