ISE Smart connect KNX Hue User manual

ise smart connect KNX Hue
Product Manual
Documentation date:
16/04/2018
Printing date: 16/04/2018
Product Manual
ise smart connect KNX Hue
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Valid for application software v4.3 and firmware version v4.0

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Table of contents
1Product description ...............................................................................................................4
1.1 Functions.......................................................................................................................................4
1.2 A bright moment: Philips Hue meets KNX! ..................................................................................5
1.3 Definitions and explanation of terms............................................................................................6
2Application example Comfort solution in the living environment ......................................7
2.1 Function schematic.......................................................................................................................7
2.2 Comfort solution in the living environment...................................................................................8
2.2.1 Door contact controls room lighting.......................................................................................8
2.2.2 Philips Hue signals important events visually.......................................................................9
2.2.3 ise smart connect KNX Hue makes operation more convenient........................................10
2.2.4 The ise smart connect KNX Hue controls home technology..............................................11
2.2.5 The ise smart connect KNX Hue increases security...........................................................11
3Commercial application scenarios .....................................................................................13
3.1 Lighting mood suitable for daylight.............................................................................................13
3.1.1 Example configuration with a push button ..........................................................................13
3.1.2 Example configuration with time switching .........................................................................14
4Installation, electrical connection and operation...............................................................15
4.1 Device design .............................................................................................................................15
4.2 Safety notes................................................................................................................................16
4.3 Mounting and electrical connection............................................................................................16
5Configuration........................................................................................................................18
5.1 Configuration step 1 − Create ise smart connect KNX Hue as device in the ETS....................19
5.2 Configuration step 2 –Assigning a physical address................................................................19
5.3 Configuration step 3 –Setting the IP address, subnet mask and address of the standard
gateway.......................................................................................................................................19
5.4 Setting general parameters........................................................................................................21
5.4.1 Parameter page General.....................................................................................................21
5.4.2 Light parameter tab..............................................................................................................21
5.4.3 Communication objects for controlling the Philips Hue Bridge...........................................22
5.4.4 Communication objects to control the Hue lights................................................................24
6Commissioning....................................................................................................................39
6.1 Operation ....................................................................................................................................39
6.2 Automatic Hue Bridge detection.................................................................................................40
6.3 LED status displays ....................................................................................................................40
6.3.1 LED status display upon device start-up.............................................................................40
6.3.2 LED status display in operation...........................................................................................40
6.4 Accelerate transfer: Select transfer path KNX-TP or IP.............................................................42
6.5 Programming the physical address of the device......................................................................42
6.6 Transferring application programs and configuration data ........................................................43
6.7 Factory reset...............................................................................................................................43
6.7.1 Using the programming button on the device.....................................................................43

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6.7.2 Using the website of the device...........................................................................................43
6.8 Firmware update of the device...................................................................................................44
6.8.1 Firmware update using the device website.........................................................................44
6.8.2 Local firmware update without Internet access...................................................................44
6.8.3 Compatibility of catalogue entry with firmware....................................................................44
6.9 Registering the HueApp on one or more Philips Hue Bridges...................................................45
6.10 Configuration of lights using the website....................................................................................46
6.11 Configuring lights on the website ...............................................................................................48
6.11.1 Scenes with signal flashing...............................................................................................49
7Technical data......................................................................................................................51
8Frequently asked questions (FAQ) .....................................................................................52
9Troubleshooting and support..............................................................................................55
9.1 Downloading log files if a problem occurs..................................................................................55
9.2 Status page of the ise smart connect KNX Hue.........................................................................55
9.3 The ise smart connect KNX Hue does not work........................................................................56
10 License agreement ise smart connect KNX Hue software ................................................57
10.1 Definitions...................................................................................................................................57
10.2 Object of the agreement.............................................................................................................57
10.3 Rights of use of the ise smart connect KNX Hue software........................................................57
10.4 Restriction of rights of use..........................................................................................................57
10.4.1 Copying, modification and transmission............................................................................57
10.4.2 Reverse engineering and conversion technologies..........................................................57
10.4.3 Firmware and hardware.....................................................................................................57
10.4.4 Transfer to a third party.....................................................................................................57
10.4.5 Renting out, leasing out and sub-licensing.......................................................................57
10.4.6 Software creation...............................................................................................................58
10.4.7 The mechanisms of license management and copy protection .......................................58
10.5 Ownership, confidentiality...........................................................................................................58
10.5.1 Documentation...................................................................................................................58
10.5.2 Transfer to a third party.....................................................................................................58
10.6 Changes, additional deliveries ...................................................................................................58
10.7 Warranty......................................................................................................................................58
10.7.1 Software and documentation.............................................................................................58
10.7.2 Limitation of warranty ........................................................................................................58
10.8 Liability........................................................................................................................................58
10.9 Applicable law.............................................................................................................................59
10.10Termination.................................................................................................................................59
10.11Subsidiary agreements and changes to the agreement............................................................59
10.12Exception ....................................................................................................................................59
11 Open Source Software.........................................................................................................60

