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Title	Description
Firmware name	simatic-ipc-ied-os-3.1.0-19-x86-64
Industrial Edge Device Kit version	1.24.2-1
Docker version	20.10.24
Operating system	Debian: v12 (Bookworm), Kernel: 6.1.111-cip29-rt15+ind1, NVIDIA Driver:525.85.12-1, CUDA Driver:12.0
Release date	September, 2025
What's new?	The SIMATIC IPC Industrial Edge Device Operating System (SIMATIC IPC IED-OS) V3.1 includes the following features: IEDK v1.24.2 features with Resource Manager features GPIO support for SIMATIC IPC BX-59A device type
Known Issues	The following are the known issues: Issue Troubleshooting Connecting an Edge Device to the IEM fails and the "Nginx configuration test failed" error message is displayed during activating the Edge Device phase. Check the DNS server configuration since the error message is DNS server related.The DNS server must be configured properly and reachable for the IEM. In case user data of edge device is corrupted due to unexpected power-outage or forcibly shutdown of edge device. IED-OS filesystem recovery process is going to take place.The process might take 2-3 hours depending on hardware specification of the running device. - Sporadically, the Edge Device might stuck during the boot phase when you perform a firmware update. Switch off the Edge Device and switch the Edge Device on again manually. After switching on the Edge Device, the Edge Device will boot from the previous firmware version.After that, you can again trigger the firmware update process. In case several apps are being installed at the same time, it takes a while to reach the Edge Device UI. Wait for a while to reach the Edge Device UI. During firmware update IED might fail to activate device due to a failure in IE Device Catalog service and might getstucked in Activating state. The device should be rebooted. It is expected that the device would boot from the previous firmware. Firmware update should be triggered again. Depending on the restart policies of the apps, the apps might not restart automatically after the reboot (includes also firmware update since it reboots the device). These apps should be manually started. IED can have two selected Gateway Interfaces when one network interface configured as Gateway Interface from IED UI before onboard and another network interface configured as Gateway Interface during the creation of Edge Device configuration file in IEM. While connecting the IPC Edge Device, Pre-Onboard Network Configurations made from IED UI should be checked in order to perform a flawless connection with New IPC Edge Device Onboarding Network Configurations generated from IEM. After network settings change from static IP to DHCP via Device UI, it takes a while to finalize the setting of new IP. Wait for a while to see the new IP settings. If you set the IPs on the same subnet for network interfaces, one of the connections may be broken. Do not set more than one IP on the same subnet.
Fixed issues	The following bugs have been fixed with SIMATIC IPC IED-OS V3.1: [Bug fixes for the IE Runtime.]
Other information	The supported Edge Devices, including their non-functional requirements (NFRs), are: NFRs SIMATIC IPC127E Atom E3940 (4C/4T) 4 GB RAM 128 GB SSD SIMATIC IPC227E Celeron N2930 8 GB RAM 240 GB SSD SIMATIC IPC427E Core i5 – 6442EQ 16 GB RAM 240 GB SSD SIMATIC IPC847E Xeon E-2278GE (8C/16T, 3.3 (4.7))Ghz 128 GB RAM 960 GB SSD System reserved RAM 1536 MB 1536 MB 1536 MB 1536 MB Max. usable RAM 2235 MB 6326 MB 14402 MB 127248 MB MLFB 6AG4021-0AD11-0CB0 6AG4021-0AD12-0CB0 6ES7647-8BD31-0CW1 6AG4141-5BC30-0FW8 6AG4114-3RR15-0WY0 There are also the SIMATIC IPC BX-39A (MLFB: 6AG4142-****0-0*W0) and the SIMATIC IPC227G (MLFB: 6ES7647-8CE**-AW). SIMATIC IPC BX-59A (MLFB: 6AG4133-0****-W*) The NFR values are different depending on the device configuration. Further Edge Devices will be added during upcoming releases.