TAPKO UIMtp Operating Instructions

Product description

The KNX USB interface UIMtp provides a bi-directional connection to
the KNX TP bus system. PCs can be connected via USB. USB and bus
system are galvanically isolated. UIMtp is supplied by USB. No external
power supply is necessary.
With the possibility to address all bus devices, network configurations
become less time-consuming. For the devices connected to KNX, UIMtp
provides:
Commissioning
Addressing
Configuring
UIMtp supports USB suspend mode. Communication protocol used for
communication between interface and host is the flexible "cEMI"
protocol. The connection between KNX and a PC with standard software
(like ETS, EITT; also in Raw Frame operating mode) or other software is
handled by the Falcon driver. Extended Frames and long messages with
up to 220 byte APDU length are supported.
Requirements of Directives EMC, RoHS and LVD are met. Standards for
residential, commercial, and industrial environments are fulfilled. The
full text of the EU declaration of conformity is available at the following
internet address: www.tapko.de/ce
Technical specifications
Power input
Power supply:
Current consumption:
Housing
Dimensions (HxWxD):
Mounting (IEC60715):
Width in space units:
KNX bus connection:
IP connector:
Weight:
Environmental conditions
Operating temperature:
Storage temperature:
Ambient humidity:
Mounting, commissioning and safety notes
 After connection to the KNX bus system, the device works with its
default settings as intended
 Warning: Do not connect to 230 V. The device is supplied by USB
and does not require any additional external power supply
 The device may only be installed and put into operation by a
qualified electrician or authorized personnel
 For planning and construction of electric installations the appropriate
specifications, guidelines and regulations in force of the respective
country have to be complied
 For mounting use an appropriate equipment according to IEC60715
 Installation on a 35 mm DIN rail (TH35)
 Connect the KNX bus line as for common KNX bus connections with a
KNX bus cable, to be stripped and plugged into a KNX TP connector
 Do not damage electrical insulations during connecting
 Installation only in dry locations
 Accessibility of the device for operation and visual inspection must be
provided
 For changing the configuration use the ETS
Release version/date: R1.2 / March 2019
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Operating Instructions

Visualization
Protocol
Diagnostic operations
21...30 V DC SELV
USB, 5 V DC
< 5 mA (KNX TP)
< 20 mA (USB)
90 x 36 x 71 mm
35 mm top-hat rail (TH35)
2 modules at 18 mm
KNX connector (red/black)
USB2.0 (Type B, female)
62 g
-5...45 °C
-20...60 °C
5...93 % (non-condensing)
Connectors, buttons and LEDs description
Electrical safety
Pollution degree (IEC60664):
Protection type (IEC60529):
Protection class (IEC61140):
Overvoltage category (IEC60664):
Approbation (ISO/IEC14543-3):
CE Marking
EU Directives:
Standards:
Installation and maintenance
 The housing must not
be opened
 Protect the device from
moisture, dirt and
damage
 The device needs no
maintenance
 If necessary, the device
can be cleaned with a
dry cloth
 In the case of damage
(at storage, transport)
no repairs may be
carried out by
unauthorized personnel
 Configuration details
and ETS database:
www.tapko.de/uimtp
UIMtp
A
USB connector
B
KNX TP connector
State USB
1
green: USB connection OK
(blinking indicates telegram traffic)
red: USB Suspend Mode
Bus state KNX TP
2
green: KNX TP line OK
(blinking indicates telegram traffic)
2
IP20
III
III
KNX-certified
LVD (2014/35/EU)
EMC (2014/30/EU)
RoHS (2011/65/EU)
EN50491-5-1,
EN50491-5-2,
EN50491-5-3,
EN50581,
EN61000-6-2,
EN61000-6-3