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1 Product description
1.1 Functions
Operation of Philips Hue
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via KNX.
The ise smart connect KNX Hue establishes a connection between one or
several Philips Hue Bridges and the KNX.
Up to 25 Philips Hue lights can be controlled with a ise smart connect KNX
Hue using up to five Philips Hue Bridges.
Control with the usual KNX operating devices, separately from the
smartphone app.
Separate control of up to 25 Philips Hue lights through switching and dim-
ming.
Triggering Philips Hue scenes using the KNX
Signal flashing from Philips Hue lights over a selectable time period
The RGB colour codes can be controlled on an individual basis.
Convenient toggling between entire light scenarios or separate control with
the KNX operating elements.
Implementation of light effects with the scene and time functions.
Easy connection of visualisation systems and facility management systems.
Changes made using an app or computer are reported on the KNX (on/off, dim, light colour).
An integrated data network switch (two RJ45 connections) simplifies the connection of multiple IP
devices. This enables multiple ise smart connect KNX Hues or other IP devices in the distribution to
be connected without the aid of other active components.
Supports accelerated transmission from the ETS to the ise smart connect KNX Hue via a direct IP
connection.
The ise smart connect KNX Hue is best configured using the latest version of the ETS4 or ETS5.
The application accesses ETS functions not supported by earlier ETS versions. This is why previ-
ous versions of ETS cannot be used for configuration.
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Philips and Hue are registered trademarks of Koninklijke Philips N.V.

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1.2 A bright moment: Philips Hue meets KNX!
Take a summer mood captured at the sea with a smartphone and recreate it at home, program your
own sunrise or set the right stage for your house party. Using the Hue wireless illumination system from
Philips, you can individualize lighting and thereby increase the quality of your life. The only downside
for all KNX users was the lack of perfect integration into the KNX system. All settings needed to be con-
figured on a special app in a laborious fashion.
The new ise smart connect KNX Hue now provides the solution. Thanks to the innovative KNX adapter,
each dimmer or switch can control up to 25 Hue lights in up to five Hue Bridges via the KNX. The LED
technology in the light sources opens up a broad spectrum of light tones, from warm to vibrant. Cus-
tomised RGB codes can be specified for each individual light. You can use the KNX operating element
to conveniently choose between entire light scenarios or separate operation. The scene and time func-
tions enable you to implement user-specific light effects and sequences.
The connection of KNX and Philips Hue creates new possibilities.
Door contacts control room lighting.
If you select the "Fireplace mood" light scenario, the lighting is adjusted accordingly and the shut-
ters are lowered.
The doorbell is signalled by a Hue light and can be set to silent.
Situation-dependent RGB values of the outside lighting upon pressing the doorbell (e.g. on Hallow-
een).
Light intensity control depending on the sunlight level: bright on cloudy days and off in case of
bright sunshine so that pleasant brightness always fills the room.
The light follows you where you go. By combining Philips Hue and ise smart connect KNX Hue, you
can have plenty of brightness as you go through the house thanks to the use of motion/presence
detectors. After getting up in the morning, the light will follow you to the bathroom and into the living
room, where you can begin your day with a cup of coffee.

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1.3 Definitions and explanation of terms
Hue Bridge
Philips base station to connect LED lights to the WLAN router: the Hue Bridge and Hue lights are
connected wirelessly using Zigbee. The ise smart connect KNX Hue uses the Philips Hue Bridge to
control the Hue lights using IP. Up to five Hue Bridges can be controlled with a ise smart connect
KNX Hue.
Hue light
All the LED light sources in the Hue series, including the LightStripes and the Friends of hue. The
Hue Lux can be used with the application software version 3.1 or higher. No systems which contain
a Hue Lux can be operated with earlier versions.
Hue Lux
Hue Lux lights produce a pure white light. The brightness control and the alarm effect are useful for
such lights, but the colour control is not.
The ise smart connect KNX Hue also supports the controller for Hue Lux lights with communication
objects to control colours with the application software version 3.1 or higher.
Since white is produced as an additive mix between red, green and blue at the same intensity, the
ise smart connect KNX Hue interprets each change in the colour control as a change in brightness.
The respective highest RGB code is taken as the basis for interpretation. You will find instructions
in the description of the communication object concerned (see Chapter 5.4.4 Communication ob-
jects to control the Hue lights).
RGB colours
The RGB colour model describes individual colours as a mixture of a quantity of red, green and
blue light based on the three-colour theory. Any required colour can be created by mixing the three
primary colours. A numerical value is used to define the red portion R, green portion G and blue
portion B of the colour.
Light scene
A light scene combines light colour and brightness for one or more Hue lights, saved for repeated
use. As you will see below, each state of a Hue light (including simply "off") is designated as a light
scene.
Alarm effect
The alarm effect is a time-limited state change in a light. The standard example is uniform change
in brightness. From the original state to brighter to darker and then back to the original state. The
colour of the light does not change here.
Dynamic effect
A dynamic effect consists of the light running through a state change until the user stops the
changes.
An example of this would be the colour change sequence. Here, the entire RGB colour space is run
through in an endless loop.

