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Jung MR-SONOS-REG Product Manual

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© 2019 Albrecht J ung GmbH & Co. KG
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  • Page 1 Product Manual KNX Sonos-Gateway MR-SONOS -REG Documentation valid for: Product database entry: v3.0 Firmware: V3.0 Documentation status 17/01/2019 © 2019 Albrecht J ung GmbH & Co. KG...

  • Page 2: Legal Information

    Under no circumstances will Albrecht Jung GmbH & Co. KG accept any liability for loss of earnings or other economic losses that could be directly or indirectly caused by using this document.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    T able of contents Table of contents About this documentation ..........................7 T arget group ............................7 S ymbols and other typographical conventions ..................7 About KNX S onos Gateway ..........................8 Proper us e ..............................8 2.1.1 Compatibility with S onos and ET S ..................... 9 S ys tem ..............................
  • Page 4 T able of contents Device webs ite ..............................41 Getting to know the interface of the device webs ite ................42 Ins tallation ..............................43 Unpacking (s cope of s upply) ........................ 43 Checking the ins tallation conditions ....................44 Mounting the device ..........................
  • Page 5 T able of contents T roubles hooting............................101 13.1 Checking the device s tatus ......................... 105 13.2 Generating log files ..........................106 13.3 FAQs ..............................106 13.3.1 IP addres s es ..........................106 13.3.2 Mus ic s treaming s ervices and s ources ..................107 13.3.3 Behaviour in comparis on to the S onos s oftware ..............
  • Page 6 T able of contents KNX S onos -Gateway MR-S ONOS -REG © 2019 Albrecht J ung GmbH & Co. KG p. 6 / 118...

  • Page 7: About This Documentation

    About this documentation 1 About this documentation This documentation will accompany you through all phases of the product life cycle of KNX Sonos Gateway . You will learn for example how to assemble, install, commission and configure the device. All descriptions in this documentation relating to configuration in the ETS refer to the variant "ETS Professio n- al"...

  • Page 8: About Knx Sonos Gateway

    About KNX S onos Gateway 2 About KNX Sonos Gateway 2.1 Proper use S onos mas ter devices can be connected via IP us ing dynamic group creation. Each mas ter device can then be networked with s lave devices again. During this proces s , a s eparate mus ic program is either as s igned to each mas ter device or a mas ter device operates the entire device lands cape.

  • Page 9: Compatibility With Sonos And Ets

    • Product databas e entry: Download the product databas e free of charge from our webs ite at www.jung.de or from the ETS online catalogue. 2.2 System KNX S onos Gateway is connected to the KNX ins tallation via KNX/T P. T he device us es the IP to integrate into the network where the Sonos devices (2) are already located.

  • Page 10: Functions

    About KNX S onos Gateway 2.3 Functions Below you will find the mos t important functions at a glance. Scope • Control mus ic reproduced s eparately in up to ten rooms /zones (ten mas ters s upported). • One S onos device (mas ter) can s pecify the s ound for all the devices in the hous e us ing the "Party mode"...

  • Page 11: Functional Enhancements From Updates

    Functional enhancements for KNX S onos Gateway are available via a newer vers ion of the firmware. S imply download the lates t firmware and the relevant product manual from our web s ite www.jung.de. ► Updating the firmware via the device webs ite, p. 58 2.3.2 KNX Secure Ready...
  • Page 12 About KNX S onos Gateway 2.3.3.1 Operating convenience Controlling music with a push button Combining S onos and KNX Sonos Gateway allows you to control your mus ic s ys tem comfortably as you walk pas t. It's quick, and there no need to look for a remote control. No more annoying flat batteries in your s martphone or tablet PC.
  • Page 13 About KNX S onos Gateway 2.3.3.3 Peace in the household Ring the dinner bell with Sonos Who has n't been in this s ituation? Loud mus ic is blaring from a child's room. T he only way to get the children to the table is by s houting louder and louder throughout the whole hous e.
  • Page 14 About KNX S onos Gateway 2) At home alone? Sonos signals unexpected visits Motion detection verbal warning: When it's dark, S onos can notify you in good time of movement outdoors with an audio s ignal or s peech in every room before the doorbell is even pres s ed. Sonos will scare them away Hear s us picious nois es outdoors ? Pres s ing the light s witch (e.g.

