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IP Router has no KNX communication objects.
Device provides an additional physical address for ETS commissioning and monitoring.
KNXnet/IP enables point-to-point connections for ETS and supervisory systems.
Interconnection of KNX lines or areas using IP networks via KNXnet/IP.
Basic function couples Ethernet with KNX-TP lines, providing galvanic isolation.
Specifies operating voltage and frequency.
Details the IP line RJ45 socket and KNX BUS connection terminal.
States the BUS voltage and current consumption.
Covers IP rating, safety class, number of modules, and weight.
Specifies operating and storage temperature ranges.
Illustrates single and double wiring setups for the device.
Overview of device components including indicator LEDs and buttons.
Details LED indicators for connection, traffic, errors, and programming.
Explains short/long press functions for manual override and factory reset.
Describes LED and button modes for assigning the physical address.
How telegrams are sent via multicast and relevant settings.
Role of the IP Router as an area coupler with address range.
Role of the IP Router as a line coupler with address range.
Using the IP Router as both area and line coupler in a system.
Lists default settings for IP address, routing, and subnet mask.
How the coupler compares physical addresses and handles telegrams.
Field for host name and enabling slow tunneling connections.
Settings for DHCP or manual IP, Net mask, and Gateway.
Defines the multicast address bytes for IP routing.
Parameters for fallback time and manual function mode.
Configuration for telegram confirmations and routing on the main line.
Configuration for telegram routing, confirmations, and repetition on the sub line.
IP Router has no KNX communication objects.
Device provides an additional physical address for ETS commissioning and monitoring.
KNXnet/IP enables point-to-point connections for ETS and supervisory systems.
Interconnection of KNX lines or areas using IP networks via KNXnet/IP.
Basic function couples Ethernet with KNX-TP lines, providing galvanic isolation.
Specifies operating voltage and frequency.
Details the IP line RJ45 socket and KNX BUS connection terminal.
States the BUS voltage and current consumption.
Covers IP rating, safety class, number of modules, and weight.
Specifies operating and storage temperature ranges.
Illustrates single and double wiring setups for the device.
Overview of device components including indicator LEDs and buttons.
Details LED indicators for connection, traffic, errors, and programming.
Explains short/long press functions for manual override and factory reset.
Describes LED and button modes for assigning the physical address.
How telegrams are sent via multicast and relevant settings.
Role of the IP Router as an area coupler with address range.
Role of the IP Router as a line coupler with address range.
Using the IP Router as both area and line coupler in a system.
Lists default settings for IP address, routing, and subnet mask.
How the coupler compares physical addresses and handles telegrams.
Field for host name and enabling slow tunneling connections.
Settings for DHCP or manual IP, Net mask, and Gateway.
Defines the multicast address bytes for IP routing.
Parameters for fallback time and manual function mode.
Configuration for telegram confirmations and routing on the main line.
Configuration for telegram routing, confirmations, and repetition on the sub line.
General| Technology | KNX |
|---|---|
| Category | Relays |
| Voltage | 230 V AC |
| Current | 16 A |
| Operating Temperature | -5°C to +45°C |
| Protection Class | IP20 |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Dimensions | Varies by model |
