SERVICE MANUAL
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Service manual V1.08 | Nov-2015 | LM0002-EN
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6.3.1
KNX network address
The network address for a full-scale KNX network consists of the area, line and device address. It reflects
the exact position of a bus device in the overall network and is unique within the network.
NOTE:
The LVLØ Ultimate Pool Controller bus
device is factory-set with the KNX defined
individual address 1.1.222 and can be
changed only via ISA remote support. Please
make sure this address is not used in KNX
network.
ETS software used for LVLØ is present by KNX Bus Access and Object Server in ETS.
6.3.2
KNX Group Addresses
Communication between devices in an installation is carried out via group addresses.
The group addresses are already assigned to the group objects. When using the ETS engineering tool, e.g.
in systems with third-party devices, the ETS project database of LVLØ device must be imported into ETS.
Selected data points of the LVLØ device can communicate also in S-Mode.
NOTE:
Pay special attention to the following design when engineering with ETS:
Fixed group addresses are defined in the KNX standard for all system functions.
Group addresses are set in the LVLØ bus devices before they leave the factory.
Main group 10, middle group 0 is used for LVLØ application Home screen functions. Contains all
major functions and information to operate pool equipment such as light, cover, auxiliaries and
read measured values of water quality and temperature.
Main group 10, middle group 1 is used for LVLØ application Dashboard features. Contains all major
information about condition of pool and pool equipment. Current state of circuit breakers,
sensors, buffer tank, etc.
Main group 10, middle group 2 is used for LVLØ application Setting functions. Contains all major
functions to control filtration, heating, cooling details about current LVLØ and pool conditions.
Status of circuit breakers, pump and valves status, sensor alerts etc.