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2013-08-14
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KNX ENO 634 (32-channel AP)
Bidirectional-Gateway between EnOcean and KNX-Bus
Operating and installation instructions
Fig. 1: KNX ENO 634
Application
The KNX ENO 634 is a bidirectional gateway between
EnOcean radio devices and the KNX bus. It transfers
commands and measured values of EnOcean wire-
less sensors to the KNX bus, for example, to control
KNX actuators. EnOcean wireless actuators can also
be controlled via KNX. The EnOcean communication
is based on the EnOcean Equipment Profiles (EEP).
This profile is usually specified in the data sheet of the
EnOcean device. For the controlling of EnOcean ac-
tuators corresponding EEPs are emulated. This
means that the gateway sends radio telegrams like a
push button or a window contact. In addition the
gateway supports logical and control functions and in-
cludes radio-repeater functionality. The KNX ENO 634
is divided in 32 channels. Each channel can be as-
signed to one of the following functions:
•
Link from EnOcean sensor to KNX
Switch functions
-
Switching
-
Dimming
-
Shutter
-
Scene
Window handles
Window contacts
Access card switches
Press switches
Temperature sensors
Humidity sensors
Light sensors
Presence sensors
Gas sensors
Room control panels
Automated meter devices
Environmental sensors
Digital inputs
•
Link from KNX to EnOcean actuator
Switch
Dimmer
Shutter
HVAC actuators (valves)
•
Control / logic
Timer
-
Switch-on delay
-
Switch-off delay
Control
-
2-point regulator
-
Continuous regulator
-
Heat requisition
-
Lighting control
Logical functions
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Gates (e.g. AND, OR, XOR)
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Flip-flop (Toggle)
Special
-
Trigger
-
Valuator
-
Watchdog
The configuration of the device and the channels is
performed using the ETS software via the KNX-Bus.
To configure the wireless components the keys and
the display in the device are used.