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Autumn is here and academics are going back to school. None will be more pleased than those in St. John's College, Cambridge, who, according to Stephen Payne of B.E.G., will now be enjoying automated lighting and lower bills in their refurbished New Court building. In his case study, Stephen describes the considerations and solutions when adding control to architecturally-sensitive buildings such as this.
Fresh from the CEDIA Expo in San Diego, USA, Simon Buddle has been inspired to inform us about water leak detection in KNX installations. Simon discusses the different types of technology available to detect leaks and prevent potentially ruinous damage to your clients' buildings.
Following on from Jesus Arias' overview of KNX RF last month, Christian Gossé of Actimage, explains how KNX RF is being used with the Linky smart meter that is being rolled out across France. This will give people the ability to monitor their energy usage and control their domestic appliances in intelligent ways in order to consume less energy and make the most of cheaper tariffs. Given the recent IPCC report on global warming, Christian's article is certainly on message.
And finally, also fresh from CEDIA Expo, Mark Warburton of Ivory Egg reminds us that we can sometimes get stuck in our ways when it comes to programming. He points out that the release of ETS5.5 saw the Channels and Functions method of programming become fully functional. This provides a completely different approach to linking objects with group addresses, and once setup, can lead to major time savings, as can the new room labels and icons feature.
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ARTICLES
Case Study: Intelligent Lighting for Sensitive Architectural Project at Cambridge University - By Stephen Payne, B.E.G. St. John’s College, a constituent college of the University of Cambridge, which is ranked fourth in the Higher Education World Reputation Rankings, was founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of King Henry VII. It ...
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Trade Talk: Monitoring Water Leaks
Technology: How KNX RF is being used in the Linky Smart Meter
Software Update: ETS Channels and Room Names
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