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Factory I/O 2.5.0 released

Factory I/O 2.5.0 has been released. This release brings quality of life improvements when working with scene files, several enhancements to Modbus, OPC drivers and the driver window and an updated Factory I/O SDK for .NET Standard. Note that starting with version 2.5.0, on-premise license servers are no longer supported.

Factory I/O 2.5.0 released

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Starting with version 2.5.0, on-premise license servers are no longer supported.

If you haven’t migrated your legacy floating licenses (cloud or on-premise), please contact us before updating to Factory I/O v2.5.0. Learn more about licenses here.

Factory I/O 2.5.0 released

The new release of Factory I/O 2.5.0 is now available for download. This release brings quality of life improvements when working with scene files, several enhancements to Modbus and OPC drivers, the driver window and an updated Factory I/O SDK for .NET Standard. We recommend that all Factory I/O users update to this latest stable release.

Open and Save windows now allow changing the default directory, and choosing how the scenes are ordered.

Open and Save windows with default directory and scene ordering options

Forced tags are now displayed with a warning icon in the driver window.

Forced tags shown with a warning icon in the driver window

Another major change: support for on-premise license servers has been dropped.

Release Notes

  • Core: ‘Open’ window defaults to the ‘Scenes’ tab when ‘My Scenes’ is empty.
  • Core: Added option to change directory when opening or saving scenes.
  • Core: Added option to choose how to order scenes in the ‘Open’ and ‘Save’ windows.
  • Core: Show sensor and actuator tags by default on clean installs.
  • Drivers: Added a warning icon next to forced tags in the driver window.
  • Drivers: Increased the maximum Modbus item starting address from 32767 to 65535.
  • Drivers: Fixed several bugs and improved performance on OPC driver.
  • Parts: Digital display now uses a monospaced font.
  • Documentation: Improved information about tag data types.
  • SDK: Updated SDK to .NET Standard.
  • Licensing: On-premise license servers are no longer supported.