Highlights; Field Of Application - B+B EIBDoctor E001-B002011 Manual

11/2016 V1.0.61

Highlights

 Logging all EIB-Telegrams (also non-EIS)
 Displaying the complete group address range (main group 0 – 31)
 Logging of fragmented bus telegrams
 Fragmented bustelegrams are related to actual telegram source (sending device)
 Logging of line disturbances or EIB power fails
 Shows all data in human readable form
 Easy to use
 Long time logging possible
 Filtered or unfiltered display (e.g. in group address order)
 Collision detection
 Permanently refreshed statistics (bargraph) of
number of telegrams to detect bus load sources
number of repeats to detect telegrams without ACK
number of errors (e.g. NACK, BUSY, collision)
number of telegrams based on physical addresses
 Permanently reordering of bargraph display (descending from left to right)
 Useful functions like easy reset of all device-programming buttons, or a device
searching window, or a 2-/3-level group address calculator.
 Measuring of real bit times to detect wiring errors
 Busmonitoring is done even while sending telegrams !
 Function keys can be used to send bustelegrams or telegram lists
 Sending telegrams can be related to various EIS-Types
 You can read, write and edit bus devices
 Email alarm function on high bus load, bus voltage loss, EIBWeiche removed,
alarming group address telegram
 All bus devices can be reprogrammed to ACK-devices
 Simultaneous diagnostics of local EIB and EIB-LAN telegrams while using IP-routers
and DALI-telegrams while using DALI-Weiche devices.
 EIBDoctor includes EIBWeiche, the open serial or USB-interface
 Owners manual is printed directly onto the case of EIB-Weiche
 Includes: ActiveX, EIB.VB, ASCII, OPC-Server and visualization
 Support for ETS2 (from version 1.1b) and ETS3 / ETS4 / ETS5

Field of application

 Commissioning of a new EIB installation
 Analyzing an existing EIB installation
 Configuring b+b EIB devices
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