  • Page 15: Application Scenarios - Comfort Solutions In The Living Environment

    About KNX S onos Gateway 2.3.4 Application scenarios – Comfort solutions in the living environment 2.3.4.1 Door contact enables dynamic group creation In this application, a door contact caus es a configured mas ter-s lave group to actuate via KNX. T he S onos devices then become a mas ter or s lave (as configured).
  • Page 16 Sonos devices during the ing the time. day and only in the parent zone at night (group crea- tion). KNX S onos -Gateway MR-S ONOS -REG © 2019 Albrecht Jung GmbH & Co. KG p. 16 / 118...

  • Page 17: Commercial Application Scenarios

    D card in the de- vice, for example. T he KNX S onos Gateway can provide event-bas ed announcements . KNX S onos -Gateway MR-S ONOS -REG © 2019 Albrecht Jung GmbH & Co. KG p. 17 / 118...
  • Page 18 . Example: Weather blue skies sensor reports from the microSD card in the device, for example. KNX S onos -Gateway MR-S ONOS -REG © 2019 Albrecht Jung GmbH & Co. KG p. 18 / 118...

  • Page 19: General Safety Instructions

    S tore the device in its original packing. T he original packing provides optimum protection during trans port. S tore the device in a temperature range of -25 °C to +70 °C. KNX S onos -Gateway MR-S ONOS -REG © 2019 Albrecht Jung GmbH & Co. KG p. 19 / 118...

  • Page 20: Basic Information

    Bas ic information 3 Basic information 3.1 Room/zone A room, als o known as a zone, is the area where you lis ten to mus ic with your S onos devices . Rooms are merely a notional concept. A room may be an actual room or s everal rooms in a group: •...
  • Page 21 Bas ic information S onos device Mus ic Figure 3: Two Sonos devices per room which play the same music (Sonos devices grouped) There are several different ways to synchronise playback in the Sonos software and using KNX. These differ- ent ways can also be combined with one another.

  • Page 22: Stereo Pair: Connect Sonos Devices Permanently

    Bas ic information Stereo pairs • You permanently connect two S onos devices as a s tereo pair, which is then treated as a s ingle S onos device. • T he one S onos device acts as a left-hand audio channel and the other as the right-hand one. •...

  • Page 23: Case Example: Handling Stereo Pairs In The Ets

    Bas ic information 3.2.2 Case example: Handling stereo pairs in the ETS Below, you will learn how to configure s tereo pairs . Overview of work steps Create s tereo pairs . Enable configuration for mas ter-s lave groups . Configure mas ter in the two mas ter-s lave groups .
  • Page 24 Bas ic information Room Dining room Living room S onos device Mus ic Figure 6: Objective for "Define stereo pairs" example Work steps Details Create stereo pairs in the Sonos software (e.g. on your app). You can Create stereo pairs. learn how to create stereo pairs in the Sonos software in the Sonos doc- umentation.

  • Page 25: Master And Slaves

    Bas ic information Configure two mas ter-s lave groups in the ET S. T he IP addres s es are Configure mas ter in the two mas ter-s lave groups . known in our example. If you don't know the IP addres s es , you need to identify them yours elf now;...
  • Page 26 Bas ic information S laves are S onos devices in a S onos group for which only limited control is pos s ible. If a S onos device is in a s lave role, then it is only pos s ible to control the volume for this device on an individual bas is . If the Sonos device is als o configured as a mas ter in a mas ter-s lave group, the us e of the mas ter functions ' communica- tion objects may be limited;...
  • Page 27 Bas ic information Table 5: Overview of a Sonos device's behaviour in the role of a slave in master functions Master function Behaviour for radio Behaviour for Sonos playlist <<Play>> • • With value <<0>>: With value <<0>>: <<PlayerIs S lave>> error is <<PlayerIs S lave>>...

  • Page 28: Master-Slave Groups

    Bas ic information 3.4 Master -slave groups A mas ter-s lave group is the logic grouping of s ix S onos devices in the KNX S onos Gateway. Mas ter-s lave groups bring S onos devices together, s o that mus ic can be played in all the mas ter-s lave group's rooms in s ynchronis ation.
  • Page 29 Bas ic information As of the date this documentation was printed, S onos s upports a total of up to 32 S onos products and controllers in a s ingle hous ehold. T he maximum number of 60 different S onos devices or 51 S onos devices in one S onos group us ing ten mas ter- s lave groups with the s ame mas ter can therefore only be attained theoretically.

