Siemens KNX Basic Course Chapter 08 Line Coupling
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This video deals with the
This video deals with the more detailed information of KNX Line Coupling and ends up in the transition to lesson 5.1
In detail:
Glossary of abbreviations 0:23
Routing counter now is hop count ! 1:20
Repetition from chapter 05 Topology:
Topology general survey 1:25
Line consists of 4 segments: rules as before 2019 ! 1:32
Areas and backbone 1:47
Line segment 1:57
Area design 2:20
Several areas 3:07
Individual address 3:30
Tasks of couplers 3:44
Filter table 4:07
Line repeaters don't filter 4:44
Remark as for ETS6: In ETS6 there will be "segment couplers"; these devices are enhanced line couplers with both a group filter table and a physical filter table (= individual addresses on the lower segment side).
Electronic block diagram of a TP-TP line / area coupler 5:22
Legacy couplers 5:48
Individual addresses of TP - TP couplers 6:12
Distribution board situation 6:56
Example: line crossing group addressing 7:10
- line internal communication 8:04
- line crossing telegram 8:15
- area crossing telegram 8:44
Routing counter (Hop count) 9:37
Animation of loop error detection in Siemens KNX basic / advanced course c...
Internal and external interfaces / gateways -
how to place them properly 13:30
Topology deployment in a building - example 15:03
- classic structure type TP - TP 16:25
- enhanced structure: area couplers replaced by IP routers 16:57
- smart structure: all couplers are replaced by IP routers on line level 17:37
Multicast Address on IP level 17:59
Attention managed LAN switches 18:04
Building example with "smart structure": Only IP routers used in lieu of line couplers 18:20
Function of the IP multicast address / requirement in tenders 18:28
Start of the lesson 5.1 19:27
Notes on the individual address of ETS programming interfaces 20:37
KNX Association https://www.knx.org
KNX Online-Shop: https://my.knx.org
Siemens GAMMA: https://www.siemens.com/gamma
Siemens KNX Training: https://www.siemens.de/knx-training
Technical data & downloads: https://www.siemens.com/gamma-td
Siemens support homepage: https://www.siemens.com/automation/su...
In detail:
Glossary of abbreviations 0:23
Routing counter now is hop count ! 1:20
Repetition from chapter 05 Topology:
Topology general survey 1:25
Line consists of 4 segments: rules as before 2019 ! 1:32
Areas and backbone 1:47
Line segment 1:57
Area design 2:20
Several areas 3:07
Individual address 3:30
Tasks of couplers 3:44
Filter table 4:07
Line repeaters don't filter 4:44
Remark as for ETS6: In ETS6 there will be "segment couplers"; these devices are enhanced line couplers with both a group filter table and a physical filter table (= individual addresses on the lower segment side).
Electronic block diagram of a TP-TP line / area coupler 5:22
Legacy couplers 5:48
Individual addresses of TP - TP couplers 6:12
Distribution board situation 6:56
Example: line crossing group addressing 7:10
- line internal communication 8:04
- line crossing telegram 8:15
- area crossing telegram 8:44
Routing counter (Hop count) 9:37
Animation of loop error detection in Siemens KNX basic / advanced course c...
Internal and external interfaces / gateways -
how to place them properly 13:30
Topology deployment in a building - example 15:03
- classic structure type TP - TP 16:25
- enhanced structure: area couplers replaced by IP routers 16:57
- smart structure: all couplers are replaced by IP routers on line level 17:37
Multicast Address on IP level 17:59
Attention managed LAN switches 18:04
Building example with "smart structure": Only IP routers used in lieu of line couplers 18:20
Function of the IP multicast address / requirement in tenders 18:28
Start of the lesson 5.1 19:27
Notes on the individual address of ETS programming interfaces 20:37
Link to lesson 5.1 Siemens KNX Basic course worksheet 5.1
KNX Association https://www.knx.org
KNX Online-Shop: https://my.knx.org
Siemens GAMMA: https://www.siemens.com/gamma
Siemens KNX Training: https://www.siemens.de/knx-training
Technical data & downloads: https://www.siemens.com/gamma-td
Siemens support homepage: https://www.siemens.com/automation/su...
