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Controller-ready.

The BFC preview bundle brings the workstation tools, automation runtime, and offline multi-architecture service images together for repeatable commissioning.

Preview Preview bundle · July 2026

Built for controlled evaluation on compatible Windows workstations and industrial Linux controllers.

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BFC Setup Bundle

Windows workstation · 7z archive · offline controller payloads

Includes the self-contained BFC Setup Tool, Console runtime, IODD code generator, Windows service host, Gateway output, multi-architecture container images, example scripts, plugins, and the Node-RED Gateway package.

amd64 x86-64 targets
arm64 64-bit ARM targets
armv7 32-bit ARM targets
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What is inside

Everything needed to commission offline.

The package is intentionally self-contained so controller provisioning does not depend on npm or pulling runtime images from a public registry.

Workstation

Setup and code generation

  • • BFC Setup Tool executable
  • • BFC Console executable
  • • IODD code generator
  • • Windows service host

Controller

Multi-architecture images

  • • Gateway images
  • • Console runtime images
  • • Code-generation images
  • • amd64, arm64, and armv7

Integration

Projects and plugins

  • • Example automation scripts
  • • BFC device plugins
  • • Runtime configuration files
  • • Node-RED Gateway package
First deployment

From archive to running edge stack.

  1. 01

    Extract the complete bundle

    Keep the executable, images, files, and volume folders together so the Setup Tool can resolve every deployment payload.

  2. 02

    Connect to the Linux controller

    Enter the controller address and SSH credentials. Validate connectivity and confirm the detected target architecture.

  3. 03

    Commission the services

    Let the tool transfer the matching images and provision MariaDB, Gateway, phpMyAdmin, Node-RED, and the shared Docker network.

  4. 04

    Deploy your first Lua automation

    Upload a lifecycle script, start its BFC Console container, and inspect its logs from the Setup Tool.

Preview security notice

The current stack is intended for controlled evaluation. Before exposing it beyond a trusted network, replace default credentials, protect saved connection data, restrict published ports, configure trusted TLS, and add appropriate access controls for Node-RED and database administration.