  • Page 30: Both A Master And Slave In The Configuration

    Bas ic information 3.4.1 Both a master and slave in the configuration A S onos device can be a mas ter or s lave s everal times over. However, this only applies to the configuration. Each S onos device can only perform one role at any given point in time and thus can only play one s pecific track and not s everal tracks at the s ame time.
  • Page 31 Bas ic information Cas e s tudy – continuation 2: • You now activate S onos devices 3 and 10 as s laves in mas ter-s lave group 4. • Res ult: No changes . Why? S onos device 4 continues as a s lave and therefore does not have its full mas ter functions to add an- other S onos device as a s lave to a group.
  • Page 32 Bas ic information No interlacing of master -slave groups Master slave groups cannot be interlaced with one another. A Sonos device is always a master or slave during running time. In the following dia gram, you can see two master-slave groups. •...

  • Page 33: Running Time Error In Alternating Master-Slave Relationships

    Bas ic information 3.4.2 Running time error in alternating master -slave relationships You have now learned that a Sonos device can be a mas ter or s lave s everal times over within the configura- tion and you are als o familiar with a few pitfalls in the us age of S onos devices . Alternating mas ter-s lave relations hips are a frequently us eful configuration –...

  • Page 34: Enable Master-Slave Groups In The Ets

    Bas ic information You now activate the slaves: You activate Sonos device 2 as a slave of master 1. Result: • S onos device 2 los es its s tatus as a mas ter and is now a s lave of Sonos device 1 in mas ter-s lave group 1.
  • Page 35 Bas ic information A S onos device mus t become a s lave within a mas ter-s lave group to ens ure that it depends on another device. T his mas ter-s lave group is then us ed for certain occas ions only (dynamic). Now take a look at the initial scenario first: •...
  • Page 36 Bas ic information Configuration to play different mus ic in the living room. Living room S onos device 3 mus t be the mas ter. S elect the following s ettings in the <<General>> tab in ETS : <<Configuration of the mas ter-s lave groups >> <<2 groups >>...

  • Page 37: Technical Data

    T echnical data 4 Technical data Power supply and connections Rated voltage: DC 24 V to 30 V S upply via external DC. Power cons umption: Connections : • KNX: Bus connection terminal (black / red) (included in the s cope of s upply) •...

  • Page 38: Device Design

    Device des ign 5 Device design S tated directions always relate to the device in its ins talled pos ition. In the ins tallation pos ition: • Connections , external power s upply, KNX and openings for connection (top) • Network connections (bottom) •...

  • Page 39: Underside (Network Connections)

    Device des ign 5.2 Underside (network connections) T he network connections are located on the unders ide of your device. Description "Connection s peed" LED • LED lights up green: 100 Mbit/s • LED is off: 10 Mbit/s (T here is no connection, is LED 2 als o off? T hen check whether the cable is correctly connected.) "Communication"...

  • Page 40: Top

    Device des ign 5.3 Top T he openings for s ecuring the cover cap are located on the top of the device. S tated directions always relate to the device in its ins talled pos ition. For orientation: (A) = back (back of the device).

  • Page 41: Device Website

    Device webs ite 6 Device website You can acces s KNX S onos Gateway via the “Device webs ite” application”. T he device webs ite offers the following functions (extract): ► Configure playlis ts , p. 61. • • ► Check device s tatus , p. 105. T he mas ter-s lave groups ' current s tatus is als o dis played on the <<Device s tatus >>...

  • Page 42: Getting To Know The Interface Of The Device Website

    Device webs ite 6.1 Getting to know the interface of the device website T he device webs ite s tart page always s hows the configuration of the playlis t for the firs t mas ter-s lave group. Figure 13: Elements of the device website interface from the start screen Menu bar: Call up other pages or run functions .

  • Page 43: Ins Tallation

    Ins tallation 7 Installat ion 7.1 Unpacking (scope of supply) Device: KNX S onos Gateway Cover cap: A cover cap can be mounted for s ecure is olation to protect the bus connection / power s upply connection from dangerous voltage, particularly in the connection area. Bus connection terminal Power connection terminal Ins tallation ins tructions : T he documentation in front of you als o provides you with the information from...

  • Page 44: Checking The Installation Conditions

    Ins tallation 7.2 Checking the installation conditions Before s tarting with the mounting proces s , check that the requirements for the planned ins tallation environ- ment have been met. Installation environment - Requirements • Pay attention to the ambient temperature of the ins tallation environment: Min. 0 °C, max. +45 °C. •...