In detail:
Glossary of abbreviations 0:23
Routing counter now is hop count ! 1:20
Repetition from chapter 05 Topology:
Topology general survey 1:25
Line consists of 4 segments: rules as before 2019 ! 1:32
Areas and backbone 1:47
Line segment 1:57
Area design 2:20
Several areas 3:07
Individual address 3:30
Tasks of couplers 3:44
Filter table 4:07
Line repeaters don't filter 4:44
Remark as for ETS6: In ETS6 there will be "segment couplers"; these devices are enhanced line couplers with both a group filter table and a physical filter table (= individual addresses on the lower segment side).
Electronic block diagram of a TP-TP line / area coupler 5:22
Legacy couplers 5:48
Individual addresses of TP - TP couplers 6:12
Distribution board situation 6:56
Example: line crossing group addressing 7:10
- line internal communication 8:04
- line crossing telegram 8:15
- area crossing telegram 8:44
Routing counter (Hop count) 9:37
Animation of loop error detection in Siemens KNX basic / advanced course c...
Internal and external interfaces / gateways -
how to place them properly 13:30
Topology deployment in a building - example 15:03
- classic structure type TP - TP 16:25
- enhanced structure: area couplers replaced by IP routers 16:57
- smart structure: all couplers are replaced by IP routers on line level 17:37
Multicast Address on IP level 17:59
Attention managed LAN switches 18:04
Building example with "smart structure": Only IP routers used in lieu of line couplers 18:20
Function of the IP multicast address / requirement in tenders 18:28
Start of the lesson 5.1 19:27
Notes on the individual address of ETS programming interfaces 20:37
KNX Association https://www.knx.org
KNX Online-Shop: https://my.knx.org
Siemens GAMMA: https://www.siemens.com/gamma
Siemens KNX Training: https://www.siemens.de/knx-training
Technical data & downloads: https://www.siemens.com/gamma-td
Siemens support homepage: https://www.siemens.com/automation/su...
In detail:
Glossary of abbreviations 0:23
Routing counter now is hop count ! 1:20
Repetition from chapter 05 Topology:
Topology general survey 1:25
Line consists of 4 segments: rules as before 2019 ! 1:32
Areas and backbone 1:47
Line segment 1:57
Area design 2:20
Several areas 3:07
Individual address 3:30
Tasks of couplers 3:44
Filter table 4:07
Line repeaters don't filter 4:44
Remark as for ETS6: In ETS6 there will be "segment couplers"; these devices are enhanced line couplers with both a group filter table and a physical filter table (= individual addresses on the lower segment side).
Electronic block diagram of a TP-TP line / area coupler 5:22
Legacy couplers 5:48
Individual addresses of TP - TP couplers 6:12
Distribution board situation 6:56
Example: line crossing group addressing 7:10
- line internal communication 8:04
- line crossing telegram 8:15
- area crossing telegram 8:44
Routing counter (Hop count) 9:37
Animation of loop error detection in Siemens KNX basic / advanced course c...
Internal and external interfaces / gateways -
how to place them properly 13:30
Topology deployment in a building - example 15:03
- classic structure type TP - TP 16:25
- enhanced structure: area couplers replaced by IP routers 16:57
- smart structure: all couplers are replaced by IP routers on line level 17:37
Multicast Address on IP level 17:59
Attention managed LAN switches 18:04
Building example with "smart structure": Only IP routers used in lieu of line couplers 18:20
Function of the IP multicast address / requirement in tenders 18:28
Start of the lesson 5.1 19:27
Notes on the individual address of ETS programming interfaces 20:37
Link to lesson 5.1 Siemens KNX Basic course worksheet 5.1
KNX Association https://www.knx.org
KNX Online-Shop: https://my.knx.org
Siemens GAMMA: https://www.siemens.com/gamma
Siemens KNX Training: https://www.siemens.de/knx-training
Technical data & downloads: https://www.siemens.com/gamma-td
Siemens support homepage: https://www.siemens.com/automation/su...
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