How to get OpenSCD

The original community version of OpenSCD is a web application available from GitHub.

Note that this version of OpenSCD does not store any data "in the internet" or "in the cloud".

Only the application is loaded from the internet, the processing of the SCL data is done locally on your computer and the data never leave your computer.

OpenSCD can also be installed locally.

Information about this is on the (OpenSCD Wiki on github)[https://github.com/openscd/open-scd/wiki].

Other versions of OpenSCD

There are other versions of OpenSCD available publicly on the web.

If you know of any that are not listed here yet, please reach out to us on Zulip or directly file a pull request for this website on GitHub.

• OpenEnergyTools SCL Editor including plugin prototypes. While its maintainer Jakob Vogelsang does not recommend it for productive use, it serves as a valuable example for developers and can be used to preview upcoming features.

• Transpower NZ's system configuration tool based on OpenEnergyTools SCL Editor

• LF Energy CoMPAS demo instance using OpenSCD as a graphical frontend. Note that this version of OpenSCD is connected to backend services and requires you to sign in. Any data you upload to the demo database server will be publicly available to all other users of the demo system. User data are regularly automatically purged from the demo database.

• SprintEins OpenSCD based on the original community version

• Meinberg ICT, an IED Configuration Tool for Meinberg's IEC 61850-capable PTP grandmaster clocks, based on OpenEnergyTools SCL Editor