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INKNXBAC***0000

BACnet to KNX gateway

Installation Sheet rev.1.0

Order Codes:

INKNXBAC1000000 (100 points)

INKNXBAC2500000 (250 points)

INKNXBAC6000000 (600 points)

INKNXBAC1K20000 (1200 points)

INKNXBAC3K00000 (3000 points)

The Intesis INKNXBAC***0000 Gateway has been specially designed

to work as a translator between BACnet IP or BACnet MSTP devices

and a KNX installation.

Intesis acts as a client in the BACnet side, allowing KNX devices to

read and write on all configured BACnet Objects from external devices,

according to each configuration project.

KNX bus is connected to the specific KNX TP-1 port of the gateway.

On the BACnet side, the gateway simulates a BACnet IP client or

BACnet master MSTP device.

Configuration project is done through Intesis MAPS.

• Handles conversion between KNX TP-1 and BACnet (IP or MSTP)

• BACnet BTL certified

• Datalogging through external USB port

• Configuration through IP or USB (Console) port

• Plastic housing that mounts on 35-mm DIN-rail

• Front cover LED indicators to provide easy to check

communication status on both the Ethernet and serial ports

• Includes Intesis MAPS with automatic updates for both Intesis

MAPS and Gateway’s firmware

• BACnet explorer functionality, to detect available BACnet Devices

and Objects to integrate (available from Intesis MAPS)

HOW IT WORKS

FEATURES

INTEGRATION EXAMPLE

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INKNXBAC***0000 BACnet to KNX gateway Installation Sheet rev.1.0 Order Codes: INKNXBAC1000000 (100 points) INKNXBAC2500000 (250 points) INKNXBAC6000000 (600 points) INKNXBAC1K20000 (1200 points) INKNXBAC3K00000 (3000 points) HOW IT WORKS The Intesis INKNXBAC***0000 Gateway has been specially designed to work as a translator between BACnet IP or BACnet MSTP devices and a KNX installation.
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CONNECTIONS Power Supply PROTOCOLS KNX TP-1 Ethernet BACnet IP BACnet is the Data Communication Protocol for Building Automation and Control Networks. Developed under the auspices of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and AirConditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). BACnet is an American national standard, a European standard, a national standard in more than 30 countries, and an ISO global standard. The protocol is supported and maintained by ASHRAE Standing Standard Project Committee 135.