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NSDtoNodeset

Tool to convert IEC 61850-7-7 NSD files to OPC UA nodeset files.

This tool is used to generate the OPC UA nodeset files for the IEC 61850 OPC UA companion specification.

The Start*.bat files generate the nodeset files for the IEC 61850 OPC UA companion specification. To successfully run the .bat scripts you have to get the needed NSD files from IEC.

Build

NSDtoNodeset is written in C# using the .NET framework V4.5.2.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 is used to build it.

Command line arguments

  • /nsd < file name >
    Name of the NSD file to convert.
    This argument could be used multiple times.
  • /nsdBase < file name >
    Name of the NSD file used for base type information.
    This argument could be used multiple times.
  • /nodeset < file name >
    Name of the generated nodeset file
  • /nodesetUrl < URL string >
    URL used for the generation of the nodeset
  • /nodesetModelVersion < version string >
    Version of the nodeset model
  • /nodesetUrlBase < URL string >
    Nodeset URL of the base types passed with /ndsBase
  • /nodesetModelBaseVersion < version string >
    Version of the base nodeset model
  • /nodesetTypeDictionary < name >
    Name of the type dictionary in the nodeset
    [optional; default: "NSDtoNodeset"]
  • /nodesetImport < file name >
    Name of the nodeset file to import
    [optional]
  • /nodesetStartId < id >
    Start integer node id for the conversion
    [optional; default: 0]
  • /nodeIdMap < file name >
    Name of the node id mapping file
    [optional; default: "NodeIdMap.txt"]
  • /nodeIdMapBase < file name >
    Name of the base node id mapping file
    [optional; default: "NodeIdMap.txt"]
  • /binaryTypes < file name >
    Name of the binary types schema file
    [optional, default: "BinaryTypes.xml"]
  • /xmlTypes < file name >
    Name of the XML types schema file
    [optional, default: "XMLTypes.xml"]
  • /word < file name >
    Name of the MS Word file to generate. An absolute path has to be used.
    [optional]