  • Page 45: Mounting The Device

    Ins tallation 7.3 Mounting the device KNX S onos Gateway may only be as s embled and ins talled by qualified electricians . S pecialis t knowledge of the ins tallation regulations is a prerequis ite. WARNING Danger from incorrect use Incorrect us e can res ult in damage to the device, fire or other dangers .
  • Page 46 Ins tallation Mounting and connecting the device Snap the device vertically onto the top-hat rail (installation position: network connections at bottom). Connect the KNX/TP bus line (referred to below as the bus line) to the KNX connection of the device (1) by means of the supplied bus connection terminal (2).
  • Page 47 Ins tallation If it is a regulatory requirement for the s ite, fit the cover cap: Route all cables to the rear if you have not already done s o. T he openings for fas tening (1) the cover cap mus t be clear. All cables mus t be between the openings : Attach the cover cap over the connection terminals .

  • Page 48: Commissioning And Configuration

    Commis s ioning and configuration 8 Commissioning and configuration After ins talling the device and connecting the bus , power s upply and network, the device can be commis - s ioned. T he device is configured in the ETS (Engineering T ool S oftware). T he ET S is available with various ranges of functions from the KNX As s ociation (www.knx.org).
  • Page 49 Commis s ioning and configuration T he "Programming" LED s hows independently of the operating mode whether the device is in programming mode or not. Table 7: Status of the device – Programming mode Colour Description (red continuously on) Programming mode is active. ►...

  • Page 50: Leds When The Device Starts Up

    Commis s ioning and configuration 8.1.1 LEDs when the device starts up After the power s upply (DC 24 V on the yellow-white power connection terminal) is s witched on or after power returns , the device indicates its s tatus us ing the following LED combinations : Table 9: Status of the device –...

  • Page 51: Leds In Operation

    Commis s ioning and configuration 8.1.2 LEDs in operation Once device s tart-up is complete, the meaning of the LEDs is as follows : Table 10: "APP" LED in operation Description (green) T he device is working perfectly (normal operation). …...

  • Page 52: Configuration

    Commis s ioning and configuration 8.2 Configuration T he device is configured in the ETS (Engineering T ool S oftware). T he ET S is available with various ranges of functions from the KNX As s ociation (www.knx.org). All des criptions in this documentation relating to commis s ioning in the ET S refer to the variant "ETS Profes - s ional"...

  • Page 53: Creating The Device In The Ets

    Importing a new product database entry Requirement: You have downloaded the product databas e entry (product file) from our webs ite under www.jung.de. S tart the ETS and s elect the <<Catalogue>> tab on the S tart page. S elect the <<Import>> button in the toolbar.

  • Page 54: Setting The Ip Address, Ip Subnet Mask And Standard Gateway Address

    Commis s ioning and configuration Updating a product in the existing project Requirement: New product database entry exists in the catalogue. In the ETS, open the project for which the device is to be updated. Search for the new product database entry in the catalogue and add the new version of the device to the devices in your project.
  • Page 55 Commis s ioning and configuration Setting Description Receive IP address automatically The address data is automatically received from a DHCP server located on the data network. The DHCP server must assign a valid IP address to KNX Sonos Gateway. Use fixed IP addresses with DHCP If you are using DHCP for your Sonos devices, you must configure your router in such a way that the same IP address is always assigned to a Sonos device (fixed...

  • Page 56: Programming A Physical Address

    Commis s ioning and configuration 8.2.4 Programming a physical address T he phys ical addres s that you is s ued in the ET S mus t be as s igned to the device. We refer here to "program- ming". T o do this you mus t put the device into Programming mode. Assigning the physical address.

  • Page 57: Transferring Application Programs And Configuration Data

    Commis s ioning and configuration Manually resetting the device to the factory settings Requirement: The device is switched off. Press the programming button (1) and keep it pressed while you switch on the device. Continue to hold the programming button down. Wait until the following LEDs all start to flash slowly at the same time: •...

  • Page 58: Extending The Scope Of Functions (Updating Firmware)

    Functional enhancements for KNX S onos Gateway are available via a newer vers ion of the firmware. S imply download the lates t firmware and the relevant product manual from our web s ite www.jung.de. S o that you can us e the new functions , it is neces s ary for the vers ions of the firmware being us ed and the product databas e entry are compatible.

