KNX is a control system designed to allow products from different manufacturers to work together seamlessly. The system runs on a standard bus cable and uses a common language to allow different products to work together.
Even the switch can be multifunctional. The elegant and simple surface hides smart technology that allows you to control the different units in the KNX system.
The KNX switch panel needs to be connected by the control system. The control panel is mainly used in the building control system. It is installed as a system together with other devices on the bus, and the function is simple and intuitive. Users can plan and execute these functions systematically according to their needs.
The control panel can be used to control switches, dimming, blinds, etc. Each channel on the panel includes a button and an LED indicator.
The control panel is a standard 86 bottom box installation device with 6 key outputs. Connect to the EIB / KNX system through the EIB bus, and use the engineering design tool software ETS software (version ETS4 and above) to allocate the physical address and group address and set the parameters.
The control panel is directly connected to the bus through the terminal block and requires 24V DC auxiliary power supply. Each channel of the panel can use the various functions described above and are independent of each other.
Functions
(1) It can be used to switch lighting, curtain opening and closing, projection screen lifting, etc., with long press, short press and reverse functions;
(2) It can control the dimming equipment, with relative dimming and absolute dimming function output;
(3) 8bit scene control can be carried out, and the set scene function can be called;
(4) With LED indication function, a variety of display states can be selected, such as: normally open, normally closed, blinking...
(5) With LED interlocking grouping and LED brightness adjustment functions;
(6) Status and backlight LEDs have the functions of brightness wake-up and delayed extinguishing. The wake-up conditions include key press, touch sensing, object triggering, etc.
