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Release notes for FrameworX 10.1 Update 6 (version 10.1.6), the new minor version of the 10.1 platform.

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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 (RC)

Version: 10.1.6 RC (Build 3041)
Release Date: October 15, 2026
Type: Feature Update

If you have installed a RC version, we recommend updating to the final version when available.

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.

What's Included

Main items by area. Complete list: Update 6 - Detailed Release Notes.

AI, MCP and automation

AI Chat calls the solution's read-only custom MCP tools. See ChatSession Control Reference.
AI Chat adds Clear and Compress conversation actions and follows the display theme. See ChatClear Action Reference.
AI Chat traffic of a solution can go out through one designated runtime server. See Local AI Configuration Reference.
AI Designer drives the script debugger: breakpoints, stepping, call stack and local variables. See AI Designer Connector.

Displays and Symbols

Eight new chart controls cover operations, OEE and quality displays. See HeatMapChart Control Reference, ParetoChart Control Reference, WaterfallChart Control Reference, BulletChart Control Reference, SparklineChart Control Reference, HistogramChart Control Reference, ControlChart Control Reference and FunnelChart Control Reference.
Radar chart compares several measurements, each on its own axis and scale. See RadarChart Control Reference.
Sankey chart renders in the web client as well as the Rich Client. See SankeyChart Control Reference.
Embedded displays accept parameters, and each instance keeps its own values. See ChildDisplay Control Reference.

HTML5 and web client

Web client URLs carry the display name and its parameter values. See Desktop, Web and Mobile Clients.
Web client controls carry stable automation identifiers derived from their authored names. See Desktop, Web and Mobile Clients.
Web client Trend Chart pen grids open a pen settings editor and color picker.
Web client releases memory when displays with charts, grids, gauges and maps close.

Mobile client

The iPhone and iPad app shows alarm notifications, including when the app is closed. See Mobile App.
Press-and-release buttons work with touch in the web client and the Android app.

Unified Namespace, ontology and knowledge graph

Runtime follows the Reference target set for each UserType instance. See Knowledge Graph How-to.
Per-instance start values can be set on members of nested UserTypes.
RDF export writes every tag instance and the asset tree in all four graph formats. See Export your UNS to RDF/OWL/GraphDB.
Asset tree imports keep every folder under the right parent, in any row order.

Devices and protocols

A Kafka Producer connector streams tag values to Apache Kafka clusters with no middleware. See Kafka Producer Connector.
A Kafka Consumer connector reads Apache Kafka topics into FrameworX tags. See Kafka Consumer Connector.
The CODESYS PLC Handler driver includes a built-in simulator that needs no controller or network. See Codesys PLC Handler Connector.
The Siemens S7-1200 and S7-1500 Symbolic Connector reads and writes PLC variables by symbol, including optimized data blocks.
The ControlLogix Simulator runs a ControlLogix channel with no PLC, launched from Devices > Channels.

Alarms, Historian and redundancy

Alarm notifications can be sent to a webhook or an MQTT broker. See Alarms Notifications Reference.
Redundancy recovers Alarm and Tag Historian records from the standby server into the active server. See Redundancy Reference.
The Alarms module starts faster on solutions with many alarm items.
Both servers of a redundant pair use the same port, and the Designer enforces it. See Redundancy Reference.

Designer and data

A Merge plugin import lists the objects that differ and lets you choose which to replace. See Solution Import Plugin Reference.
Solution Center and the Designer start in the Windows display language when a matching translation exists. See Multi-Language UI Localization.
The display editor stays responsive when dragging, nudging, zooming, and selecting in large displays.
Large displays, the symbol library, and the Component toolbox load without blocking the Designer.

Scripts

The script debugger attaches to solutions running on the Multiplatform (.NET 10) runtime. See Code Editor Reference.
Scripted AI calls support Anthropic Claude models in addition to OpenAI-compatible endpoints. See AI.Execute API Reference.
Global namespace declarations set once in Solution Settings apply to the scripts of the solution. See Solution Settings Reference.
Ctrl+click on a class, method, or namespace member in the script editors opens its definition.

Security and access

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 passwords and secrets on the server.
The SolutionCenter API is available for administrators who enable it.

Runtime and platform

FxResourceMonitor records CPU and memory of every FrameworX runtime process on Windows. See FxResourceMonitor Reference.
Runtime diagnostics and System Monitor values work on .NET 10 runtimes on Windows, Linux and macOS. See Runtime Diagnostics Reference.
Opening a solution from an earlier version always saves a backup copy before the upgrade. See Upgrading Solutions Reference.
Designer, Solution Center and runtime clients reconnect after a lost server connection without a restart.
Reconnecting client stations receive the current tag values from the server.

Compatibility and Lifecycle

Upgrade steps: Legacy Versions Upgrade, Managing Updates and Multiple Versions Reference and Install and Activate.
Earlier updates: Release Notes. Support phases and end-of-support dates: Product Lifecycle and End of Support.

Security Note

This release contains security corrections and hardening. For per-item detail (affected versions, severity, required action) and the component manifest (CycloneDX) of your version, contact support@tatsoft.com.