System Design: driver hubs for LED lighting
Simon Buddle looks at the advantages of using driver hubs for LED lighting control to simplify installation and maintenance. The M&E world often feels like
ETS: the evolutionary software tool
Michael Critchfield explains the need for revisions to major releases of ETS software and what the latest version, ETS6.3.1 will bring. With backwards compatibility to
System Architecture: the benefits of line couplers
Simon Buddle discusses the pros and cons of single-line KNX topology, and the benefits of using line couplers to support separate lines and power supplies,
Show Report: KNX with ETS6.3.0 at ISE Barcelona 2025
Michael Critchfield talks about demonstrating the new ETS6.3.0 at ISE 2025, and shares the typical questions and topics of interest that came up at the
ISE 2025 Show Report – member companies on the KNX stand
Yasmin Hashmi presents the highlights of what was shown on the KNX stand by KNX member companies at ISE 2025. Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) is
Troubleshooting: KNX lights up the way
Simon Buddle explains why the diagnostic capabilities of KNX devices make fault finding so much easier. As part of my day-to-day world, I interact with
The KNX Security Check: a must for systems allowing remote access
Michael Critchfield explains why remote access is desirable, what the pitfalls can be, and how to ensure it is secure. KNX Secure, including both IP
Happy New Year: the future looks bright with KNX
Simon Buddle takes stock of the amazing technology so many of us now take for granted, and makes the case for why KNX will continue
ETS6.3.0: changes to signing in, licensing, and creating a new project
Michael Critchfield gives us a closer look at some of the changes introduced in ETS6.3.0, including signing in, licensing, and creating a new project. ETS6.3.0
KNX and Matter: whatever the customer wants
Simon Buddle takes a look at Matter and how it can be integrated with KNX to offer a solution for any piece of smart technology
