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1 KNX System Specification June 2010 Version KNX System Specification V2.5 2 Contents KNX Overview. 3 Documentation. 4 Installation.

5 KNX Manufacturers. 5 KNX Products. 6 Programming & Commissioning.

6 Operations and Maintenance Manual. 7 System Design. 7 Bus Protocol. 7 Network Topology. 8 System Programming.

8 System Head End Software. 9 High Level 3 rd Party Integration. 9 Low Level 3 rd Party Integration.

9 Building Management System. 9 Energy Metering. 9 Remote Access Monitoring Backup Batteries (UPS) Redundant Power Supply KNX System Specification V2.5 3 KNX Overview KNX is an installation bus which provides a cost effective and flexible solution for a wide range of different tasks in commercial and industrial buildings. KNX is approved as an International Standard (ISO/IEC ) as well as an European Standard (CENELEC EN and CEN EN ) and Chinese Standard (GB/Z 20965). Abhiman movie mp3 song free download. KNX is therefore future proof.

KNX products made by different manufacturers can be combined the KNX trademark logo guarantees their interworking and interoperability. KNX is therefore the world s only open Standard for the control in both commercial and residential buildings. KNX devices from different manufacturers are checked for compliance with the standard, registered and certified by the KNX Association. Compliant devices will display the registered KNX Logo. KNX device manufacturers include ABB, Hager B&R, CISCO, Somfy, Daikin, Basalte, Crestron, Schneider, Siemens, Legrand, Wago, AMX and Miele. For a complete list of KNX Members (Manufacturers) please refer to the KNX.ORG web site, the Australian KNX National Group or your locally factory trained Partner (refer to KNX is used in a variety of different buildings, such as hospitals, commercial premises, banks, sports halls, administration buildings, museums, theatres, multipurpose facilities as well as detached houses and apartment buildings. The system controls, switches and monitors numerous functions in these buildings.

These include lighting control, energy metering/monitoring and reporting, maximum demand monitoring, temperature control, emergency and standby power, ventilation control, control of blinds/shutters, time dependent control, remote control, display, logging as well as monitoring and reporting. Weather data can be recorded and integrated in the building automation. With various gateways, it is possible to establish a connection to the Internet, telephone network or subsystems such as DALI, DSI or 1 10 V controllers. 3 rd Party interfaces are available for the system which includes connections to OPC, LON and BACnet networks. Additionally low level interface options are available for connection to legacy systems.

These low level interfaces include Universal Interface and low voltage outputs. All the sensors (push buttons, touch screens, dimmers, shutter switches, brightness and temperature sensors, movement detectors etc.) are linked to the actuators (relays, lighting control devices, shutter motors etc.) via a two core bus cable.