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− | In January 2014, there was a discussion about developing a do-it-yourself KNX device with help of Arduino and a Siemens buscoppler on the german KNX User Forum. | + | In January 2014, there was a discussion about developing a do-it-yourself KNX device with help of Arduino and a Siemens buscoppler on the german [https://knx-user-forum.de/forum/%C3%B6ffentlicher-bereich/knx-eib-forum/diy-do-it-yourself/33016-arduino-am-knx KNX User Forum]. |
− | People where happy and started to develop own stuff. | + | People where happy and started to develop own stuff. A month later, the idea to have a “over the bus programmable” DIY device rised. Early attempts in extending the DKA TpUart library with “property read/write, memory read/write” failed with strange timing issues. Again a fews weeks later, a few guys put their heads together to create a new attempt. And this is the documentation about this attempt. |
It’s a complete open source project with an library for Arduino boards that allows KNX access and a smart software tool that allows programming those DIY devices via KNX bus. | It’s a complete open source project with an library for Arduino boards that allows KNX access and a smart software tool that allows programming those DIY devices via KNX bus. |
Revision as of 10:11, 12 February 2018
In January 2014, there was a discussion about developing a do-it-yourself KNX device with help of Arduino and a Siemens buscoppler on the german KNX User Forum.
People where happy and started to develop own stuff. A month later, the idea to have a “over the bus programmable” DIY device rised. Early attempts in extending the DKA TpUart library with “property read/write, memory read/write” failed with strange timing issues. Again a fews weeks later, a few guys put their heads together to create a new attempt. And this is the documentation about this attempt.
It’s a complete open source project with an library for Arduino boards that allows KNX access and a smart software tool that allows programming those DIY devices via KNX bus.
But first of all, this child needs a name:
KONNEKTING
The name is a wordplay with “connect”, “connecting” and “Ing”, the german abbreviation for “engineer”. If you combine them, you will get “KONNEKTING”.
KONNEKTING is the generic term for the following two high-level projects:
- KONNEKTING Device Library, the library for your Arduino
- KONNEKTING Suite, the software to parametrize your Arduino KNX device
There are some more sub-projects, but they are more or less low-level and not so important at this stage.