  • Page 59: Determining Compatibility Between The Product Databas E Entry And Firmware Vers Ion

    Commis s ioning and configuration 8.3.2 Determining compatibility between the product database entry and fir m- ware version S o that you can us e the device's new functions , the vers ion of the firmware us ed mus t be compatible with the vers ion of the device's application program in the project.
  • Page 60 Commis s ioning and configuration Establishing compatibility Requirement: New product database entry exists in the catalogue. In the ETS, open the project for which the device is to be updated. Search for the new product database entry in the catalogue and add the new version of the device to your project.

  • Page 61: Configure Playlists On The Device Website

    Configure playlis ts on the device webs ite 9 Configure playlists on the device website A playlis t is a mus ic compilation. Various additional s ettings can be made for the playlis ts , configured on the device webs ite, s uch as random playback of tracks on a S onos playlis t. S ave all default s ettings for each mas - ter-s lave group in a playlis t.
  • Page 62 Configure playlis ts on the device webs ite Change master-slave group You can identify which master-slave group is currently being displayed from the number in the <<Playlist con- figuration for group>> fold -down list (see (1) in ► Figure 18: Device website for playlist configuration , p. 61). •...
  • Page 63 Configure playlis ts on the device webs ite Setting Descriptio n <<Source>> Name of the source. Find sources If the source exists in the Sonos software, it is displayed in the selection list. Always check whether the source still exists in the Sonos software since sources removed in the meantime can still be selected.
  • Page 64 Configure playlis ts on the device webs ite Setting Descriptio n <<Never mute>> Cancels muting for the entire master -slave group. The master-slave group receives the group volume which has been defined in the <<Group volume>> setting. Use case: You have switched a radio station to mute and now switch to a Sonos playlist with th e "Announcement"...
  • Page 65 Configure playlis ts on the device webs ite Setting Descriptio n <<Repeat>> Play Sonos playlist repeatedly any number of times. The first track in the Sonos playlist is automatically played again after the last track. Setting not available? • T his s etting is only available for the <<Sonos Playlis ts >> s ource type.

  • Page 66: Announcement Mode

    Configure playlis ts on the device webs ite How can I rename a Sonos playlist? Use your Sonos software, such as your app, to rename playlists. Manual adjustment required Renaming is not applied to the KNX environment automatically. Search for the old name for the Sonos playlist among the playlists on the device website. Then edit the name in the <<Source>>...

  • Page 67: Configure New Playlists Faster

    Configure playlis ts on the device webs ite "Random start title " use case The recording of a musical is divided into several pieces which are interlinked. The pieces are each a track and saved in a Sonos playlist. A completely random playback would be very annoying in this case, but you wouldn't necessarily always want to hear the musical from the beginning.
  • Page 68 Read contents on Windows network authorisation We take no responsibility for configuration instructions within the Sonos software. The Sonos software is not a Jung product. We do not guarantee the topicality or accuracy of documentation for third -party products. \ \ 192.168.137.109\ data Enter the IP address of the device, followed by the directory data, e.g.

  • Page 69: Configuring Parameters

    Configuring parameters 10 Configuring parameters T he tabs are then briefly des cribed in the <<Parameter>> view. Refer to the s pecific s ections for precis e de- tails . Figure 19: Parameters in ETS S ettings that are valid for all connected S onos devices . Configuration of mas ter-s lave groups .
  • Page 70 Configuring parameters Parameters Entry/Selection Remarks 1 group | 2 groups | … | Determines the number of master-slave groups for 10 groups which communication objects are to be available. A new <<Group <n>> tab is shown per master-slave group. Use the <<Channels>> tab to display the communication objects for each master - slave group.

  • Page 71: Group >> Tab (Define Master - Slave Groups)

    Configuring parameters Parameters Entry/Selection Remarks Shortened If an artist/track/album track exceeds 14 chara c- ters, the rest is truncated and not displayed on the KNX. This mode generates the lowest bus load, as a tele- gram is only transmitted if the title actually chan g- Volume delay [ms] Sets the time delay between two steps of the rela- tive volume control ("Dimmer").
  • Page 72 Configuring parameters T he definition of s laves in a mas ter-s lave group s tates which particular S onos devices can be potentially linked with the mas ter. You can us e the communication object 40 <<S lave 1/2/3/4/5 –...

