FrameworX - SCADA HMI Client

FrameworX - SCADA HMI Client

Industrial SCADA & HMI Viewer

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Released
February 13, 2026
Updated
October 7, 2026

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FrameworX is the official iOS companion for Tatsoft’s industrial software platform. Monitor and interact with real-time operational data from anywhere on your iPhone or iPad. Connect securely to your FrameworX server and access interactive SCADA/HMI displays — the same displays running on desktop and web, now native on iOS. KEY FEATURES: Real-time monitoring of process data, dashboards, and KPIs • Interactive SCADA displays with gauges, charts, trends, and industrial symbols • Alarm management — view, acknowledge, and filter alarms on the go • Historical trend charts with multi-tag analysis • Secure connectivity with TLS/SSL and user authentication • Native iOS experience — optimized for iPhone and iPad • Works with FrameworX, FactoryStudio, MachineHMI, and EdgeConnect REQUIREMENTS: A running FrameworX (v10.1) with iOS client access. Server licenses at tatsoft.com. ABOUT TATSOFT: Tatsoft LLC builds modern industrial software with 30+ years of automation DNA. FrameworX powers critical infrastructure worldwide. Learn more at tatsoft.com.
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What's New in FrameworX

10.1.6

October 7, 2026

Alarm notifications on iPhone and iPad - Turn on "Enable alarm notification" in Settings and tap Connect. The app notifies you of the highest-priority active alarm of the connected solution, also when the app is closed or the device is locked. - Available with the FrameworX runtime 10.1.5g and 10.1.6. - The runtime computer needs outbound internet access (HTTPS). - The first time the app connects to a runtime on your local network, iOS asks for access to the local network. Allow it.

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