Licensing Features

Allows the use of Alarm Server.

Allows the use of the Alarm Viewer control in displays.

Allows the use of alerts and notifications.

Allows the use of the Assets Navigator control in displays.

Allows the use of BACnet data.

Allows the use of BI Server, except for historical data sources.

Allows the use of historical data sources in BI Server.

Allows the use of Bridging, except for custom blocks, historical data export, load balancer, and Schedules.

Allows the use of custom blocks in Bridging.

Allows the export of historical data in Bridging.

Allows the use of the Bridging load balancer.

Allows the use of schedules in Bridging.

Allows the use of Bridging Navigator and Bridging Viewer in displays.

Allows the use of the Camera Control in displays.

Allows the use of a Common Access Card for security authentication.

Allows the use of structured data. For example, arrays of the same variable type or of different variable types.

Allows the use of Connected Field Service.

Allows the use of custom blocks in Connected Field Service.

Allows the use of a load balancer in Connected Field Service.

Allows access to the configuration databases via proprietary IRepository APIs.

Allows the use of custom-developed point managers.

Allows the use of Data Historian.

Allows the use of remote collectors in Data Historian.

Allows the export of Data Historian data to SQL Server or CSV files.

Allows any external third-party system to access historical data via a secure web API.

Allows the use of the Data Historian Importer.

Allows the use of Microsoft Entra ID for authentication and authorization to ICONICS security.

Allows OIDC authentication with ICONICS security.

Allows the use of Fault Detection.

Allows the use of Fault Viewer.

Allows the use of the FrameWorX Server’s OPC UA interface.

Allows publishing data from a local node behind a firewall (client) to a remote public node (server), as opposed to standard communication which is started from the remote node (server).

Allows forwarding OPC Classic data from the local node to the remote node.

Allows GENESIS version 11 computers to communicate with GENESIS version 10 computers.

The number of GENESIS tags.

Allows the use of the 3D Viewport in GraphWorX.

Allows the use of graphic components—Sankey diagrams, Data Diagrams, and Heatmaps—that can be used in desktop and web displays to help illustrate the flow between different sources and destinations.

Allows the use of GraphWorX clients.

Allows the use of Grid Viewer.

Allows the encoding/decoding of IoT messages in JSON format, including for Sparkplug B communication.

Allows the publishing of IoT data.

Allows subscribing to IoT data.

Allows the use of the Map Control.

Allows the use of Mitsubishi Electric FA data.

The number of MELCO real-time tags via Mitsubishi Electric FA.

Allows the use of MobileHMI clients.

Allows the use of Modbus data.

Indicates that there are nodes associated with the license.

Allows communication between computers (nodes) that have Platinum edition licenses.

Allows communication between computers (nodes) that have Plus edition licenses.

Allows communication between computers (nodes) that have Prime edition licenses.

Allows communication between computers (nodes) that have Professional edition licenses.

Allows communication between computers (nodes) that have Pure edition licenses.

Allows the use of Recipes.

Allows general redundancy support.

Allows client-side redundancy support. Clients such as GraphWorX can switch their connection to a secondary node when the connection to the primary node is lost.

Allows the use of expressions to customize when a specific node is online or offline.

Clients will subscribe at the same time to primary and secondary nodes. When the primary node goes offline, the values from the secondary node are immediately displayed. If the option is disabled and the primary node goes offline, the client will need to subscribe to the points of the secondary node. While the client is re-subscribing to the points (which takes a few seconds), you will see Bad Quality data on the screen.

Allows the creation of multiple clusters of nodes. When the option is disabled, only one cluster is allowed.

Provides support for OPC UA server redundancy.

Allows the creation of granular configurations where redundancy is granted for specific point managers. For example, if the BACnet Point Manager goes offline on the primary node, then the clients are switched to the BACnet Point Manager on the secondary node. This happens even if the FrameWorX server on both the primary and secondary nodes are working properly.

Allows the GENESIS configuration databases to be stored on a remote SQL Server database.

Allows the use of Reports except for Schedules.

Allows the use of schedules in Reports.

Allows the use of Reports Navigator and Reports Viewer in displays.

Allows Security Assertion Markup Language API access.

Allows the use of the Schedule Control in displays.

Allows the use of Schedules.

Allows the use of SNMP data.

Allows the use of a Takebishi Single license.

Allows the use of a Takebishi Multi license.

Allows the use of a Takebishi Professional license.

Allows the use of Trend Viewer in displays.

Allows the use of Triggers.

Allows the use of Unified Data Manager (expressions, registers, value sets).

There is no tag count limit.

Allows the use of User Profiles.

Allows the use of the ICONICS Web API.

Allows the use of REST and SOAP web services data.