  • Page 73: Determine Ip Addresses Of The Sonos Devices In The Data Network

    Configuring parameters Parameters Entry/Selection Remarks Sonos device here. ► Determine IP addresses of the Sonos devices in the data network, p. 73 IP addresses for stereo pairs The Sonos software and the KNX Sonos Gateway regard a stereo pair as a single (1) "visible"...
  • Page 74 Configuring parameters Vers ion 5.0 (Build 26176230) Hardware vers ion 1.16.4.1-2 IP addres s 192.168.137.98 OT P 1.1.1(1-16-4-zp5s -0.5) Use fixed IP addresses with DHCP If you are using DHCP for your Sonos devices, you must configure your router in such a way that the same IP address is always assigned to a Sonos device (fixed IP address).

  • Page 75: Communication Objects

    Communication objects 11 Communication objects You can control up to ten mas ter-s lave groups with the KNX Sonos Gateway. T here is an identical s et of communication objects for each mas ter-s lave group. T he functionally identical communication objects in the mas ter-s lave groups each have an offs et of 100.
  • Page 76 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 2 (Group 1) | Pause Write 1 bit 1,003 C-W-- 102 (Group 2) |… | 902 (Group 10) Rubric: Play Data type: Enable Function: Group 1/2.../10 – Pause music playback Description: 0 = Play 1 = Pause...
  • Page 77 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 5 (Group 1) | Pause state Read 1 bit 1,003 CR-T- 105 (Group 2) |… | 905 (Group 10) Rubric: Play Data type: Enable Function: Group 1/2/.../10 – Indicates whether the music playback has been paused, music is being played or music playback has been stopped Description: 0 = Playback in progress or stopped...
  • Page 78 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 8 (Group 1) | Volume state Read 1 byte 5,001 CR-T- 108 (Group 2) |… | 908 (Group 10) Rubric: Volume Data type: Percent (0 to 100%) Function: Group 1/2/…/10 – Current volume of master Description: Supplies the volume value via the bus: 0 corresponds to 0%...
  • Page 79 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 11 (Group 1) | Muting Write 1 bit 1,003 C-W-- 111 (Group 2) |… | 911 (Group 10) Rubric: Volume Data type: Enable Function: Group 1/2/.../10 – Mutes music playback of the master Description: Muting: Switches the loudspeaker off (1) or on again (0) without changing the current volume value.
  • Page 80 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 14 (Group 1) | Next/previous playlist Write 1 bit 1,007 C-W-- 114 (Group 2) |… | 914 (Group 10) Rubric: Playlist Data type: Step Function: Group 1/2/.../10 – Skip to next or previous playlist Description: 0: Switches to the previous playlis t entry.
  • Page 81 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 16 (Group 1) | Current playlist Read 1 byte 5,010 CR-T- 116 (Group 2) |… | 916 (Group 10) Rubric: Playlist Data type: Meter pulse (0 to 255) Function: Group 1/2/.../10 –...
  • Page 82 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 19 (Group 1) | Repeat all Write 1 bit 1,003 C-W-- 119 (Group 2) |… | 919 (Group 10) Rubric: Playback mode Data type: Enable Function: Group 1/2/...10 – Repeats all tracks on the current playlist Description: Plays current Sonos playlist repeatedly any number of times.
  • Page 83 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 22 (Group 1) | 'Repeat all' playback mode state Read 1 bit 1,003 CR-T- 122 (Group 2) |… | 922 (Group 10) Rubric: Playback mode Data type: Enable Function: Group 1/2/.../10 –...
  • Page 84 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 25 (Group 1) | Album Read 14 bytes 16,001 CR-T- 125 (Group 2) |… | 925 (Group 10) Rubric: Song Data type: Character (ISO 8859-1) Function: Group 1/2/…/10 – Album title for the song currently being played Description: Supplies the album title for the current song as a 14-byte text.
  • Page 85 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 28 (Group 1) | System status Read 1 byte 20.* CR-T- 128 (Group 2) |… | 928 (Group 10) Rubric: Error diagnosis Data type: Function: Group 1/2/.../10 – Current status for communication with the playback device Description: Supplies information on the last registered error as an error code: ►...
  • Page 86 Communication objects Code Description Troubleshooting <<PlayerIs S lave>> Caus e: T he S onos device is currently a s lave and not a mas ter. S olution: Us e the <<Exit s lave mode>> communication object, s o that S onos device can be controlled as a mas ter again. If you then wis h to us e the Sonos device as a s lave in another mas ter- s lave group, us e the communication object <<S lave 1/2/3/4/5 –...
  • Page 87 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 30 (Group 1) | Sonos group slave mode Read 1 bit 1,001 CR-T- 130 (Group 2) |… | 930 (Group 10) Rubric: Error diagnosis Data type: Switching Function: Group 1/2/.../10 – Indicates whether the playback device is used as a slave in a Sonos group. Description: Indicates whether the Sonos device is used as a slave in a group.
  • Page 88 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 33 (Group 1) | Group volume state Read 1 byte 5,001 CR-T- 133 (Group 2) |… | 933 (Group 10) Rubric: Group volume Data type: Percent (0 to 100%) Function: Group 1/2/.../10 –...
  • Page 89 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags (CRWTU) 36 (Group 1) | Group muting Write 1 bit 1,003 C-W-- 136 (Group 2) |… | 936 (Group 10) Rubric: Group volume Data type: Enable Function: Group 1/2/.../10 – Mutes music playback of the group Description: Group muting: Switches the loudspeakers of the group off (1) or on again (0).

