KNX Technology Tutorial Workshop 2004 : results

10.00 - 10.20

TP1 System Components – BIM, chip set,  BCUs, TP-UART – technical features
-Mr. A. Grossman – Siemens A & D ET, Regensburg

13.15 - 13.35

Making an ETS product database

- Mr. C. Parthoens – EIBA cvba

10.20 - 10.40

Powerline 110 System Components – PIM

- Mr. Dr. Heite - Busch-Jaeger

13.35 - 13.55

Use of LTE extension to the KNX stack for HVAC applications
- Mr. S. Wichert – Siemens Building Technology

10.40 - 11.00

Powerline 132 chip set – technical features

- Mr. U. Fiedler  -   STMicroelectronics

13.55 - 14.15

How to develop an A-mode compatible KNX device
- Mr. K. Adler  - Tapko

11.00

Coffee break

14.15 - 14.35

What to bear in mind when making a product compliant with KNX Easy
- Mr. C. Gossé - Hager SA

11.15 - 11.35

Physical layer implications on Radio Frequency
- Mr. P. Bernard - Mr. Kalischek - Hager SA

14.35

Coffee break

11:35 - 11:55

Loadable Applications for Non-Motorola based KNX-Devices

Dr. T. Weinzierl – Weinzierl Engineering GmbH

14.50 - 15.10

State of affairs – KNX interworking model and standardised data types/functional blocks 

- Mr. S. De Bruyne - Systems Engineer
                                KNX Association

11.55 - 12.15

Finding your way around the KNX Specifications
- Mr. S. De Bruyne - Systems Engineer
                                KNX Association

15.10 - 15.30

Certification of KNX devices - Procedure and test requirements
- Mr. J. Demarest - Director of Certification
                                KNX Association

12.15

Lunch break

15.30 -15.50

What Falcon does for you - Development of software packages (e.g. visualisation) on the basis of Falcon - Mr. C. Sahm - ISE GmbH