UP 220 device properties

The listed properties are displayed in the Hardware and network editor > Inspector window > Properties tab when the device with KNX PL-Link is selected in the Device view tab.

UP 220

General and Catalog information

The General and Catalog Information group provides information about the device.

Property	Description	Default value
Mode	Mode shows the network mode of the device. Read only.	KNX PL-Link
Name	Name is a text field to enter the name of the device. The name is used to identify the device in the device view.	Depends on other settings.
Comment	Comment is a free text field to enter any helpful information on the device.	-
Power consumption	Power consumption shows the power the device consumes. Read only. Unit: [mA] The value is used to calculate the remaining power of the KNX rail. See also power consumption and supply on KNX rail of PXC3 or KNX rail of DXR2.	Depends on the device type.
Short designation	Short designation shows a short description of the device. Read only.	Depends on the device type.
Order number	Order number shows the device type. Read only.	Depends on the device type.
Version	Version shows an internal version of the device. Read only.	-
Description	Description shows a short description of the device. Read only.	Depends on the device type.

Device information

The Device information group provides information about the device and settings valid for all channels. The availability of channels depends on the chosen inputs and outputs here.

Property	Description	Default value
Device address (KNX)	Device address (KNX) shows the fixed standard address for devices with KNX PL-Link. Read only.	255
Serial number used	Serial number used defines the method used for device identification. : The serial number entered in the text field Serial number is used for device identification. : Device identification has to be done in Web interface. The device has to be in programming mode for Web interface to perform the device identification.	: Device identification has to be done in Web interface.
Serial number	Serial number defines the serial number used for device identification. Serial number is only enabled and relevant if Serial number used is enabled.	000000000000
Function channels 1/2	Functions channels 1/2 defines if the channels 1 and 2 are paired and if the channels are used as inputs or outputs. 2 Inputs: Channels 1 and 2 are not paired and are configured as inputs. A single pushbutton can be connected to each channel. 1 Input: Channels 1 and 2 are paired and are configured as inputs. A 2-fold pushbutton can be connected to the pair of channels. 1 Input/1 Output: Channels 1 and 2 are not paired. One channel is configured as input and the other channel as output. A single pushbutton can be connected to each channel. 2 Outputs: Channels 1 and 2 are paired and are configured as outputs. A 2-fold pushbutton can be connected to the pair of channels.	2 Inputs
Function channels 3/4	Functions channels 3/4 defines if the channels 3 and 4 are paired and if the channels are used as inputs or outputs. 2 Inputs: Channels 1 and 2 are not paired and are configured as inputs. A single pushbutton can be connected to each channel. 1 Input: Channels 1 and 2 are paired and are configured as inputs. A 2-fold pushbutton can be connected to the pair of channels. 1 Input/1 Output: Channels 1 and 2 are not paired. One channel is configured as input and the other channel as output. A single pushbutton can be connected to each channel. 2 Outputs: Channels 1 and 2 are paired and are configured as outputs. A 2-fold pushbutton can be connected to the pair of channels.	2 Inputs
HWChannelSwapPair1 ¹⁾	HWCChannelSwapPair1 defines how the dimming or moving direction is assigned to the buttons A and B. : The logic of pushbutton pairs for on/off and up/down is not inverted. : The logic of pushbutton pairs for on/off and up/down is inverted.	: The logic of pushbutton pairs for on/off and up/down is not inverted.
HWChannelSwapPair2 ¹⁾	HWCChannelSwapPair2 defines how the dimming or moving direction is assigned to the buttons C and D. : The logic of pushbutton pairs for on/off and up/down is not inverted. : The logic of pushbutton pairs for on/off and up/down is inverted.	: The logic of pushbutton pairs for on/off and up/down is not inverted.

¹⁾ If the subsystem specific extension Configure: UP 220 (PrphDev - subsystem-specific extension) of the BACnet object Peripheral device (PrphDev) is enabled, you have to configure this property in the BACnet objects editor or in Web interface.

Alarming

Property	Description	Default value
Alarming	: Alarming is disabled. : Alarming is enabled. An Event Enrollment (EE) object is created.	: Alarming is disabled

Property

Description

Default value

Alarming

: Alarming is disabled.

: Alarming is enabled. An Event Enrollment (EE) object is created.

: Alarming is disabled

Functions

The functions table in the Channel Overview provides an overview of the channels of the device. Depending on the device the values in the table are read only or can be edited. The available types depend on the device and the application function.

Property	Description
Name	Name of the channel. Read only.
Type	Name of the function.
Zone	Part of the geographical address of the device. Range: 1...126
Room	Part of the geographical address of the device. Range: 1...63
Subzone	Part of the geographical address of the device. Range: 1...15 Note Each channel has to be in a separate subzone.
Activate	Activate defines if the channel is activated. : The channel is activated. : The channel is deactivated and is not considered in the calculation of the limiting factors of the automation station.

The functions are described briefly in the table below.

Type	Description	Number of channels used
GPDI	General purpose digital input.	1
LDSB	Light dimming sensor basic	2
LSSB	Light switching sensor basic	1
SCS	Scene sensor	1
System	Device information that is mapped to the BACnet object peripheral device (PrphDev). Read only.	1

Some of the functions can be configured. The properties of those functions are described below in order of their appearance in the drop-down list.