  • Page 90: Knx Group Objects For Dynamic Group Creation

    Communication objects 11.2 KNX group objects for dynamic group creation T he KNX S onos -Gateway s upports dynamic group creation for S onos devices . You can us e the bus to influ- ence the integration of individual s laves into a mas ter-s lave group us ing the group objects lis ted below. Important information Up to five s laves can be parametris ed per mas ter to form a mas ter-s lave group (s ee ►...
  • Page 91 Communication objects T he following KNX group objects are available for group s upport: Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 40 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Switch group Write 1 bit 1,001 C-W-- 50 (slave 2 – group 1) | association 60 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 92 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 41 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Group associ- Read 1 bit 1,001 CR-T- 51 (slave 2 – group 1) | ation 61 (slave 3 – group 1) | 71 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 93 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 42 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Volume con- Write 1 byte 5,001 C-W-- 52 (slave 2 – group 1) | trol 62 (slave 3 – group 1) | 72 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 94 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 43 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Volume state Read 1 byte 5,001 CR-T- 53 (slave 2 – group 1) | 63 (slave 3 – group 1) | 73 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 95 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 44 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Relative vol- Write 4 bit 3,007 C-W-- 54 (slave 2 – group 1) | ume control 64 (slave 3 – group 1) | 74 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 96 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 45 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Volume con- Write 1 bit 1,007 C-W-- 55 (slave 2 – group 1) | trol louder/quieter 65 (slave 3 – group 1) | 75 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 97 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 46 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Muting Write 1 bit 1,003 C-W-- 56 (slave 2 – group 1) | 66 (slave 3 – group 1) | 76 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 98 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 47 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Muting state Read 1 bit 1,003 CR-T- 57 (slave 2 – group 1) | 67 (slave 3 – group 1) | 77 (slave 3 –...
  • Page 99 Communication objects Object Name Direction Data width DP type Flags 48 (slave 1 – group 1) | Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Playback Read 1 bit 1,002 CR-T- 58 (slave 2 – group 1) | device connected 68 (slave 3 – group 1) | 78 (slave 3 –...

  • Page 100: Cleaning And Maintenance

    Cleaning and maintenance 12 Cleaning and maintenance KNX S onos Gateway is maintenance-free. If neces s ary, clean the device with a dry cloth. IMPORTANT Damage to the device due to incorrect opening Never open the hous ing.  If you s us pect that the device is damaged, contact our S upport. ...

  • Page 101: Troubleshooting

    T roubles hooting 13 Troubleshooting In order to be able to eas ily remedy a fault, you mus t es tablis h the root caus e. S olutions for typical configura- tion errors are des cribed below. • Check the s tatus of the device on the devices webs ite which is detailed on the <<Device s tatus >> page.
  • Page 102 T roubles hooting Issue Troubleshooting Playlist configuration The <<Playlist assignment>> page is Cause: The KNX Sonos-Gateway device has just been restarted. empty. This is normal during the initialisation phase – After about two <<The SonosApp is not active. Pl e ase minutes, the device should display the correct state.
  • Page 103 T roubles hooting Issue Troubleshooting Control via KNX no longer works after Cause: IP address is unknown. You use DHCP. a period of time. If you are using DHCP for your Sonos devices, you must configure your router in such a way that the same IP address is always as- signed to a Sonos device (fixed IP address).
  • Page 104 T roubles hooting Issue Troubleshooting A slave does not respond to any com- Cause: Slave is deactivated. mands. The definition of slaves in a master -slave group states which par- ticular Sonos devices can be potentially linked with the master. Solution: Use communication object 40 <<Slave 1/2/3/4/5 –...

