Busch-Jaeger Busch-ComfortTouch, Product Manual

Page: 114 / 240

114/240
Example:
A programming telegram to a participator 1.2.4 would not
pass an IP router with address 2.3.0, since a participator
1.2.4 is not located in a line 2.3.
With setting
Block
, basically all telegrams with a physical
address are blocked.
With the
Filter
setting, all telegrams with a physical
address are transferred. It does not matter whether they are
located in the subordinate line or not (see example above).
19.5.3.6
IP --> KNX Broadcast
telegrams
(Tab
Broadcast
)
The parameter
IP --> KNX Broadcast telegrams
is used to
block or enable the transfer of Broadcast telegrams (e.g.
telegrams that are transmitted via the KNX multicast
address) from the Main/Area line to the Sub line.
19.5.3.7
KNX --> IP Broadcast
telegrams
(Tab
Broadcast
)
The parameter
KNX --> IP Broadcast telegrams
is used to
block or enable the transfer of Broadcast telegrams (e.g.
telegrams that are transmitted via the KNX multicast
address) from the Sub line to the Main/Area line.
19.5.4 Acknowledgement of
telegrams
19.5.4.1
IP --> KNX Confirmation group
telegrams
(Tab
Basis
)
The parameter
IP --> KNX Confirmation group telegram
specifies when an acknowledgement is sent for receipt of a
group telegram on the Main-/Area line.
At setting
Normal
an acknowledgement is sent only when
the telegrams were transferred to the subordinate side (e.g.
because the group address is located in the filter table). At
selection
All
acknowledgements are always sent on the
main/area line after the receipt of a telegram, irrespective
of whether they were transferred to the subordinate side or
not.