EMT 5 Smart Home with KNX (KONNEX)
EMT 5 Smart Home with KNX (KONNEX)
KNX is a standardized communication protocol for building automation and smart home systems. It is used to connect and control various devices and systems within a building, such as lighting, heating, air conditioning, security systems, and more. KNX allows for interoperability between devices from different manufacturers, providing a common platform for home and building automation.
The KNX protocol is based on an open standard, allowing different products and technologies to work seamlessly together. It uses a bus system, where devices are connected to a common communication bus, enabling them to exchange information and commands. KNX devices include sensors, actuators, and controllers, all of which can be integrated into a unified and centrally managed automation system.
One of the advantages of KNX is its flexibility and scalability, making it suitable for both residential and commercial applications. Users can control and monitor connected devices through user interfaces such as touch panels, smartphones, or computers. The protocol is widely adopted in the field of home and building automation, offering a versatile solution for creating smart and efficient environments.
Training content:
- Fundamentals of the KNX installation bus
- Preparation and structure of a KNX project
- Programming and parametrisation of devices
- Creation and programming of group addresses
- Incorporation of conventional buttons in a KNX project
- Programming a central function
- Switching and dimming of LEDs
- Control of shutters and curtains
- Time-dependent controls
- Logic functions
- Scene control
- Monitoring system
- Putting the security terminal into operation (4 channel)
- Arming devices
- Optical and acoustical evaluation of messages
- Window, door and bolt switch contacts
- HVAC control
- Putting the room thermostat and fan coil actuator into operation
- Heating control for room temperature
- Cooling and air conditioning
- Ventilation control 3-level
- Weather station
- Detection of weather data via sensors
- Control of shutters depending on weather data
- Alarm messages and instructions
- Automatic lighting control
- Use and operating principle of presence and motion detectors
- Brightness sensors