  • Page 105: Checking The Device Status

    T roubles hooting Issue Troubleshooting Only the master plays music/an an- Cause: Slaves are deactivated. nouncement. The definition of slaves in a master -slave group states which par- ticular Sonos devices can be potentially linked with the master. Solution: Use communication object 40 <<Slave 1/2/3/4/5 – Switch group association>>...

  • Page 106: Generating Log Files

    T roubles hooting LEDs on the device als o provide you with further information. T he LEDs indicate problems via flas hing combi- nations : ► LEDs when the device s tarts up, p. 50 ► LEDs in operation, p. 51 13.2 Generating log files S upport us es log files to obtain information to help analys e your problem.

  • Page 107: Music Streaming Services And Sources

    T roubles hooting Why can my Sonos device no longer be operated via KNX after a period of time? If you are using DHCP for your Sonos devices, you must configure your router in such a way that the same IP address is always assigned to a Sonos device (fixed IP address).

  • Page 108: Disassembly And Disposal

    Dis as s embly and dis pos al 14 Disassembly and disposal If you want to dis as s emble the device, e.g. due to a defect, proceed in revers e order to as s embly. Removing the cover cap WARNING Danger from incorrect use Incorrect us e can res ult in damage to the device, fire or other dangers .
  • Page 109 Dis as s embly and dis pos al Figure 21: Detach the device from the top -hat rail Disposal Make an active contribution to protecting the environment by disposing of all materials in an environmen tally responsible way. PACKAGING AND BOX Dispose of the packaging material appropriately, in a card, paper or plastic recycling bins.

  • Page 110: Glossary

    Glos s ary 15 Glossary DP type, DPT Data point type T he device is configured in the ETS (Engineering T ool S oftware). T he ET S is available with various ranges of functions from the KNX As s ociation (www.knx.org). All des criptions in this documentation relating to commis s ioning in the ET S refer to the variant "ETS Pro- fes s ional"...
  • Page 111 The latest version of product data entries of Albrecht Jung GmbH & Co. KG can be downloaded free of charge from our website . The product database entry is often also called the "catalogue entry".
  • Page 112 Glos s ary Sonos group Several Sonos devices grouped in the Sonos software to ensure that their music is played in synchronisa- tion. Stereo pair Two Sonos devices grouped in the Sonos software to ensure that their music is played in synchronis a- tion.

  • Page 113: Knx Sonos Gateway Software Licence Agreement

    KNX S onos Gateway Software licence agreement 16 KNX Sonos Gateway Software licence agreement Hereinafter are the contract terms for your us e of the s oftware as the "Licens ee". On accepting this agreement and ins talling the KNX S onos -Gateway s oftware or putting the KNX S onos - Gateway into us e, you conclude an agreement with Albrecht J ung GmbH &...

  • Page 114: Firmware And Hardware

    KNX S onos Gateway Software licence agreement language which can be read by humans ) or decompilation (convers ion of binary-coded computer ins tructions or as s embler ins tructions into s ource code in the form of high-level language ins tructions ). 16.4.3 Firmware and hardware T he firmware may only be ins talled and us ed on the hardware (KNX Sonos -Gateway) approved by the licens or.

  • Page 115: Warranty

    KNX S onos Gateway Software licence agreement 16.7 Warranty T he KNX S onos -Gateway s oftware works together with s oftware from third parties . No warranty is provided for s oftware from third parties . S ee ► Open S ource Software, p. 117 for more information. 16.7.1 Software and documentation T he KNX-S onos Gateway s oftware and its documentation (which s hall be provided in printed format or addi- tionally as online help or online documentation) s hall be provided to the licens ee in the res pective valid ver-...

  • Page 116: Subsidiary Agreements And Changes To The Agreement

    KNX S onos Gateway Software licence agreement T he commis s ioning s oftware and vis ualis ation s oftware mus t be unins talled and all copies mus t be des troyed or returned to the licens or. 16.10 Subsidiary agreements and changes to the agreement S ubs idiary agreements and changes to the agreement s hall only be valid in writing.

  • Page 117: Open Source Software

    T he s ource code for the Open S ource s oftware us ed in this product can be obtained by e-mailing kund- encenter@ jung.de T his offer is valid for 3 years after the dis continuation of the s ervice for this product.
  • Page 118 ALBRECHT JUNG GMBH & CO. KG Volmestraße 1 58579 Schalksmühle GERMANY Fon: +49 2355 806-0 Fax: +49 2355 806-204 kundencenter@jung.de www.jung.de www.jung.de...

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