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KNX 100G • Setup Guide
This setup guide covers the physical installation of the KNX 100G and KNXnet/IP tunneling from a PC to a KNX network during
conguration and commissioning.
The KNX 100G allows better integration of control with KNX building management systems (BMS). The product serves as a
gateway for control systems and ETS software to the KNX bus, and it is designed to be installed onto a DIN rail with a width of 1
unit (18 mm).
Power is supplied via the KNX bus; an external power supply is not necessary. The KNX bus can be accessed from any point on
the LAN. The IP address can be obtained by a DHCP server or by manual conguration. There are ve simultaneous connections
possible for access via KNXnet.
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Figure 2. KNX 100G DIN Rail Installation
Installing Onto DIN Rail
1. Ensure the DIN rail is securely mounted onto the wall or furniture.
2. Place top rear against wall/furniture (Figure 2,
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3. Slide the unit down onto top of rail (Figure 2,
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4. Tilt the unit and snap onto the rail (Figure 2,
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Figure 1. KNX 100G Controls and Displays
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Programming Mode Button
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IP LED (multicolor)
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Ethernet/LAN Connector
Figure 3. KNX 100G Application Diagram
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LED Status Indicators
C
Programming Mode LED
LED STATUS Meaning
LED lights red Programming mode is active
LED Off Programming mode is not active
E
Mode LED
LED STATUS Meaning
LED lights green Device is working in standard operation mode
LED lights red Programming mode is active
LED ashes green 1x...5x Programming mode is not active
Manual operation is active
The selected tunnel (1-5) is not used and free
LED ashes orange 1x...5x Programming mode is not active
Manual operation is active
The selected tunnel (1-5) is used and free
LED ashes red Programming mode is not active
Manual operation is not active
The device is not properly loaded for example after an interrupted download
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IP LED
LED STATUS Meaning
LED lights green The device has an active Ethernet link and valid IP settings.
LED lights red The device has an active Ethernet link and invalid IP settings or not yet received the IP settings by a
DHCP server.
LED ashes green IP telegram trafc
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KNX LED
LED STATUS Meaning
LED lights green KNX 100G successfully powered
LED ashes green Telegram trafc on the KNX bus
LED lights red shortly Communication failure on the KNX bus
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KNX 100G Network Installation
1. Using a certied KNX twisted pair cable, connect to the
KNX BUS located on the top of the device (see gure 3).
2.
Connect an ethernet cable between the Ethernet port
located at the bottom of the KNX 100G and the local
network.
3. Congure the KNX 100G using ETS.
4. Congure your Extron Control System using the Extron
driver targeted at your congured KNX 100G.
NOTE: Engineering Tool Software (ETS) is an application
for designing, commissioning, and debugging KNX
installations. Click this link to view and purchase ETS
for your KNX setup. KNX system setup should be done
by a certied KNX professional.
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KNX 100G Setup
1. Add KNX 100G Interface Within ETS
Within ETS, the KNX 100G interfaces can be selected and setup via “Bus Interfaces”.
NOTE: ETS can access congured KNX 100G interfaces without a database entry if the default settings are compatible with
the KNX installation. If the KNX 100G setup does not comply with installation conditions, it must be configured within an
ETS project. See Configure Interface Properties on page 4.
After connecting the KNX 100G to the LAN and the KNX bus, the device should automatically appear in ETS within the “Bus”
menu under “Discovered Interfaces”. By double clicking on the discovered interface, it will be selected as the current interface. On
the right side of the ETS window, all specic information and options of the connection appear (see gure 5).
2. Setup Individual Address for Tunneling
The device’s name and “Individual Address” can be changed within your ETS project. The KNX 100G has an individual address
which can be used to access the device.
The device supports up to ve connections for control. Each connection is associated with one of the ve individual addresses
in the device. The addresses can be assigned via ETS. Telegrams sent to the bus contain a sender address from one of the ve
additional addresses, and response telegrams can be transmitted to respective clients.
Additional individual addresses must be selected from the address range of the bus line in which the interface is installed and may
not be used by another device. The individual KNX 100G address and the addresses for additional tunneling connections can be
changed within the ETS project after the device has been added to the project.
Factory Default Settings
Setting Value
Individual Device Address
15.15.255
Number of congured KNXnet/IP tunneling
connection
1
Individual address of tunneling connection
15.15.250
IP address assignment: DHCP
Reset to Factory Device Settings
The following callouts reference Figure 1 on page 1.
1. Separate the KNX Bus connector
A
from the device.
2. Press and hold the Programming Mode button
B
.
3. Reconnect KNX Bus connector
A
of device.
4. Continue holding the Programming Mode button
B
for six seconds.
5. A short ashing of all LEDs (
CDEF
) visaulizes the successful reset of the device to factory default settings.
Figure 5. Changing Device Address in ETS
Figure 4. New Connection in Bus Interfaces
For information on safety guidelines, regulatory compliances, EMI/EMF compatibility, accessibility, and related topics, see the
Extron Safety and Regulatory Compliance Guide on the Extron website.
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3. Configure Interface Properties
After adding the KNX 100G to a project, you can change the Individual Address and IP setting in Properties (see gure 7
below). In ETS 4, additional individual addresses will appear in the Topology view.
Within the ‘Settings’ overview, each individual KNX address and the device’s name can be changed. ‘Properties’ will appear on
the right side of the ETS window after clicking on the KNX 100G device entry within the project’s topology view. Click on the list
entry and type in the desired address into the Individual Address texteld to change an individual address (see
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in Figure
6). If the texteld frame switches to color red after entering the address, the address is already taken within your ETS project.
NOTE: Make sure none of the individual KNX addresses are in use within the KNX installation.
If the physical KNX addresses of the tunneling connections have been assigned via ETS, a manual address setting on
the device is not allowed.
The IP network specic options of the KNX 100G can be changed. In the ‘Properties’ window, click on the ‘IP’ tab. Change
Obtain an IP address automatically to Use a static IP address to set the IP address, subnet mask, and
default gateway freely
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Figure 6. ETS Properties Settings
Figure 7. ETS Properties IP
4. Program the KNX System
Via the KNX Bus
The device only needs to be connected to the KNX bus. ETS requires an additional interface to have access to the bus.
Both the individual address and the entire application can be programmed via the KNX bus. Programming via the bus is
recommended if no IP connection can be established.
Via KNXnet/IP Tunneling
No additional interface is required. Programming via KNXnet/IP Tunneling is possible if the device already has a valid IP
conguration. The device is displayed in the interface conguration of ETS and must be selected. The download is executed
via ETS.
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