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Linknx; status feedback actor / receiving err

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2009-03-14
2012-12-14
  • Rene Jansen

    Rene Jansen - 2009-03-14

    Hallo,

    I have knxweb 07pre running, switching and sending telegrams to the bus works fine. My problem is that it seems that telegrams send on the bus by actors and sensors are not read by iebd/linknx/knxweb.
    I tried to change flags for a few actors using ETS, but that didnot to it.

    Is there a way to get status info of the actors when changes are made with the sensors in the house?
    The same problem is for the actual temperature in the house, this is also not displayed and stays 0°C

    I hope some one can help,

    Thanks in advance,

    René Jansen

     
    • jef2000

      jef2000 - 2009-03-14

      Hi,

      You can start the vbusmonitor2 example program from bcusdk. It will show all the group-address telegrams on the bus.
      If eibd is working fine, you should see something on the screen when you switch the light using the wall switch.

      If it's not the case, the problem is somewhere between eibs and the KNX bus.
      What type of bus connection do you use? RS232, USB, EIBnet/IP, TPUART, ...? For some of these methods, the BCU where the bus interface is connected can block the traffic from bus to eibd if the internal address table length is not set to zero.
      Have a look at:
      http://bcusdk.wiki.sourceforge.net/FAQ

      Regards,

      Jean-François

       
    • Rene Jansen

      Rene Jansen - 2009-03-15

      Thanks, I already set the address table length to zero. I forgot it was a memorysetting witch will be lost when the power cuts off.

      So I set it again, with no luck. I had to reset the buscoupler by cutting the power and after that, it worked.

      BTW, I'm running linknx on an wrt54gl with serial mod and a buscoupler from merten, bcu 2.

      Thanks again, now I can play with my design.

      Kind regards,

      René

       

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