It is possible to edit predefined rules and/or create new ones, by pressing the
Add
button and entering all required
information. New rules can easily be created during the ETS import procedure, as described under
ETS Import
.
ETS Import:
The ETS project must be exported in OPC format within the ETS application. This operation creates two files.
The file with extension of
ESF
must be used. Select the
Choose File
button under
Project File
. Select the
ESF
file to be
used and then click the
Next
button to start the import process.
If you desire to completely remove any previously created KNX objects in the project, put a check in the checkbox next to
Delete existing KNX objects
prior to clicking the
Next
button to start the import process.
The same ETS project can be imported more than once. Each time modifications are made in ETS, the import procedure
creates new objects for group addresses not previously present in the project, and updates attributes (if necessary) of
existing objects.
ETS Project:
This option displays the number of KNX objects created (this should match the number of group addresses in
ETS project) and the list of KNX group addresses not matching any of the import rules.
In the case of group addresses not matching import rules, the available options are:
a.
Ignore them (in such a case, these items will not be available for Gateway rules).
b.
Manually set encoding.
c.
Create a new import rule by accessing ETS Import Rules and adding a new rule matching the name(s) of group
addresses.
Configure Communication:
Allows you to assign the KNX Physical Address of the KNX Gateway.
To rename a Gateway rule, right-click anywhere on the empty area of the Gateway rule to open the
Object properties
side
menu. Enter the new name for the rule and click the
Edit
button.
Add Items and Connections to Gateway Rules
Drag and drop Omni devices (Units and Thermostats under the
Omni controller
menu) and KNX objects (under the
ETS
project
menu) onto the workspace or search for them using the Search feature above the menu tree.
Omni Thermostats appear in gateway rules as follows:
VER
S
ION 1.0.0
S
earch
M
enu
S
etup
Leviton
KNX
Gateway rules
Users
Name:
Gateway rule 4
Drop here one or more objects from tree menu or search results
Object properties
Gateway rule 4
Porch Light Rule 1
Foyer Light Rule 1
Thermostat 1
Gateway rule 4
EDIT
VER
S
ION 1.0.0
S
earch
M
enu
S
etup
Leviton
KNX
Gateway rules
Users
Name:
Number:
Porch Light
1
Object properties
Gateway rule 4
Porch Light Rule 1
Foyer Light Rule 1
Thermostat 1
Gateway rule 4
Type:
ON/OFF
EDIT
PORCH LIGHT (
S
TATE)
WRITE
KNX
0/0/2
VALUE 0
PORCH LIGHT
ON/OFF
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
0
0
VER
S
ION 1.0.0
S
earch
M
enu
S
etup
PORCH LIGHT (
S
TATE)
WRITE
KNX
0/0/2
VALUE 0
Leviton
KNX
Gateway rules
Users
Gateway rule 4
Porch Light Rule 1
Foyer Light Rule 1
Thermostat 1
Gateway rule 4
PORCH LIGHT
ON/OFF
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
0
PORCH LIGHT (C
M
D)
WRITE
KNX
0/0/1
VALUE 0
0
In order to connect items to each other:
a.
Place your mouse pointer over the
outstanding square part of an "output" node
of a block (right side).
b.
Click and hold the left mouse button while
you move to an "input" node of another block
(left side); an arrow is drawn dynamically.
c.
Release when the pointer is on the
outstanding square part of the "target" node.
Once connected, nodes appear as follows:
Each item can appear only once inside a gateway
rule, and each node can be associated with only
one connection per rule. If necessary, consider
creating a new gateway rule with the same item(s).
To display the most important attributes of an
item, right-click on the block. The block becomes
highlighted and its information is displayed on the
Object properties side menu.
Drag area
Drop area
KITCHEN LIGHT (
S
TATE)
KNX
10/0/2
0
UNIT 1
ON/OFF
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
0
0
WRITE
VALUE
Connection source node
Connection target node
KITCHEN LIGHT (
S
TATE)
KNX
10/0/2
0
UNIT 1
ON/OFF
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
0
0
WRITE
VALUE
More details can be found on the item’s details page, accessible by pressing the
Edit
button. When an item, or a
connection, is selected, it is possible to remove it from the gateway rule, by pressing the
[Delete]
key on the keyboard.
On/Off
An immediate toggle command is sent
Multiple Values
The node cycles between values, by sending corresponding commands with each double-click
Free Value
Enter a value in the input field; corresponding command is sent when pressing [ENTER]
Drag area
Input node
(command)
KNX group address
Name
Drop area
Command area
of output node
KITCHEN LIGHT (C
M
D)
KNX
10/0/1
0
KITCHEN LIGHT (C
M
D)
KNX
10/0/1
1
WRITE
VALUE
WRITE
VALUE
On/Off nodes change their color according
to the value (0=gray, 1=yellow). Numeric
nodes are always drawn in blue.
KITCHEN LIGHT (
S
TATE)
KNX
10/0/2
0
UNIT 1
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
ON/OFF 0
WRITE
VALUE
0
On the other side, in order to update the
Omni controller of a changed value on
KNX bus for its address, you must create a
connection from its output node (right side),
as in the following example:
In order to send a value to the KNX bus
on its group address, you must create a
connection having its input node (left side)
as target, as in the following example:
KITCHEN LIGHT (C
M
D)
KNX
10/0/1
0
UNIT 1
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
0
WRITE
VALUE
0
Below is an example of a complete bi-directional gateway rule between a unit (On/Off) and a KNX light:
KITCHEN LIGHT (
S
TATE)
KNX
10/0/2
0
UNIT 1
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
ON/OFF 0
WRITE
VALUE
KITCHEN LIGHT (C
M
D)
0
KNX
10/0/1
0
WRITE
VALUE
Omni Units appear in a gateway rules as follows:
The Users page allows you to change the login credentials for the web interface. Enter a new username and password.