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2 Application example Comfort solution in the living environment
2.1 Function schematic

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2.2 Comfort solution in the living environment
Philips Hue offers you wireless digital home lighting, allowing you to amplify or complement your exist-
ing room lighting quickly and flexibly at any time.
All you need is an E27 or GU 10 base for replacing a common light bulb or halogen lamp. The Light
Strips require even less (just a socket outlet). This enables you to implement the following Comfort so-
lutions with minimal installation effort.
2.2.1 Door contact controls room lighting
In this application, a door contact connects with the KNX to influence the light scene in the rooms in
question.
If the door is opened, the rooms become a visual unit. The ise smart connect KNX Hue enables the use
of the same light scene in both rooms.
If the door is closed, the ise smart connect KNX Hue cancels this connection. Both rooms can be lit
independently of one another again.
Is the door open?
The same light scene is used in both rooms.
Is the door closed?
Each room can be lit differently (again).
Note: To use light scenes and room groups, you need optional logic mod-
ules which ensure the same light scene and restore the previous light scene
after termination.
KNX-TP
bus line
IP data net-
work Ether-
net
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KNX Hue
KNX sensor reports:
Sliding door between
living and dining areas
closed.
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KNX Hue Converts
KNX commands into
Hue commands (IP).
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The lighting is disconnected
Different scenes can be
used in the living and dining
areas.
Door contact

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2.2.2 Philips Hue signals important events visually
By coupling it with KNX, the Philips Hue becomes an optical signal transmitter for many applications.
Define the respective event (doorbell, smoke detector, motion detector, door or window contact etc.)
and the location and type of signalling. Since the Philips Hue can be easily installed (you only need a
socket outlet or E27 socket), you can set up and use the lights anywhere as an additional signalling
option at any time.
Naturally, different results can be signalled visually with the same light. Differentiate the trigger through
the type of signalling (colour, flashing etc.) and thus supplement an acoustic signal or replace it com-
pletely.
Two versions are possible:
Visual signalling (e.g. as an alarm effect) always occurs using the defined lights and an acoustic
signal.
Visual signalling replaces an audible signal, producing an alarm effect in the event of a fire, for ex-
ample. If necessary, this can occur only in the "parent zone" depending on the time and the event.
This prevents children being disturbed by the doorbell.
KNX-TP
bus line
IP data net-
work
Ethernet
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KNX sensor reports:
Event.
Time clock (or other
system device) for
querying the time.
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KNX Hue Converts
KNX commands into
Hue commands (IP).
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Signalling occurs during the
day through all Hue lights
and at night only in the par-
ent zone.
Triggers:
Doorbell
Smoke detec-
tor...

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2.2.3 ise smart connect KNX Hue makes operation more convenient
Operating Philips Hue with the light switch
By combining the Philips Hue and ise smart connect KNX Hue, you can control your lighting
comfortably as you pass by. It's quick, and there no need to look for a remote control. Never
be annoyed again because of a flat battery in your smartphone or tablet PC.
Scenario selection and brightness control are given their fixed places in the KNX light
switch (which means you'll no longer "lose" the lighting mood while switching).
Operate the Philips Hue even without glasses, e.g. after a shower.
Naturally, that's not all you can do with the light switch. At the same time, operation can be
carried out from all KNX-compatible visualisation panels.
Operating convenience
The light follows you where you go
By combining Philips Hue and ise smart connect KNX Hue, you can have plenty of light as
you go through the house thanks to the use of motion/presence detectors.
After getting up in the morning, the light will follow you to the bathroom and into the living
room, where you can begin your day with a cup of coffee.
The light is switched off in rooms which you have left.
Party at the push of button
The ise smart connect KNX Hue switches to party mode upon reception of a signal from the
building bus. The same light scene is created in all rooms by pushing the "Party" button.
Outside lighting, e.g. on the terrace, is also controlled accordingly. Naturally, individual Hue
lights can be excluded from this for effect lighting if the whole house is used as a party
zone.
Wake up your loved ones with your own sunrise
Put children to sleep with decreasing brightness
The Wake up scene selects the Sunrise scene and gently increases the brightness. For this
purpose, you can use all of the room lighting or just a single light.
The Go to sleep scene does the opposite: Select a scene and lower the brightness by and
by.
Scenes like this are called up at the push of the light switch, using the house visualisation,
wirelessly from a smartphone or automatically through a time program.
If you wish, you can even link scenes to the real sunrise and sunset!
Sleeping comfort