General purpose digital input (GPDI)

Property	Description	Default value
Activate heartbeat	Activate heartbeat defines if the process value is sent at the intervals defined in the property Heartbeat. : Process value is not sent spontaneously. : Process value is sent at the intervals defined in the property Heartbeat.	: Process value is sent at the intervals defined in the property Heartbeat.
Heartbeat	Heartbeat defines the time interval to report the process value. Range: 1...255 [min]	15

Property

Description

Default value

Activate heartbeat

Activate heartbeat defines if the process value is sent at the intervals defined in the property Heartbeat.

: Process value is not sent spontaneously.

: Process value is sent at the intervals defined in the property Heartbeat.

Heartbeat

Heartbeat defines the time interval to report the process value.

Range: 1...255 [min]

Light switching sensor basic (LSSB)

Property	Description	Default value
Rising edge	Rising edge defines the switching behavior of the pushbutton if a rising edge is detected. Inactive: No message is sent. The light is neither switched on nor switched off. Switch off: The light is switched off. Switch on: The light is switched on. Switchover: If the light is on, it is switched off. If the light is off, it is switched on.	Switchover
Falling edge	Falling edge defines the switching behavior of the pushbutton if a falling edge is detected. Inactive: No message is sent. The light is neither switched on nor switched off. Switch off: The light is switched off. Switch on: The light is switched on. Switchover: If the light is on, it is switched off. If the light is off, it is switched on.	Inactive

Property

Description

Default value

Rising edge

Rising edge defines the switching behavior of the pushbutton if a rising edge is detected.

Inactive: No message is sent. The light is neither switched on nor switched off.

Switch off: The light is switched off.

Switch on: The light is switched on.

Switchover: If the light is on, it is switched off. If the light is off, it is switched on.

Switchover

Falling edge

Falling edge defines the switching behavior of the pushbutton if a falling edge is detected.

Inactive: No message is sent. The light is neither switched on nor switched off.

Switch off: The light is switched off.

Switch on: The light is switched on.

Switchover: If the light is on, it is switched off. If the light is off, it is switched on.

Inactive

Light dimming sensor basic (LDSB)

Property	Description	Default value
Push button function	Push button function defines if 1 or 2 pushbuttons are used for switching or dimming and defines the behavior of the pushbuttons. Switching & dimming: 1 pushbutton is used. A short key press toggles between switching the light on or off. A long key press toggles between dimming the lights up or down. On & dimming up: 1 pushbutton is used. A short key press switches the light on and a long key press dims the light up. Off & dimming down: 1 pushbutton is used. A short key press switches the light off and a long key press dims the light down. 2 buttons, switching & dimming: 2 pushbuttons are used. One of the buttons switches the light on or dims the light up the other switches the light off or dims the light down.	Switching & dimming
Polarity inverse	Polarity inverse defines how dimming up and dimming down are assigned to the buttons. : Left or lower button: dimming up, right or upper button: dimming down. : Left or lower button: dimming down, right or upper button: dimming up.	: Left or lower button: dimming up, right or upper button: dimming down.
Pulse length	Pulse length defines how long a pushbutton has to be pressed to be detected as a long key press. Range: 3...70 [0.1 s]	5

Property

Description

Default value

Push button function

Push button function defines if 1 or 2 pushbuttons are used for switching or dimming and defines the behavior of the pushbuttons.

Switching & dimming: 1 pushbutton is used. A short key press toggles between switching the light on or off. A long key press toggles between dimming the lights up or down.

On & dimming up: 1 pushbutton is used. A short key press switches the light on and a long key press dims the light up.

Off & dimming down: 1 pushbutton is used. A short key press switches the light off and a long key press dims the light down.

2 buttons, switching & dimming: 2 pushbuttons are used. One of the buttons switches the light on or dims the light up the other switches the light off or dims the light down.

Switching & dimming

Polarity inverse

Polarity inverse defines how dimming up and dimming down are assigned to the buttons.

: Left or lower button: dimming up, right or upper button: dimming down.

: Left or lower button: dimming down, right or upper button: dimming up.

: Left or lower button: dimming up, right or upper button: dimming down.

Pulse length

Pulse length defines how long a pushbutton has to be pressed to be detected as a long key press.

Range: 3...70 [0.1 s]

Scene Sensor (SCS)

Property	Description	Default value
Memorize	Memorize defines if scenes can be saved using teach-in. : Teach-in is activated. With a long key press the user can save the current states of the actuators to a scene. : Teach-in is not activated. The user cannot save the current states of the actuators to a scene.	Teach-in is activated
Scene function	Defines if the numbered scene will be recalled or saved. Recall scene number: The user cannot save the scene. Memorize scene number: The user can save the scene.	Recall scene number
TeachInDisable	TeachInDisable defines if the use can save the scene specified in the column Number. : Teach-in is disabled. The user cannot save the scene. : Teach-in is enabled. The user can save the scene.	: Teach-in is enabled
Active	Active defines if the user can select the scene specified in the column Number. : The user can select the scene. : The user cannot select the scene.	: The user can select the scene.
Number	Number assigns a predefined scene to the key. Range: 0…15	0
Polarity inverse	Polarity inverse defines if the digital input is connected to a normally open or a normally closed physical input. : The digital input is connected to a normally-open physical input. : The digital input is connected to a normally-closed physical input.	: The digital input is connected to a normally-open physical input.
Pulse length	Pulse length defines how long a pushbutton has to be pressed to be detected as a long key press. Property is used to differentiate between a recall (short key press) or a teach-in (long key press) command. Range: 3...70 [0.1 s]	50