KNX Ethernet interface for expanding the ESERA station for integration into KNX systems The KNX interface is used to establish a bidirectional KNX network connection between the ESERA station or a PC and the KNX installation bus. The connection is established via a LAN network (IP). The IP address can be assigned via a DHCP server or by manual configuration (ETS). The device works according to the KNXnet/IP specification using Core, Device Management and Tunnelling. It can be used as a programming interface for the ETS. The device is powered via the KNX bus and requires no additional power supply. The LEDs on the front of the device visualize the connection status, telegram traffic and communication errors for LAN and KNX. The buttons can also be used to visualize the status of the tunelling connections. Version: DIN rail mounted device 1TE, interface: Ethernet connection is electrically isolated from the KNX bus. The interface is compatible with ETS (Engineering Tool Software) from ETS3. The device has implemented a complete KNX stack with communication objects and BAOS protocol V2. This makes it possible to extend devices with an Ethernet interface to full KNX functionality, which can then even be programmed by ETS KNX Interface KNX bus twisted pair, compatible with ETS from ETS3Support of KNX long frames, object server with 250 data pointsEthernet connection is electrically isolated from the KNX bus. The interface is compatible with ETS (Engineering Tool Software) from ETS3. The device has implemented a complete KNX stack with communication objects and BAOS protocol V2 KNX Data Interface: Terminal for KNX BUS (red / black) Protocol: KNX stack with communication objects and BAOS protocol V2 Supply voltage: KNX bus current consumption approx. 15mA Dimensions: Modular installation, installation width 1 TE, 18 mm Connector: Terminal for KNX BUS (red / black), LAN connection socket RJ-45 Manufacturer / Type Weinzierl / KNX IP BAOS 773 Assembly: Intended for top-hat rail Scope of delivery: KNX Ethernet Interface, data sheet

KNX USB-Interface for extending the ESERA station for integration into KNX systems The KNX interface is used to establish a bidirectional connection KNX network between the ESERA station or a PC and the installation bus KNX. The connection is established via USB cable. The device can also be used as a programming interface for the ETS. The device is supplied via the USB and KNX bus and does not require any additional power supply. The LEDs on the front of the device visualize the connection status, the telegram traffic and communication errors for USB and KNX. It supports KNX Long Frames and is used to establish a bidirectional KNX network connection between a PC and the KNX installation bus. Interface: USB port is galvanically isolated from the KNX bus. The interface is compatible with ETS (Engineering Tool Software) from ETS3 and higher. The device has a complete KNX stack with communication objects and BAOS protocol V2 implemented. Thus it offers the possibility to extend the ESERA station or other devices with USB connection to full KNX functionality, which can then even be programmed by ETS. KNX interface KNX Bus Twisted Pair, Compatible with ETS from ETS3 on, support of KNX Long Frames, USB connector is galvanically isolated from the KNX bus. The interface is compatible with ETS (Engineering Tool Software) as of ETS3, the device has implemented a complete KNX stack with communication objects and BAOS protocol V2. Thus it offers the possibility to extend devices with USB connection to full KNX functionality, which can then even be programmed by ETS. KNX data interface: Terminal for KNX BUS (red / black) Protocol: KNX Stack with communication objects and BAOS protocol V2 Supply voltage: KNX bus and USB Power consumption approx. < 100mW (USB) or <100 mW (KNX) Dimensions: In-line installation, installation width 1 TE, 18 mm Connection: Terminal for KNX BUS (red / black), USB socket, type B Manufacturer / Type Weinzierl / KNX IP BAOS 721 Assembly: Designed for top hat rail Scope of delivery: KNX Ethernet Interface, Data Sheet