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11. IP interface
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11. IP interface
Description
The IP interface connects the Niko Home Control installation to a local IP network. Possible applications: establishing a
connection with the Niko Home Control touchscreen, with a smartphone or tablet via the WiFi router, with the user
software stored on a local network computer and with a gateway to control the Niko Home Control installation via a
smartphone or tablet from outside the home as well. The IP interface is also required for logging energy data.
Overview
Operation
The IP interface is connected to the resident’s home network via the RJ45 port. An IP address will be assigned to the IP
interface by the network router. The computer, touchscreen(s) and external IP system(s) connected to the same network
can then communicate with the installation via the IP interface.
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A. Sliding contact The sliding contact is used for connecting the next
module, which means that the bus and the power supply
module are then also interconnected.
B. RJ45 port Use this port to establish a connection between the
resident’s home network and the IP interface.
C. ADDRESS button This button is used while programming the installation to
send the unique address of the module during the
addressing phase.
D. ETHERNET LED The ETHERNET LED lights up when the ethernet cable is
connected and blinks during ethernet communication via
the TCP/IP protocol.
E. STATUS LED The STATUS LED lights up in TEST mode when the
module is connected correctly and is functioning properly.
If an error occurs, the LED will blink to indicate an error
code.
• The IP interface is not a router and does not assign IP addresses to other IP devices.
• Based on the user software, the resident can modify certain settings via the IP interface.
• Based on the energy software, the resident can view all energy consumption and energy production data
logged by the system.
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