KNX Partition Wall Control KNX Partition Wall Control| This
function block implements a partition wall control. A partition wall
control is often required in conference rooms that can be divided by a
partition wall. For example, there is a partition wall and at each
entrance a switch for the light. If the partition wall is open, it
should be possible to switch both lights on and off from each switch; if
the partition wall is closed, it should only be possible to switch the
respective light located in that section from the switches. Therefore,
for each partition wall there are two inputs and two outputs; with each
partition wall the inputs/outputs are thus doubled. |
Inputs |
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| E1 |
Input
1 |
Input sector 1 |
| E2 |
Input 2 |
Input sector 2 |
| T1 |
Partition wall 1 |
Partition wall switch (1 = partition wall closed) |
Outputs |
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| A1 |
Output 1 |
Output sector 1 |
| A2 |
Output 2 |
Output sector 2 |
Parameters |
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| Number of partition walls |
Number of partition walls. |
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| Filter |
Telegram filter.
This filter is required to detect duplicate telegrams caused by
acknowledgements on the KNX bus. The default is 1 second, which is
sufficient for most installations. |
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