Siemens KNX basic course chapter 6: System Overview

This chapter of the KNX basic course deals with all requirements for a successful start into the KNX world. But it doesn't explain the various topics in detail. For this purpose you must watch the other videos of this playlist! In detail: Table of content 0:29 Example with a minimal KNX structure of sensor, actuator and power supply 0:55 Series connection in KNX 3:31 Linking addresses to actuators: several groups to one object: Single function, group function, and central command 4:10 Sending group address 6:28 How 1 sensor controls 1000 actuators at the same time 7:23 Sample: Toggle button configuration address linking 7:39 Data points and types 8:38 Structure of group addresses 9:18 Restriction of filter tables for old line couplers (very old) 13:03 Restrictions of group address tables in KNX device? 13:35 Arguments for free scale address structure 15:03 Checklist / steps of device configuration 15:16 Steps of project configuration / design 16:19 Telegram: user data 17:56 Length of the user data 19:18 Control information 19:50 Standardised data point types 20:17 Classification of DPT’s 21:37 1-bit DPT 1.xxxx 22:28 Properties of communication objects in ETS 23:42 Functional block “drive control” (Shutter/blinds) 24:38 Functional block “dimming” : DPT relative dimming control 3.007 26:15 DPT Scaling 5.001 28:15 DPT 9.xxx Float 2 byte 29:24 Communication flags 30:33 The communication flag “C” 31:19 The write flag “W” (Actuator) 32:39 The transmit flag “T” (Sensor and active status) 33:08 The read flag “R” (for reading a passive status) 34:11 Sending group address 35:13 The update flag “U” 35:28 Summary on flags 36:57 Weblinks: KNX Association https://www.knx.org KNX Online-Shop: https://my.knx.org Siemens GAMMA: https://www.siemens.com/gamma Siemens KNX Training: https://www.siemens.de/knx-training Technical data & downloads: https://www.siemens.com/gamma-td Siemens support homepage: https://www.siemens.com/automation/support-request