NOTE:
Only letters and numbers are allowed in the password (no space or special characters).
Omni Controller Setup
To configure the KNX Gateway, the Omni controller must be utilizing controller firmware 3.11 or later:
1.
If KNX thermostats or temperature devices are used, configure the serial port on the Omni controller to "KNX".
2.
Any thermostats that will be associated with the KNX system must be changed to use "KNX". Change the Protocol
Address for each thermostat to "KNX".
IP Address Restore
To restore IP address of the KNX Gateway to its factory default IP address:
1.
Press the Reset Button for 10 seconds (until the red Reset/Service LED starts blinking), then release.
2.
Within the next 5 seconds, press the Reset Button again for 1 second, then release; the red Reset/Service LED will
turn ON for a few seconds.
3.
When red Reset/Service LED turns off, cycle the power to the KNX Gateway.
4.
Upon reboot, the IP address of the KNX Gateway will be:
192.168.0.110
If the Reset/Service LED turns off after the first long press, repeat the entire procedure.
Resetting to Factory Default
To reset the KNX Gateway to its factory default configuration:
1.
Press Reset button for 10 seconds, (until red Reset/Service LED starts blinking), then release.
2.
Within the next 5 seconds, press and hold the Reset Button again for 10 seconds (until the red Reset/Service LED
turns ON continuously).
3.
Release RESET button and wait until red Reset/Service LED turns OFF.
4.
When red Reset/Service LED turns off, cycle the power to the KNX Gateway.
5.
Upon reboot, all previously saved configuration will be cleared the KNX Gateway will be restored to its factory default
configuration.
If the Reset/Service LED turns off after the first long press, repeat the entire procedure.
Supported Web Browsers
When accessing the KNX Gateway web interface, the Google Chrome or Apple Safari web browser must be used.
UNIT 1
LEVITON
S
&A UNIT
1
ON/OFF
ON/OFF 0
0
VALUE
VALUE 0
0
Name
Unit number
Input node for ON/OFF
Output node for ON/OFF
Input node for % value
Output node for % value
Symbol
THER
M
O
S
TAT 1
LEVITON
S
&A THER
M
O
S
TAT
1
GENERAL
GENERAL
TE
M
P
TE
M
P 0
0
S
Y
S
M
ODE
S
Y
S
M
ODE 0
0
FAN
M
ODE
FAN
M
ODE 0
0
ALAR
M
ALAR
M
0
0
HOLD
HOLD 0
0
HEATING
HEATING
HEAT
S
TP
HEAT
S
TP 20
20
HEAT ON/OFF
HEAT ON/OFF 0
0
COOLING
COOLING
ON/OFF
ON/OFF 24
24
COOL ON/OFF
COOL ON/OFF 0
0
HU
M
IDIFICATION
HU
M
IDIFICATION
HU
M
IDITY
HU
M
IDITY 0
0
HU
M
S
TP
HU
M
S
TP 0
0
DEHU
M
S
TP
DEHU
M
S
TP 0
0
DEHU
M
ON/OFF
DEHU
M
ON/OFF 0
0
DEHU
M
ON/OFF
DEHU
M
ON/OFF 0
0
General input nodes
Humidification
input nodes
Heating & cooling
input nodes
General output nodes
Humidification
output nodes
Heating & cooling
output nodes
Thermostat number
DI-000-KNXGW-04A
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GATEWAY RULES
INSTANT COMMANDS
USERS
After the Omni devices and KNX objects have been defined, the next step is to define gateway rules between the KNX bus
and the Omni controller.
Each rule can contain one or more connections among KNX objects and Omni devices, in both directions. When an item’s
attribute is connected to another one, each time its value changes, the value is sent to the other item.
To create a Gateway rule:
a.
Select Gateway Rules in the menu tree.
b.
Press the + icon on the bottom-left of the interface.
c.
Select the new gateway rule in the menu tree and press the shortcut icon beside its name in the menu.
It is possible to send instant commands to a block, once they have been dropped into a Gateway rule, by double clicking on
the white square portion of an output node (containing the value):
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Leviton warrants to the original consumer purchaser and not for the benefit of anyone else that products manufactured by Leviton under the Leviton brand name (“Product”) will be free from defects in material and workmanship for the time periods indicated below, whichever is shorter:
• OmniPro II and Lumina
Pro:
three (3) years from installation or 42 months from manufacture date.
• OmniLT, Omni IIe, and Lumina:
two (2) years from installation or 30 months from manufacture date.
• Thermostats, Accessories:
two (2) years from installation or 30 months from manufacture date.
• Batteries:
Rechargeable batteries
in products are warranted for ninety (90) days from date of purchase.
Note:
Primary (non-rechargeable) batteries shipped in products are not warranted.
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®
Operating Systems:
During the warranty period, Leviton will restore corrupted operating systems to factory default at no charge,
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. The repaired or replaced product is then warranted under the terms of this Limited Warranty
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.
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. To view complete warranty and instructions for returning product, please visit us at
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.
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