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Comment: Final release: RC removed from title and version, Build 3042, RC box reworded (Roberto, 15/10)

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Update 6 installs side by side with 10.1.5, in its own installation folder. Moving your solutions to 10.1.6 is strongly recommended: this version brings important advances in connectivity, security, redundancy, displays and the AI tools that make the move worthwhile. Your 10.1.5 installation stays in place and available as a fallback while you migrate.
Both versions run on the same computer, and you open each solution from Solution Center.

FrameworX 10.1 Update 6

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Version: 10.1.6 RC (Build 30413042)
Release Date: October 15, 2026
Type: Feature Release

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If you  have installed a an RC version , we recommend updating to the final version when availableof 10.1.6, update to this final version.


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At a Glance

  • Charts. Heatmap, Pareto, waterfall, bullet, sparkline, histogram, SPC control, funnel and radar charts, on the Rich Client and the web client.
  • Displays and web client. Embedded displays accept parameters, Sankey charts render in the web client, and web client URLs carry the display and its parameter values.
  • Connectivity. Kafka Producer and Consumer connectors, a Siemens S7-1200 and S7-1500 Symbolic connector, and built-in CODESYS and ControlLogix simulators.
  • Alarms and redundancy. Alarm notifications reach a webhook, an MQTT broker, and the iPhone and iPad app. The standby server returns unreplicated history to the active server.
  • AI. AI Chat calls the custom MCP tools of the solution. The AI Designer drives the script debugger and connects display elements.
  • Security. SAML 2.0 sign-in, and stricter access rules for the MCP-over-HTTP servers and the Runtime API.
  • Designer and scripts. The display editor stays responsive on large displays. The script editors add Go to Definition and solution-wide namespace declarations.

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  • Operators sign in to runtime clients through SAML 2.0 identity providers. See Security Identity Providers Reference.
  • Administrators can reveal and copy a stored secret value from the Security Secrets editor. See Security Secrets Reference.
  • The Runtime API requires a signed-in session or a bearer token linked to a user. See Runtime REST API Reference.
  • The runtime server keeps stored Stored passwords and secrets stay on the runtime server.
  • The SolutionCenter API is available for administrators who enable it.

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