This was the current update for FrameworX version 10.1 Update 5d is a planned release, scheduled for prior to the 10.1.5e release. Published on August 11, 2026, as a free upgrade for every FrameworX 10.x customer. Version 10.1.5d (build 2093). It follows Update 5c (June 22, 2026) and concentrates on AI-driven authoring and automated testing, display and symbol fidelity, the Scripts and Code Editor experience, ontology round-tripping, redundancy reliability on large projects, and faster web delivery.
Release Notes → Update 5d
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FrameworX 10.1 Update 5d —
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August 11, 2026
The Update themes:
- AI authoring and automated testing — author complete display configuration from automation, update a display’s code-behind without touching its canvas, full-fidelity JSON display import, and drive suppressed Designer dialogs, electronic-signature workflows, and running WPF and web operator clients from automated tests.
- Display and symbol fidelity — symbol size, rotation, and legend survive a JSON display import; theme-color symbol rendering is correct in the Designer editor; drawing-tool cancel leaves the canvas clean; and Trend Chart shows accurate live data, including rapid spikes and quality transitions.
- Scripts and Code Editor — multi-line string literals and interpolation with Tag/Info references compile correctly, IntelliSense recognizes newly created classes and namespaces, Find All References is available in the Script Class editor, and the editor keeps cursor and scroll position across tab switches and saves.
- Unified Namespace and ontology — RDF/OWL imports create object relationships and the asset-tree hierarchy, the ISA-88 import template’s mapping rules are applied, and a UNS graph round-trips through export and re-import with its hierarchy intact.
- Devices and protocols — new Toyopuc (JTEKT), SIC Marking laser, and PEER drivers; store-and-forward buffering for the Azure IoT Hub / MQTT driver; Siemens tag import extended to PLC tag tables; and OPC UA UDT array members sent by the OPC Server.
- Alarms, Historian and redundancy — redundancy replication keeps up on large projects with the standby fully synchronized, alarm history keeps recording through configuration changes, and diagnostic tools can connect to the standby server.
- Web client — significantly faster HTML5 load through compressed delivery and browser caching.
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Lifecycle and Support
Update 5d is planned ships on August 11, 2026 as a free upgrade for every FrameworX 10.x customer, shipping with the platform’s standard within-major-version 100% compatibility commitment — every 10.1.x solution opens and runs without migration or rework. See Breaking Changes and Deprecations above for two configuration-level changes that may require an adjustment on affected installations.
The full lifecycle policy, version support phases, and end-of-support dates for older FrameworX and FactoryStudio versions are documented on the Product Lifecycle and End of Support page.
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Security note
This release contains security-relevant corrections. Upgrading is recommended for all installations.
Two items require action beyond upgrading:
- If you configured display security through automation on 10.1.5c or earlier, review those displays and re-apply Run Security. Upgrading does not re-apply it retroactively.
- Rotate any credentials that were written through the AI tools on 10.1.5c or earlier. Upgrading protects new writes; credentials already stored remain exposed until rotated.
Customers who need per-item detail — affected versions, severity, and required action — can request it from support@tatsoft.com, along with the component manifest (CycloneDX) for the version they are running.
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