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Control4
KNX
KNX Switch
KNX Switch
08/01/2012 12:00 PM
09/21/2020 09:06 AM
29
devices_sm\knx_sm.gif
devices_lg\knx_lg.gif
lua_gen
other
DriverWorks
light_v2
light_v2
False
False
False
False
False
False
False
True
False
False
True
False
True
True
False
False
1
6
KNX Control
1
True
False
False
True
KNX_DEVICE
True
300
6
ON Button Link
1
False
False
False
True
BUTTON_LINK
301
6
OFF Button Link
1
False
False
False
True
BUTTON_LINK
302
6
Toggle Button Link
1
False
False
False
True
BUTTON_LINK
5001
6
Light
2
False
False
False
False
LIGHT_V2
AlwaysOn
0
0
False
This driver allows you to add a KNX enabled switch to your project.
To link the ON/OFF switching functionality to a device, it is necessary to
enter the KNX Device's Switching Object Function Group Address. This is a unique
value that is configured in your KNX protocol. For example: 0/0/10. By entering
this value in the Set Address field, the switch now has the ability to turn a
device ON and OFF. Switching Objects typically react to value 1 (ON Data Packet) to turn
the device ON. If the device is configured in the ETS in the opposite way
(value 0 turns ON the device), set the Operation property to "0 = ON, 1 = OFF".
The switch driver also supports the Feedback (Status Address.) This is a value
that, when enabled, allows for the switch to communicate its state over the KNX
Network. Once again, this is a unique value to your KNX configuration. For
example, say that the current configuration for this is a value of 0/0/11. By
entering this value, our switch will be able to get feedback from the network
which can be displayed on touchscreen and other devices. Typically, value 0 (OFF Data Packet)
means that the device is OFF, while value different than 0 states that the switch is ON.
If the device is configured int the ETS in the opposite way,
set the Invert Status Value to "Yes (0 = ON)".
An Important Note about Status Address Settings: In some instances, the Feedback
functionality may not be added to the list of available Object Function Group
Addresses for a device. It is important to validate that Feedback is added
through an ETS program or your KNX Dealer. If Feedback is not included as a
function it will be difficult to monitor/troubleshoot your KNX device
configuration. Control4 recommends Feedback being added and enabled for all
devices.
CHANGE LOG:
Version 29
- Fix scene ramping not working [DRIV-5191]
- Add support for load groups [DRIV-5199]
Version 28
- Fix false negative proxy mismatch error
Version 27
- Hide blank proxy properties
Version 26
- Minor Documentation fixes
Version 25
- Added Operation and Invert Status Value properties
Version 24
- Added 'fake feedback' to light proxy if no status address is set.
Version 15
- Added code to send ONLINE to proxy when network driver comes online, updated version number to match KNX Network driver.
Version 11
- Added support for Advanced Lighting Scenes. Dimmer and Switch devices can participate in lighting scenes, with multiple actions per light per scene. Delays are supported, although ramping is not supported for either dimmer or switch.
For more information about this driver please see the Control4 and KNX document provided with the KNX SDK.
Debug Mode
LIST
False
Off
- Off
- Print
- Log
- Print and Log
Driver Status
STRING
true
Set Address
STRING
False
Operation
LIST
1 = ON, 0 = OFF
- 1 = ON, 0 = OFF
- 0 = ON, 1 = OFF
false
Status Address
STRING
False
Invert Status Value
LIST
No (0 = OFF)
- No (0 = OFF)
- Yes (0 = ON)
false
Lights