DDNG-KNX Configuration
There are two possible approaches for commissioning: KNX side first or DyNet side first. Your approach will largely be dictated by the design of the system and the relative size of each network.
Adding the DDNG-KNX to SB
Use one of the following methods to add the DDNG-KNX to your project job file.
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Click Home >
Search Devices ( Ctrl+L ) -
If the device is physically accessible:
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Press the service switch to send a sign-on message.
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The device will appear in the Discovered Devices tab.
Otherwise:
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In the Search Devices tab:
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Select Search Parameters > Search by device code.
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In the Product dropdown box, select Gateway.
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Click the button.
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When discovered, the device appears in the Discovered Devices tab.
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Tick the checkbox next to the device and click
Add Devices. If adding a preconfigured device then click
Add and Load Devices to copy its existing configuration to the job file.
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Click Insert > Insert >
New Device ( Ctrl+D ). -
In the Create Device tab, select Network Devices > Gateway - KNX > DDNG-KNX
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Click the button.
The DDNG-KNX is now visible in System View and ready to be configured.
Configuring the DDNG-KNX
Device Properties
The Device Properties tab displays device information and general configuration.
In System View, right-click the DDNG-KNX and select Network Actions >
Request Device Information.
This ensures that the Device Properties information fields such as firmware version are correct and up to date.
Configuring Mapping
Commands are mapped between DyNet and KNX by inserting a mapping row that contains the Group Address, Area/Channel and a valid DyNet/KNX command pairing.
Refer to Mapping Table for a complete list of valid mappings.
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Press
Insert to add a new mapping row with the next sequential group address and no command selected. -
Select the required command from the dropdown list.
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Enter the Group Address
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Select the Data type model from the dropdown list (by DPT or by Size).
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Set the Priority if applicable.
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Tick/untick Flags as required.
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Configure the available Command parameters.
You can also
Duplicate or
Remove the selected mapping row.
Communication Object Settings
Enter in x/y/z format (two-byte hexadecimal values are also displayed).
Select by DPT or by Size. Refer to Mapping Table.
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1 to 7 bits
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1 to 14 bytes
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System
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High
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Alarm
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Low
See Commands