Installation of SEM in BI

Hi All,
I have sap ECC 6.0 installed.I have SAP BI 7.0 Installed.Currently BI is connected to R/3.
We have to install the SEM system. How to install SEM.I read some forum it says you need to install as an addon on BI system.
I tried to search the addon on SAP market place to download,but unable to locate.
Can i get some installation document of SEM.??
Please help.
Regards
KK

The installation of SAP NetWeaver components/usage types BW/BI, XI/PI, EP, MI, and/or DI together with SAP ECC in the same system instance (the same SID) is technically possible but some restrictions apply: Refer SAP Note 855534 @ service.sap.com
BI installation will be ADD-On the SAINT transaction code. We will be using an RFC connection for this. You will have to install BI Content add-on on the AS ABAP stack via transaction SAINT and install BI JAVA on the AS JAVA stack via SAPInst.
Along with ECC 6.0 check for these two BI Content software DVDs.
1. NW 2004s BI Cont Add-On 3 (This one somes along with SAP ERP 2005 (ECC 6.0 IDES).
2. BI CONT 7.03 (SAPKIBIIIH BI_CONT 703 Installation: Meta-Commandfile (Delta Task)

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Supported BW layer for SEM 3.5 is BW 3.1. You cannot install SEM3.5 on BW3.5.
Since your BW is 3.5, you should install SEM 4.0 on top of this.
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SAP SEM 6.0 Installation is part of SAP ERP 6.0.
For more information check following link [855383|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/855383]
service.sap.com/swdc->downloads->
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Hi,
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SAP Notes:
Overview: Notes on Add-On FINBASIS - 438520
Overview: Notes on Add-On SEM-BW - 186299
Installation FINBASIS 600 on SAP NW AS 7.0= 852446
Installation SEM-BW 600 on SAP NW AS 7.0-852447
Installation SAP SEM 6.0- 855383
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You want to update your financial data in the new G/L accounting with all additional account assignments that are necessary for the consolidation and you want to set up an integrated data transfer to SEM-BCS.
Solution
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