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                           Binary output





                                                               Source: http://www.gira.de


                Figure 13: KNX binary output linked to VdS-approved components


                  2.4.4  Sensors

                  KNX sensors are an important part of the KNX system. Sensors form the interface
                  between the user or the physical size and the KNX bus. Using switch sensors, the user
                  calls up previously configured functions such as arming/deactivating the system, switching
                  the lighting, moving the shutters, movement/presence detected, switching on the siren.
                  They convert physical variables into electrical values which are then sent on the bus as a
                  telegram.

                  The switch sensors form a group of sensors. The switch sensors are then subdivided into:
                  simple push-buttons, group push-buttons, switch sensors, room temperature thermostats,
                  multifunction sensors.











                    1-fold switch sensor for central                              Flush-mounted presence/
                    OFF, attack and panic function   Surface-mounted presence/
                                                movement detector                 movement detector
                  Figure 14: Sensors

                  Example 1: A simple push-button in the bedroom is installed so that it can be operated
                  from the bed in an emergency. It is set in the parameters that the rocker triggers an alarm
                  once it has been pressed for 3 s to avoid incorrect operation. The reset is then carried out
                  e.g. on a multifunction switch sensor, whose operation is protected by entering a PIN
                  code.





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