azure-iot-connected-factory-cfstation
CfStation is an OPC UA server and implements a station in a production line for the factory simulation in Connectedfactory. The implementation is used for three different stations: Assembly, Test and Packaging. The operation of the stations is similar. Some parameters to control different behaviour like power consumption, cycle time and pressure can be passed in via command line.
CfStation's OPC UA server defines a set of nodes and methods, which are used by the Manufacturing Exection System of the production line, which can be found here.
By default CfStation listens on endpoint opc.tcp://<localhostname>:51210.
For use in the Connectedfactory simulation the hostname, the server port and the path portion of the endpoint can be configured via command line options.
A docker container of CfStation is available here.
The command line usage is:
Usage: CfStation.exe [<options>]
OPC UA Connectedfactory station for the factory simulation
To exit the application, just press ENTER while it is running.
Options:
--lf, --logfile=VALUE the filename of the logfile to use.
Default: 'johannglt-station.log'
--ll, --loglevel=VALUE the loglevel to use (allowed: fatal, error, warn,
info, debug, verbose).
Default: info
--pn, --portnum=VALUE the server port of the OPC server endpoint.
Default: 51210
--op, --path=VALUE the enpoint URL path part of the OPC server
endpoint.
Default: '/UA/cfstation'
--ga, --generatealerts the station should generate alerts.
Default: False
--pc, --powerconsumption=VALUE
the stations average power consumption in kW
Default: 150 kW
--ct, --cycletime=VALUE
the stations cycle time in seconds
Default: 7000 sec
--lr, --ldsreginterval=VALUE
the LDS(-ME) registration interval in ms. If 0,
then the registration is disabled.
Default: 0
--aa, --autoacceptcerts
all certs are trusted when a connection is
established.
Default: False
--to, --trustowncert the cfstation certificate is put into the trusted
certificate store automatically.
Default: False
--at, --appcertstoretype=VALUE
the own application cert store type.
(allowed values: Directory, X509Store)
Default: 'Directory'
--ap, --appcertstorepath=VALUE
the path where the own application cert should be
stored
Default (depends on store type):
X509Store: 'CurrentUser\UA_MachineDefault'
Directory: 'pki/own'
--tp, --trustedcertstorepath=VALUE
the path of the trusted cert store
Default: 'pki/trusted'
--rp, --rejectedcertstorepath=VALUE
the path of the rejected cert store
Default 'pki/rejected'
--ip, --issuercertstorepath=VALUE
the path of the trusted issuer cert store
Default 'pki/issuer'
--csr show data to create a certificate signing request
Default 'False'
--ab, --applicationcertbase64=VALUE
update/set this applications certificate with the
certificate passed in as bas64 string
--af, --applicationcertfile=VALUE
update/set this applications certificate with the
certificate file specified
--pb, --privatekeybase64=VALUE
initial provisioning of the application
certificate (with a PEM or PFX fomat) requires a
private key passed in as base64 string
--pk, --privatekeyfile=VALUE
initial provisioning of the application
certificate (with a PEM or PFX fomat) requires a
private key passed in as file
--cp, --certpassword=VALUE
the optional password for the PEM or PFX or the
installed application certificate
--tb, --addtrustedcertbase64=VALUE
adds the certificate to the applications trusted
cert store passed in as base64 string (multiple
strings supported)
--tf, --addtrustedcertfile=VALUE
adds the certificate file(s) to the applications
trusted cert store passed in as base64 string (
multiple filenames supported)
--ib, --addissuercertbase64=VALUE
adds the specified issuer certificate to the
applications trusted issuer cert store passed in
as base64 string (multiple strings supported)
--if, --addissuercertfile=VALUE
adds the specified issuer certificate file(s) to
the applications trusted issuer cert store (
multiple filenames supported)
--rb, --updatecrlbase64=VALUE
update the CRL passed in as base64 string to the
corresponding cert store (trusted or trusted
issuer)
--uc, --updatecrlfile=VALUE
update the CRL passed in as file to the
corresponding cert store (trusted or trusted
issuer)
--rc, --removecert=VALUE
remove cert(s) with the given thumbprint(s) (
multiple thumbprints supported)
-h, --help show this message and exit