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Question 18. What do I do when the Association process fails to perform?
If a device is not performing the association properly it can derive from 2 reasons:
a. Source device endpoint is associated with more target endpoints than it be associated
with.
i. InWand
Each endpoint in source unit can associate with 7 target endpoints.
ii. WallWand
Each endpoint in source unit can associate with 5 target endpoints.
You need to verify how many target endpoints are associated with source endpoint.
b. The device was previously associated as source to other targets or as target to other
sources and has been unpair without properly clearing it associated target or source. In
this case the controller does not recognize (show) already installed associations in the
device. In this case need to unpair the unit from the controller reset the unit and re-pair
the
unit
Question 19. What is a primary-secondary condition?
For large size spaces that include several floors and many units it is advisable to include more
than one controller in the network. The controllers will be connected wired IP and could
control the house/building easily. Therefore, we set up one primary controller that can
include several secondary controllers and would include all secondary units. Thus you can
build up scenarios between units that are paired to different controllers.
Question 20. The KNX doesn't report back its status to the controller. What do I do?
This depends on the IP adaptor and router. You can change the connection type from
multicast to direct. Detailed description for this can be found on
and
perform
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association
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process.
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