STMicroelectronics Releases KNX-RF Software for Power-Conscious Building Automation

Online demonstrations scheduled for KNXperience (Sep 28-Oct 2) STMicroelectronics has released KNX software for the S2-LP ultra-low-power radio transceiver to enable energy-saving standardized wireless connectivity for smart-building controls. Ready to run on an STM32* microcontroller (MCU) or alternatively on a BlueNRG-2 Bluetooth® Low Energy System-on-Chip (SoC) that embeds an Arm® Cortex®-M0 core running at 32MHz […]

JUNG Presents KNX Secure Solutions and Apps at KNXperience

Security in the field bus and IP network The discussion about data protection also does not stop at a smart building. Because everything you can operate digitally yourself, can theoretically also be controlled by unauthorised third parties. This is where KNX Secure comes in. The system is secure, reliable and quick to install using apps. […]

iRidium mobile Releases New Controller to Create Smart Homes and Offices in 1 Day

When automating apartments and offices with KNX, complicated logic or custom interfaces are not required. Integrators dream of launching such projects without programming or additional costs. But remote control, integration of IP-cameras and SIP are required. A new controller by iRidium mobile – KNX Home Server – combines all of these components. A project is […]

View from America: getting back to basics for a safer future

By Philip R. Juneau. As building structures become bolder, with more complex building functions, building equipment and associated controls become ever more strategically important to the future planning and development of buildings. With the current COVID-19 pandemic, there is a surge of concern regarding poor indoor air quality (IAQ) due to insufficient or improperly-designed/applied HVAC […]

KNX Professionals: documentation sets us apart from the trunk slammers

By Simon Buddle, Future Ready Homes. ‘Trunk slammers’ is the term used by custom installers in the USA to denote a person or company who provides a simple, cheap in-and-out service with little to no design, programming or any other paperwork for that matter. They usually compete on price and swiftness of service. They are […]

Programming Tips: keeping KNX push buttons in sync with the controlled circuit

By Mark Warburton, Ivory Egg. When controlling lights individually with KNX, a common complaint is that the buttons don’t correctly show the status of the lights and require two presses to operate. This is caused by not setting up the feedback status correctly. Looking at each of the group addresses below, namely 1/0/1, 1/0/11 and 1/0/15, […]