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FrameworX 10.1 Technical Documentation

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Documentation Structure

Our content is organized using a hybrid structure that combines module-centric navigation with the Diátaxis framework:

• Tutorials to guide you through end-to-end workflows;
• Concept pages to explain the theory and reasoning;
• How-to guides for specific tasks;
• Reference material for detailed specs.

If you want to dig into how we organized everything (why it’s structured this way, how to use the different content types, and how navigation works) take a look at our Documentation Structure page for the full breakdown.

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How to Use This Documentation

Quick Navigation

• New Users → Start with Quick Start
• Platform Overview → Start with Platform Architecture
• Learning FrameworX → Follow Building Solutions
• Finding Specific Info → Use Reference Guide
• Need Examples → See Code Examples

Documentation Structure

This documentation is organized into major sections designed for progressive learning:

1. Quick Start - First time users guidance & role-based learning paths
2. Architecture - System design and components
3. Building - Four-pillar methodology
4. Reference - Detailed technical information

Operational sections:

• Resources - Support,  training, references to Upgrade paths, and other technical resources.

For Different Roles

Finding Information

Search Tips

• Use specific terms (e.g., "Modbus configuration")
• Check the Glossary for terminology
• Look for code examples in your language
• Review troubleshooting for common issues

Page Structure

Each documentation page includes:

• Overview - Quick introduction
• Configuration - How to set up
• Best Practices - Recommendations
• Troubleshooting - Common issues
• Examples - Working code

Navigation Tree: