Product manual │ 15.12.

2020

Busch-VoiceControl®
VCO/S99.1
KNX voice control gateway

Branding -- Release 2018-01-01

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Inhaltsverzeichnis

1 Notes on the instruction manual .................................................................................................................... 4

2 Safety ............................................................................................................................................................. 5
2.1 Information and symbols used ........................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Intended use ...................................................................................................................................... 6
2.3 Improper use ...................................................................................................................................... 6
2.4 Target group / Qualifications of personnel......................................................................................... 7
2.4.1 Installation, commissioning and maintenance .............................................................................. 7
2.5 Safety instructions .............................................................................................................................. 8

3 Information on protection of the environment ............................................................................................... 9

3.1 Environment ....................................................................................................................................... 9

4 Setup and function ....................................................................................................................................... 10

4.1 Device overview ............................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 Scope of supply ................................................................................................................................ 11
4.3 Overview of types............................................................................................................................. 11
4.4 Functions .......................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4.1 Function overview ...................................................................................................................... 12
4.4.2 Description of functions .............................................................................................................. 13

5 Technical data ............................................................................................................................................. 14

5.1 Technical data .................................................................................................................................. 14
5.2 Dimensional drawings ...................................................................................................................... 15

6 Connection, installation / mounting ............................................................................................................. 16

6.1 Requirements for the electrician ...................................................................................................... 16
6.2 Mounting........................................................................................................................................... 17
6.3 Electrical connection ........................................................................................................................ 18

7 Operation ..................................................................................................................................................... 19
7.1 Extended operation .......................................................................................................................... 19
7.1.1 Busch-VoiceControl® App........................................................................................................... 20
7.1.2 Reset options ............................................................................................................................. 28
7.1.3 Operating statuses ..................................................................................................................... 29

8 Commissioning ............................................................................................................................................ 30
8.1 Brief instructions for typical commissioning ..................................................................................... 30
8.2 Brief instructions for typical commissioning by end customer ......................................................... 30
8.3 Preparatory steps ............................................................................................................................. 33
8.4 Commissioning procedure ............................................................................................................... 33
8.4.1 Overview of configuration ........................................................................................................... 34
8.5 Login/registration of a KNX voice control gateway .......................................................................... 35
8.5.1 First login of the KNX voice control gateway at MyBuildings without an available access .......... 35
8.5.2 Initial commissioning of device (direct access) ........................................................................... 39
8.5.3 Registration of a new KNX voice control gateway for MyBuildings with an existing portal
access ........................................................................................................................................ 43

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8.6 Creating a project - System configuration ....................................................................................... 44

8.6.1 General information .................................................................................................................... 44
8.6.2 Creating a project ....................................................................................................................... 44
8.6.3 Import group addresses ............................................................................................................. 47
8.6.4 Assigning a project to a device ................................................................................................... 60
8.6.5 Copy project ............................................................................................................................... 60
8.6.6 Delete project ............................................................................................................................. 60
8.6.7 Project backup ........................................................................................................................... 61
8.6.8 Restoring a backup project ......................................................................................................... 61
8.6.9 Exporting a project (export function) ........................................................................................... 61
8.6.10 Importing a project (import function) ........................................................................................... 61
8.7 Additional settings (configuration page) .......................................................................................... 62
8.7.1 Local users ................................................................................................................................. 62
8.7.1.1 Overview of users ....................................................................................... 62
8.7.1.2 Create and add users .................................................................................. 63
8.7.1.3 Adjust users ................................................................................................ 64
8.7.1.4 Delete users ................................................................................................ 64
8.7.2 Access rights (roles) ................................................................................................................... 64
8.7.2.1 Overview of roles ........................................................................................ 64
8.7.2.2 Create and add roles ................................................................................... 65
8.7.2.3 Adjust roles ................................................................................................. 66
8.7.2.4 Delete roles ................................................................................................. 66
8.7.3 Sending an invitation to the customer......................................................................................... 67
8.7.4 Deregistering specialist user account ......................................................................................... 68
8.8 Transmitting the configuration into the KNX voice control gateway ................................................ 69
8.9 Settings in the device (direct access) .............................................................................................. 72
8.9.1 Settings - System ....................................................................................................................... 72
8.9.2 System status ............................................................................................................................. 74
8.9.3 Settings − Basis (Network setting).............................................................................................. 75
8.9.4 Settings - Protocols .................................................................................................................... 77
8.9.5 Granting authorization ................................................................................................................ 79
8.9.6 Restart the device ...................................................................................................................... 79
8.9.7 Reset device to factory settings.................................................................................................. 79
8.10 Delete device ................................................................................................................................... 79
8.11 Coupling of Busch-VoiceControl® with voice controls ..................................................................... 80
8.11.1 Coupling with Apple HomeKit ..................................................................................................... 80
8.11.2 Coupling with Amazon Alexa (Amazon Echo) ............................................................................ 82
8.11.3 Coupling with Google Home (Google Assistant)......................................................................... 83

9 Updating options .......................................................................................................................................... 86

9.1 Firmware update .............................................................................................................................. 86

10 Maintenance ................................................................................................................................................ 87
10.1 Cleaning ........................................................................................................................................... 87

11 Index ............................................................................................................................................................ 88
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 Notes on the instruction manual

1 Notes on the instruction manual

Please read through this manual carefully and observe the information it contains. This will
assist you in preventing injuries and damage to property, and ensure both reliable operation and
a long service life for the device.
Please keep this manual in a safe place.
If you pass the device on, also pass on this manual along with it.
ABB accepts no liability for any failure to observe the instructions in this manual.
If you require additional information or have questions about the device, please contact ABB or
visit our Internet site at:
www.BUSCH-JAEGER.com

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2 Safety

The device has been constructed according to the latest valid regulations governing technology
and is operationally reliable. It has been tested and left the factory in a technically safe and
reliable state.
However, residual hazards remain. Read and adhere to the safety instructions to prevent
hazards of this kind.
ABB accepts no liability for any failure to observe the safety instructions.

2.1 Information and symbols used

The following Instructions point to particular hazards involved in the use of the device or provide
practical instructions:

Danger
Risk of death / serious damage to health
– The respective warning symbol in connection with the signal word "Danger"
indicates an imminently threatening danger which leads to death or serious
(irreversible) injuries.

Warning
Serious damage to health
– The respective warning symbol in connection with the signal word "Warning"
indicates a threatening danger which can lead to death or serious
(irreversible) injuries.

Caution
Damage to health
– The respective warning symbol in connection with the signal word "Caution"
indicates a danger which can lead to minor (reversible) injuries.

Attention
Damage to property
– This symbol in connection with the signal word "Attention" indicates a
situation which could cause damage to the product itself or to objects in its
surroundings.

NOTE
This symbol in connection with the word "Note" indicates useful tips and
recommendations for the efficient handling of the product.

This symbol alerts to electric voltage.

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2.2 Intended use

The KNX voice control gateway is designed only for interior areas of buildings. The device
makes possible the simple and direct control of home automation systems via voice commands
(voice control). The control is carried out via the coupling with a voice control system. The voice
commands are transmitted via a KNX IP interface or a direct KNX connection. The system
remembers the status of switches and dimmers, for example. This allows them to be controlled
via voice command.
The device is intended for the following:
■
Operation according to the listed technical data.
■
Control via voice commands is intended only for home use.
■
Installation in dry interior rooms and only on mounting rails according to DIN EN 60715,
■
Use with the connecting options available on the device.
The intended use also includes adherence to all specifications in this manual.

2.3 Improper use

Each use not listed in Chapter 2.2 “Intended use“ on page 6 is deemed improper use and can
lead to personal injury and damage to property.
ABB is not liable for damages caused by use deemed contrary to the intended use of the
device. The associated risk is borne exclusively by the user/operator.
The device is not intended for the following:
■
Unauthorized structural changes
■
Repairs
■
Outdoor use
■
The use in bathroom areas
■
Use in commercial or public rooms, e.g. administration buildings, hotels
■
Insert with an additional bus coupler

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2.4 Target group / Qualifications of personnel

2.4.1 Installation, commissioning and maintenance

Installation, commissioning and maintenance of the device must only be carried out by trained
and properly qualified electrical installers.
The electrical installer must have read and understood the manual and follow the instructions
provided.
The electrical installer must adhere to the valid national regulations in his/her country governing
the installation, functional test, repair and maintenance of electrical products.
The electrical installer must be familiar with and correctly apply the "five safety rules" (DIN VDE
0105, EN 50110):
1. Disconnect
2. Secure against being re-connected
3. Ensure there is no voltage
4. Connect to earth and short-circuit
5. Cover or barricade adjacent live parts

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2.5 Safety instructions

Danger - Electric voltage!

Electric voltage! Risk of death and fire due to electric voltage of 100 … 240 V.
Dangerous currents flow through the body when coming into direct or indirect
contact with live components. This can result in electric shock, burns or even
death.
■
Work on the 100 … 240 V supply system may only be performed by
authorised and qualified electricians.
■
Disconnect the mains power supply before installation / disassembly.
■
Never use the device with damaged connecting cables.
■
Do not open covers firmly bolted to the housing of the device.
■
Use the device only in a technically faultless state.
■
Do not make changes to or perform repairs on the device, on its components
or its accessories.
■
Keep the device away from water and wet surroundings.

Caution! - Risk of damaging the device due to external factors!

Moisture and contamination can damage the device.
■
Protect the device against humidity, dirt and damage during transport,
storage and operation.

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 Information on protection of the environment

3 Information on protection of the environment

3.1 Environment

Consider the protection of the environment!

Used electric and electronic devices must not be disposed of with domestic
waste.
– The device contains valuable raw materials which can be recycled.
Therefore, dispose of the device at the appropriate collecting depot.

All packaging materials and devices bear the markings and test seals for proper disposal.
Always dispose of the packaging material and electric devices and their components via the
authorized collecting depots and disposal companies.
The products meet the legal requirements, in particular the laws governing electronic and
electrical devices and the REACH ordinance.
(EU Directive 2012/19/EU WEEE and 2011/65/EU RoHS)
(EU REACH ordinance and law for the implementation of the ordinance (EC) No.1907/2006).

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4 Setup and function

4.1 Device overview

Fig. 1: Overview of devices

[A] Connection of auxiliary voltage 5 - 36 V DC

[B] Junction box 5 V DC
[C] Reset buttons (R1, R2)
[D] UTP connection (LAN)
[E] Display of operating statuses (LEDs)
[F] KNX bus connection

The KNX voice control gateway is designed only for interior areas of buildings. The device is a
certified KNX voice control gateway for coupling a KNX system with a voice control system. It
functions as a gateway and so guarantees that you can operate the KNX components in the
house and query their status using an Apple, Amazon or Google device. This makes it possible
to operate the lighting, blinds or room temperature controller using a simple voice control.
The MDRC device (4 MW) can be connected directly to a KNX bus line via the integrated bus
coupler. Each connected device is a KNX bus participant.
Commissioning / parameterization is carried out web-based via MyBuildings. Adjustments to the
device settings are carried out via the web browser and are available directly in the device. This
means that all data are available at the personal access of the MyBuildings Internet portal. The
direct activation is carried out via a safe Internet connection.

Additional product features:

■
Certified solution for three systems (Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant)
■
All three voice assistants can be used in parallel
■
Integration of light, heating and blind control
■
Control of up to 150 functions
■
Simple control of KNX functions in the building via voice commands
■
Changes can be made online

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Note
A separate power adapter is required for the power supply (e.g. priOn power
adaptor CP-D 24/2.5).

4.2 Scope of supply

Included in the scope of delivery are:

■
MDRC device (4 MW)
■
UTP cable

The power adapter for the power supply (e.g. priOn power adaptor CP-D 24/2.5) must be
ordered separately.

4.3 Overview of types

Article no. Product name Usage

Residential building,
VCO/S99.1 KNX voice control gateway
private
Table 1: Overview of types

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4.4 Functions

4.4.1 Function overview

Notice
The respective supported range of functions can vary according to the Smart
Assistant used.

Apple HomeKit Amazon Alexa Google Home

Dimming actuator x x x

Switch / Switch actuator x x x

Thermostat x x x

Push-buttons / Switches x x x

Scene x x x*

Blind actuator x x* x*

Temperature sensor x x x*

Valve x - x*

Air humidity x - x*

Contact sensor x - x*

Smoke sensor x - x*

Leakage sensor x - x*

CO alarm unit x - x*

Brightness sensor x - -

Presence sensor x - -

Movement sensor x - -

CO2 alarm unit x - -

Programmable switch x - -

Table 2: of the control elements of the device:

*) Currently only support for voice commands, not via the Amazon Alexa app / Google Home
app.

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4.4.2 Description of functions

Busch-VoiceControl® KNX offers the option of completely controlling the building via voice
commands with the digital voice assistants Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and Google
Assistant.
The KNX voice control gateway makes possible the simple and direct operation of switches,
dimmers, blinds or thermostats via voice. The control of the sensors is carried out via the
coupling with a voice control system, e.g. Apple HomeKit. The voice commands are transmitted
via a direct KNX connection. This system remembers the status of the connected sensors. This
allows them to be controlled via voice command.
Commissioning and parameterization is carried out web-based via MyBuildings. Existing KNX
group addresses from the ETS can be imported into a Busch-VoiceControl® project. Also
adjustments of the device settings are made via the portal and then automatically loaded into
the MDRC device. These adjustments are then available immediately. This means that all data
are available at the personal access of the MyBuildingsInternet portal. The direct activation is
carried out via a safe Internet connection.
The system configuration is saved on a central server and is downloaded from the KNX KNX
voice control gateway.

Fig. 2: Description of functions

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5 Technical data

5.1 Technical data

Designation Value
Connection voltage
■
Auxiliary voltage 5 - 36 V DC
■
Power adaptor connection 5 V DC
Power consumption 250 mA (at 5 V DC)
KNX connection Bus connecting terminal, screwless
Ethernet 10/100 Mbit
Memory 4 GB eMMC (flash), 256 MB DDR2 RAM
Processor Cortex A5
Relative humidity 0 to 90% (non-condensing)
Protection type IP 20
Ambient temperature 0°C - +70°C
Storage temperature -40°C - +85°C
Module width 4 MW
Housing fire resistance UL94-V0
■
Discovery (2198 UDP)
■
HTTP (80 en 8000 TCP)
■
NTP (123 TCP/UDP)
Input network ports used
■
HTTP (80 TCP)
■
HTTPS (443 TCP)
■
KNXnet/IP (3671 UDP)
Table 3: Technical data

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5.2 Dimensional drawings

72

Fig. 3: Dimensions KNX voice control gateway

All dimensions in milimeters (mm).

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6 Connection, installation / mounting

Danger - Electric voltage!

Risk of death due to electrical voltage of 100 … 240 V during short-circuit in the
low-voltage conduit.
– Low-voltage and 100 … 240 V conduits must not be installed together in a
flush-mounted box!

6.1 Requirements for the electrician

Danger - Electric voltage!

Install the device only if you have the necessary electrical engineering
knowledge and experience.
■
Incorrect installation endangers your life and that of the user of the electrical
system.
■
Incorrect installation can cause serious damage to property, e.g. due to fire.

The minimum necessary expert knowledge and requirements for the installation
are as follows:
■
Apply the "five safety rules" (DIN VDE 0105, EN 50110):
1. Disconnect
2. Secure against being re-connected
3. Ensure there is no voltage
4. Connect to earth and short-circuit
5. Cover or barricade adjacent live parts.
■
Use suitable personal protective clothing.
■
Use only suitable tools and measuring devices.
■
Check the type of supply network (TN system, IT system, TT system) to
secure the following power supply conditions (classic connection to ground,
protective earthing, necessary additional measures, etc.).

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6.2 Mounting

The modular DIN rail component must only be installed on mounting rails according to DIN EN
50022 / DIN 60715 TH 35 (including industrial version).

Installation
To install the device, perform the
following steps:
1. Latch the modular DIN rail
component onto the mounting rail.

Fig. 4: Installation on mounting rails

Dismantling
To dismantle the device, perform the
following steps:
1. Pull the latch down with the aid of a
screwdriver [1]
2. Press the device upwards [2] and
then fold it toward the front [3].

Fig. 5: Removal from the mounting rails

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6.3 Electrical connection

Fig. 6: Electrical connection

Establish the connection according to the connection diagram (UTP port for Internet
connection).

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7 Operation

7.1 Extended operation

Fig. 7: Buttons and LEDs on the device

[A] Button R1
[B] Button R2
[C] LED "OK"
[D] LED "Network"

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 Operation

7.1.1 Busch-VoiceControl® App

For the installation of the Busch-VoiceControl® App, download the app from
the Apple Store (iOS).
Due to the functionality of the Busch-VoiceControl® App, the configuration
can also be carried out without logging into the browser.

Fig. 8: Icon of Busch-VoiceControl® App

The Busch-VoiceControl® App can be used to set up the device and the
functions listed in the following:

– Device commissioning, similar to the configuration assistant

– Device IP configuration
– Activation/deactivation of assistant support for Amazon Alexa and
Google Assistant
– Load the configuration from the Busch-VoiceControl® environment
– Pair and separate HomeKit
– Transfer the entire HomeKit project at once, including the building
structure
– Update the Firmware (possible for devices from Version 1.1 and higher)
– If the iOS device is connected to the same network as the voice control,
the device is recognized automatically and can also be configured with
the app

Abb. 9: Start window of Busch-VoiceControl® App

Basic settings
– Update firmware of the device “Main menu“ on page 21
– Recognition of Busch-VoiceControl® devices in the local network: “Network settings“ on
page 25
– Overview of elements loaded into the device: “Supported functions“ on page 22
– Changing the network settings: “Network settings“ on page 25
– Reset to factory settings: “Miscellaneous“ on page 27

Configuration Busch-VoiceControl®
– Coupling the device with a HomeKit and separating it: “HomeKit settings“ on page 23
– Assigning accessories automatically to the room and the zones: “HomeKit settings“ on page
23
– Adjusting groups: “HomeKit settings“ on page 23
– Reloading the configuration of https://mybuildings.abb.com into the device: “Supported
functions“ on page 22
– Activating, deactivating protocols such as Alexa and Google Home or opening the
corresponding app: “Protocols“ on page 26

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Main menu

– “Supported functions“ on page 22

– “HomeKit settings“ on page 23
– “Settings“ on page 24
– Via "Search for updates" you can search for updates for the
device and install them.
Note: Update the Firmware of the device (requires Firmware
Veson from 1.1.0, otherwise it cannot be used for the installation
of the update).

Fig. 10: Main menu of the Busch-VoiceControl® App

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Supported functions

– The following functions are available under this menu item:

■
Overview of the supported functions, groups and zones.
■
Load configuration into the device

– Overview of elements loaded into the device

■
Here you see an overview of the elements that are loaded
into the VoiceControl with the respective group assignment.

Fig. 11: Supported functions of the Busch-VoiceControl® App

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HomeKit settings

– Via menu item "HomeKit settings" you can configure the

following characteristics:
■
Coupling or removing HomeKit
■
Room division, to assign accessories to predefined rooms
■
Operation via the Home app

– Transmit room division

Assign the accessories automatically to the room and the zones,
adjust the groups you created in the project at
https://mybuildings.abb.com.
■
The group into which the accessories are placed is the room
into which they are placed.
■
Each additional group into which this group is placed is a
zone into which this room is placed.
For example:
■
Ground floor
■
Living room on ground floor
■
Switching the light, table lamp
■
Table lamp in living room
The accessory "Table lamp" is placed in a room called "Living
room" and the living room in a zone called "Ground floor".

Fig. 12 HomeKit settings of the Busch-VoiceControl® App

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Settings

Via menu item "Settings" you can configure the following

characteristics:
– “Network settings“ on page 25
– “Protocols“ on page 26
– “Miscellaneous“ on page 27

Fig. 13: Settings of the Busch-VoiceControl® App

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Network settings

– Via menu item "Network settings" you can make the following
settings in the network:
■
Activate/deactivate the DHCP protocol to allocate
configuration data, such as the IP address and network
mask, automatically or manually.
■
Select between IPv4 and IPv6 protocol to correct the
compatibility problems or to be able to use extended
functionalities.
– Tap on "Confirm" to take over the settings.

– Recognition of Busch-VoiceControl® devices in the local

network.
■
When the app is opened the search for devices in the
network starts automatically.

Fig. 14: Network setting of the Busch-VoiceControl® App

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Protocols

Via menu item "Protocols" you can configure the following

characteristics:
– Coupling or separating the Apple Homekit.
– Activating/deactivating Amazon Alexa und Google Assistant.
– Open HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant if the are
activated or coupled.
To couple the VoiceControl to Amazon Alexa and Google
Assistant, the further commissioning must be carried out in the
respective Smart Assistant App. Then the respective app can
be started here directly.

Abb. 15: Protocols of the Busch-VoiceControl® App

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Miscellaneous

– The Busch-VoiceControl® gateway can be reset via menu item

"Reset factory settings".
– The login data can be deleted from your device via menu item
"Log out and the login data forgotten".

Fig . 16: Miscellaneous of the Busch-VoiceControl® App

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7.1.2 Reset options

Note
The 2 buttons can be used either for a soft restart (resetting the application) or a
complete reboot.

Button Action Function

Keep pressed during booting Return to factory settings
R1 Press briefly Complete reboot
Press long (> 3 seconds) Return to factory settings
R2 Press briefly Reset of the application

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7.1.3 Operating statuses

Notice
The two LEDs show one of the following,
– Operational readiness
– Status of LAN connection
– Status of KNX connection

LED Colour Display mode Function

Green Flashes slowly Booting or shutting down
Green Lit constantly Application is ready to start
OK
Flashes fast during
Green Firmware update
network change
Green Flashes slowly Normal procedure - OK
Yellow Flashes slowly No KNX connection
Red Flashes fast LAN problem, no network
Network
Red/green Flashes at intervals No Internet connection, only LAN connection
Flashes fast during
Red Firmware update
change with OK

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8 Commissioning

8.1 Brief instructions for typical commissioning

MyBuildings
1. Login at MyBuildings
2. Register device for access (Account) MyBuildings (input of serial number)

Creation via web configuration page

3. Create device access (Account), enter user name and password
4. Takeover of project data from ETS (setting group addresses)
5. Assign a unique name to the functions

– “Commissioning procedure“ on page 33

– “Login/registration of a KNX voice control gateway“ on page 35

Installation
6. Install device at end customer and created network connection (b)
7. Connect the device to the Internet via the Busch-VoiceControl® app, the browser (via
https://voicecontrol.local) or via the "IP-Finder" program.

– Invitation to end customer (See “Brief instructions for typical commissioning by end
customer“ on page 30)

Creation via direct access to device

8. Commissioning the device (commissioning wizard)
9. Enter data for device access (name, see above)
10. Couple device with Apple HomeKit (coupling with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant by
end customer)
11. Device is ready

– “Additional settings (configuration page)“ on page 62

8.2 Brief instructions for typical commissioning by end customer

MyBuildings
1. Log in to MyBuildings after receipt of e-mail
2. Register device for access (Account) MyBuildings (entry of serial number) and personalize

Creation via web configuration page

3. Create device access (Account), enter user name and password
4. Couple device with Amazon Alexa or Google Home

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5. Ready to start

– “Commissioning procedure“ on page 33

– “Login/registration of a KNX voice control gateway“ on page 35

Notice
The device must be continuously connected to the Internet to be able to carry
out voice control functions.

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Overview of KNX voice control gateway system

Access via MyBuildings

Access via own password Access to all
components via
password

1)

2)
App access (account) → Editing profile
and visualization
Password for device during Device → Editing of scenes and time
registration (Password also for direct programs, among others
access to device and app)! Password of app access!

3)
1)

App → Editing of scenes and time

programs + control functions, among
others
Password of app access!

1) Internet connection necessary

2) Connection of device and Internet connection necessary
3) Transmission of data = Connection of device and Internet connection necessary;
Control of device = Also possible via home network (without Internet)

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8.3 Preparatory steps

Note
The device is a product of the KNX system and meets KNX guidelines. Detailed
expert knowledge by means of KNX training sessions for a better understanding
is assumed. In addition, knowledge about the voice assistants to be coupled
must exist, e.g. Apple HomeKit, Amazon Echo, Google Assistant.

1. Assigning group addresses.

– The KNX group addresses are assigned in connection with the ETS. This is carried out
by the fitter.
2. Exporting project ETS4 or ETS5 as *.knxproj .
– To configure the KNX voice control gateway, the project file must be loaded into the
project inMyBuildings . This is carried out by the fitter.

8.4 Commissioning procedure

This chapter explains the working steps necessary for commissioning a KNX voice control
gateway. It is directed at the implementing fitter (expert) and at his end customer.
Each device must first be registered by a specialist. That is why the fitter must create an access
to the MyBuildings and register himself. Also the end customer can let himself be registered.
After the fitter has registered a device, he can generate an automatic e-mail to the end
customer. This message contains a link on the registration page. Here the end customer can
then register himself for personal access to the device.

Prerequisite:
■
All the devices of the system must be correctly wired and connected to the KNX bus line.
■
An Internet connection must be available.
■
The KNX voice control gateway must be connected to the house network (LAN) with the
UTP cable.

Note
The device must only be connected to the power supply after it has been
registered in the network.

Commissioning sequence:
1. Registering the device.
– Registration in advance is required for installation.
This is carried out via MyBuildings (Explanation see chapter 8.5 “Login/registration of a
KNX voice control gateway“ on page 35).
This gives the fitter personal access for the device to the commissioning server.
2. Configure system.
– Configuration is carried out via MyBuildings in a web browser. This software is used to
create the system configuration.
– The system configuration is saved on a central server and is downloaded from the KNX
voice control gateway KNX.
– Group addresses are imported from ETS4, ETS5 or higher by importing the KNXproj file
directly to the commissioning server.

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Note
Commissioning of the device is carried out via direct access to it.

3. Connect the device to the power supply (electrical connection KNX voice control gateway
see chapter 6.3 “Electrical connection“ on page 18)
4. Carry out the general device settings and the specific KNX settings.
– The protocol for the direct KNX connection method must be switched on.
5. Initialize device.
– Transmission of individually configured data to the device.

8.4.1 Overview of configuration

The configuration can be divided into two components:

1. Equipment
The KNX voice control gateway must be registered by the fitter. This forms the basis for the
next configuration steps. Finally the device can also be registered by the end customer to carry
out customer-specific changes or supplementations.
2. Project
The KNX project contains the group addresses belonging to the project together with the
assigned functions.

Note
The fitter (expert) can create the project and transmit it to the device. He can
manage several projects and devices via an access.

Note
The end customer has the authorization to adjust the project. There is also the
option of using several devices in parallel.

Configuration sequence after registration of the device

The KNX voice control gateway must be configured appropriately before it can be used.
1. Importing the configuration into the KNX voice control gateway
2. Coupling with digital voice assistants, see chapter 8.11 “Coupling of Busch-VoiceControl®
with voice controls“ on page 80.

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8.5 Login/registration of a KNX voice control gateway

Each device must first be registered by a fitter (specialist). The first login must be carried out if
access to the registration page is not yet available. That is why the fitter must create an access
to the MyBuildings and register himself.
After the fitter has registered a device, he can generate an automatic e-mail to the end
customer. This message contains a link on the registration page on which the end customer can
log himself in for his personal access to the device.
With the registration the end customer ensures his claim for the guarantee of the product.

8.5.1 First login of the KNX voice control gateway at MyBuildings without an available access

Sequence of user registration:

1. Open MyBuildings
2. Register as new user.
– A wizard will guide you through the registration process.

Note
The first login and the commissioning of a device must be made by selecting "I
am a specialist".

3. Accept the requirements for use and data protection regulations and click on "Now".
– An automatic message with an activation link is sent to the specified e-mail address.
4. Call up the target of the activation link.
– The user account is activated.

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Fig. 17: Registration

5. Log yourself into the MyBuildings portal with your user name and password.

Fig. 18: Menu item "My installations"

Sequence of device registration:

1. Open the selection list "My installation" after the login/user registration.
2. Click/tap on "KNX voice control gateway".
3. Click/tap on "Call up KNX voice control gateway".

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Fig. 19: Registering new device

4. Enter the serial number of the device (see adhesive label on the side of the device).
5. Confirm the entry with "Next".
– A wizard will guide you through the further registration process.

Fig. 20: Registering new device as specialist

Note
With the registration of the device the user name and password for the access of
the fitter to the device are fixed. These data are also used for initial
commissioning (direct access).

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Fig. 21: Specifying the user name and password

Fig. 22: Concluding the registration

6. Concluding the registration with "Next".

– A project can now be created and the device can be configured, see chapter 8.6
“Creating a project - System configuration“ on page 44.

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8.5.2 Initial commissioning of device (direct access)

The device can be connected to the Internet via the Busch-VoiceControl® App, the browser or
via program "IP locator".

Prerequisite:
■
The KNX voice control gateway must be connected to the house network (LAN) with the
UTP cable.
■
The device must be installed correctly and registered via MyBuildings.
■
An Internet connection must be available.
■
For initial commissioning via the Busch-VoiceControl® App, the app must be downloaded
from the respective app store and be installed on your mobile terminal device.

Notice
The device must only be connected to the power supply after it has been
integrated in the network.

Establishing the connection via the Busch-VoiceControl® App:

1. Open the app.
– The app automatically recognizes the connected KNX voice control gateway and
indicates this on a tile.
– Prerequisite is that the mobile device and the Busch-VoiceControl® must both be
connected with the same (local) network.
2. Tap on the tile of the Busch-VoiceControl®.
– If necessary, you will be guided through the end user registration.
– If you are already registered, use the corresponding login information to set up your
device.
As the last step for the setup, the supported functions are loaded to the devices and displayed.

Notice
Each time changes to the project are made, the supported functions must be
loaded with the app to make them available.

Establishing the connection via the browser:

1. Enter https://voicecontrol.local in the address line.
– If there are several devices in the LAN network, you can call them up as follows:
https://voicecontrol-2.local, https://voicecontrol-3.local, etc.
– Internet connection to the device is being established.
– A wizard will guide you through the further commissioning process.

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Establishing the connection via program "IP locator":

The program "IP locator" must be installed. It can be downloaded free of charge via website
"Software downloads" of the e-catalogue (www.busch-jaeger-catalogue.com).
1. Open program "IP locator". To do this, click/tap on the following icon:

Fig. 23: IP Locator - Search...

– In the window which opens, all devices correctly connected in the network are displayed
(the figure shows an example).
2. Select the device with a double click.
– Internet connection to the device is being established.
– A wizard will guide you through the further commissioning process.

Commissioning sequence:

Fig. 24: Menu Language selection

1. Select the system language. The standard language is English.

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Fig. 25: Menu Location settings

2. Enter the details for the local location.

Fig. 26: Menu Authorize device

3. Enter the user name and password for access of the fitter (specialist) to the device.
Registration, See “First login of the KNX voice control gateway at MyBuildings without an
available access“ on page 35.
– The device is authorized.

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Fig. 27: Menu Network settings

4. Check network settings for the connected device.

Fig. 28: Menu Network settings

– Configuration is synchronized with the device data.

Fig. 29: Installation is complete

5. Conclude initial commissioning.

– The direct access page to the device opens, See “Additional settings (configuration
page)“ on page 62.

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8.5.3 Registration of a new KNX voice control gateway for MyBuildings with an existing
portal access

Note
The fitter (specialist) can manage several devices via one portal access.

Sequence of login via the MyBuildings portal:

1. Open the Internet page of MyBuildings.
2. Log yourself into the portal with your user name and password.
3. Register and set up the KNX voice control gateway via the MyBuildings-portal.
If no device has yet been registered:
a) Permit access to the KNX voice control gateway after the login. Click/tap on button
"Registration".

If a device has already been registered:

a) Open application "KNX voice control gateway".
– (Start page → Service & Tools → MyBuildings → My installations → KNX voice
control gateway)
b) Click/tap on the following icon:

c) Click/tap on "+ Register new device".

4. Enter the serial number of the device (see adhesive label on the side of the device).
5. Confirm the entry with "Next".
– A wizard will guide you through the further registration process.
6. After the registration is concluded, follow the specifications in Chapter 8.5.2 “Initial
commissioning of device (direct access) “ on page 39 and Chapter 8.7.3 “Sending an
invitation to the customer “ on page 67.

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8.6 Creating a project - System configuration

8.6.1 General information

Each project includes components of the building automation system. Each component consists
of a combination of type, name and group address, to clearly identify the component.
The type (data type) of the component must harmonize with the characteristics of the building
automation component for which it is to be used, e.g. switch for "Switch on the light".
The name of the component is important for the identification by the end customer. This allows
an easy allocation of the component due to its clear designation, e.g. kitchen table lamp.
The group address of the component is used for the functional allocation:
■
The sending group contains the group address to which a telegram is to be sent. A
maximum of one sending group address can be used per component.
■
The status groups include one or several group addresses to display the status of a
component. The sending group address is often also a status group.

8.6.2 Creating a project

Note
When adjusting an existing project, or when a new project is created, access
must always take place via MyBuildings.

Sequence of project creation:

1. Open the Internet page of MyBuildings.
2. Log yourself into the portal with your user name and password.
3. Click/tap on "My installations"
– Start page → Service & Tools → MyBuildings → My installations.
4. Click/tap on "KNX voice control gateway".
– The available terminal devices are displayed.

Fig. 30: Available terminal devices

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5. Select the desired device in the list.

6. Click/tap on the icon next to entry terminal device.

– The configuration page is displayed.

Fig. 31: Configuration page

7. Select the desired device.

8. Click/tap on "Projects".
– The project overview is displayed.

Fig. 32: Project overview

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9. Click/tap on "+ Add a new project".

– A new project is created.

Note
A standard project [standard project (device number)] is automatically created
during the registration. This can also be used for editing.

10. Fill in the input fields according to the stipulations.

11. Select the voice control to be used. Several voice controls can be activated in parallel.
12. Confirm the entries with "Change".
– The project configurations are saved.
13. Carry out further adjustments for the project. To do this, follow the instructions in the
following sections.

Note
A device or project can be archived via the archiving button (the arrow points to
the archive). This moves the device or project to "Archive" in the menu bar. This
will no longer display it in the list.
Archived devices and projects can still be edited.
■
For this, select the object under "Archive" and restore the object by
clicking/tapping on the archiving button (the arrow points away from the
archive).
During archiving of the device by an expert also all of the associated projects will
be archived.

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8.6.3 Import group addresses

Notice
First the group addresses and building details must be created in the ETS and
saved as a project file. This is also possible if not all KNX devices have been
connected with the system.

Import the sequence of the group addresses from the ETS into the project.

Fig. 33: Importing group addresses

1. Click/tap on menu item "Group addresses" in the project overview.

2. Click/tap on the "Edit" button.

Fig. 34: Importing KNX project via group addresses

3. Click/tap on the "Import KNXproj-file" button.

4. Select the desired project file in the dialogue window.

Fig. 35: Display of imported project file

– The ETS project file is imported into the project and displayed.

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Fig. 36: Importing KNX project from a project file

As alternative, a completed project can be imported from different devices via menu item
"Import project" and the function "Project import from project file".
There is also the option of taking over the data of a Busch-ControlTouch® project.

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Fig. 37: Example of a project import

5. Assigning group addresses that are to be controlled via voice. For this there are different
options:
a Select a specific group address in the list and specify for what it is to be used, e.g.
switching or dimming light. Only functions which match with the data point types in the
ETS can be selected.
b Select a complete main group or a middle group and then jointly assign all matching
group addresses.
c Search for the desired group address in the building structure and assign it.

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It is also possible to group the group addresses during the assignment according to:
– Main and middle groups
– Map
– Self-assignment of a name to the group

Fig. 38: Functions

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Switching light
The function requires a 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as sending group address
and one or several status group addresses of the same type.
The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

Dimming light
The function requires a 1-byte group address "Dimming" (DPT 5.001) as sending group address
for dimming values from 0% to 100% and a 1-bit address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as sending
group address. Both group addresses require one or several status group addresses of the
same type. The colour temperature can be added additionally with an optional group address
(DPT 7.600).
The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

RGB illumination
The RGB illumination requires three 1-bit group addresses "Scaling" (DPT 5.001) as sending
and status group address for values of 0-100 for red, green and blue. Optionally an additional
one for white. There is also an optional 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as a sending
and status group address to be able switch the light on and off.
The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

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Blind, awning, curtain, roller blind

The function requires either:
■
a 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as a sending and status group address for up
and down movement and
■
a 1-bit status group address "Switch" (DPT 1.x) for starting/stopping.
Or:
■
a 1-bit status group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) for up and down movement and
■
a 1-bit status group address "Switch" (DPT 1.x) for starting/stopping and
■
a 1-byte group address "Scaling" (DPT 5.001) as a sending one and status group address
for position values from 0% to 100%.
■
Option, to start and stop the movement a 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) can
be added as sending group address.

Notice
With the voice command "Move the blind to zero percent" the blind is closed
completely.
With the voice command "Move the blind to one hundred percent" the blind is
opened fully.
■
Option, a 1-byte group address "Scaling" (DPT 5.001) as a sending one and status group
address for the horizontal or vertical incline with position values from 0% to 100%,
corresponding to -90 to +90 degrees, i.e. the value 50% corresponds to "open".

The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

Notice
Amazon and Google currently support only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the Alexa app or the Google Home app is not supported.

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Temperature sensor [status]

The function requires a 2-byte status group address "Temperature" (DPT 9.001) for the relevant
floating point value.
The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

Notice
Amazon and Google currently support only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the Alexa app or the Google Home app is not supported.

Brightness sensor [status]

The function requires a 2-byte status group address "Lighting intensity" (DPT 9.004) for the
relevant floating point value.
The function is supported by Apple.

Humidity sensor [status]

The function requires a 2-byte status group address "Humidity" (DPT 9.007) for the relevant
floating point value.
The function is supported by Apple and Google.

Notice
Google currently supports only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the the Google Home app is not supported.

Presence detector [status]

The function requires a 1-bit status group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) for the presence
status.
The function is supported by Apple.

Smoke detector
The function requires a 1-bit status group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) for the smoke detector.
The function is supported by Apple and Google.

Notice
Google currently supports only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the the Google Home app is not supported.

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Water detector
The function requires a 1-bit status group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) for the water detector.
The function is supported by Apple and Google.

Notice
Google currently supports only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the the Google Home app is not supported.

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Movement detector [status]

The function requires a 1-bit status group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) for the movement
status.
The function is supported by Apple.

Room temperature controller

Different options are available to set the room temperature controller in dependence of the KNX
component used.
A room temperature controller that uses a set value temperature requires a 2-byte group
address as sending group address, for the floating point value of the desired temperature and
additionally one or several status group addresses of the same type.
The function requires the following group addresses:
■
A 2-byte status group address "Temperature" (DPT 9.001) is for the actual temperature.
■
A 2-byte group address "Temperature" (DPT 9.001) as a sending one for the set-point
temperature.
Note: Use only when a direct setpoint value adjustment is used. Otherwise the 1-byte group
address must be used for the offset.
■
Two 1-bit group addresses "Switching" (DPT 1.x) for the current heating and cooling status
(cooling/heating on/off).

If a room temperature controller with an offset (set value confirmation) is used, a 1-byte group
address is required to raise or lower the temperature in 0.5 degree steps. Here one or several
status group addresses of the same type and a 2-byte group address is required as sending
group address for the set-point temperature.
The function requires the following group addresses:
■
A 1-byte group address "Offset" as sending group address for the offset (setpoint value
confirmation) and a 1-byte status group address for the setpoint value request.

Depending on whether the room temperature controller supports heating, cooling or both 1-bit
status group addresses, the addresses of the 1-bit status group address must be added for the
current heating and cooling status. As an option, a 1-bit group address can be added as
sending group address to set the room temperature controller on heating mode, cooling mode,
auto mode (both) or on standby. As and option, for room temperature controllers that support
both heating and cooling, a 1-bit status group address can be used as sending group address to
switch the room temperature controller on and off, to switch over between heating and cooling
mode and the HVAC control mode, to set the thermostat on the correct mode.
In all cases a 2-byte status group address for the respective floating point value is required, and
there is an optional 2-byte status group address for the respective floating point value of the air
humidity.
Option:
■
A 2-byte status group address "Humidity" (DPT 9.007) for the current humidity.
The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

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Push-button / switch [status]

The function requires a 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as sending group address
and one or several status group addresses of the same type.
The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

CO sensor
The function requires a 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as sending group address.
Optionally a 2-bit group address to show the measured CO value and/or measured CO
maximum value.
Optionally, the 2-byte values can be added for the measured CO maximum value and/or the
measured CO value.
The function is supported by Apple and Google.

Notice
Google currently supports only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the the Google Home app is not supported.

CO2 Sensor
The function requires a 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as sending group address.
Optionally a 2-bit group address to show the measured CO2 value and/or measured CO2
maximum value.
Optionally, the 2-byte values can be added for the measured CO2 maximum value and/or the
measured CO2 value.
The function is supported by Apple.

Valve
The function requires a 1-bit group address "Switching" (DPT 1.x) as sending group address
and one or several status group addresses of the same type.
A timer can be used in the HomeKit.
The function is supported by Apple and Google Assistant.

Notice
Google currently supports only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the the Google Home app is not supported.

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Scene
A scene control element can be used to trigger a KNX scene. It requires a 1-byte group address
"Scene" as sending group address and the value of the desired scene.
As an option, an additional sending group address and a value can be added for ending the
KNX scene.
The function is supported by Apple, Amazon and Google.

Notice
Amazon and Google currently support only voice commands for this function.
Operation via the Alexa app or the Google Home app is not supported.

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Programmable switch
A programmable button only has a 1-bit status group address "Switching". The programmable
button can be used as automatic trigger. This makes different actions possible, depending on
the length of the button press (short, double or long).
A programmable switch, for example, can be used for a door bell or a wall switch.

Options: 0
1

The parameter is used to specify the command "1" for pressing the switch and "0" for releasing
it.
The function is supported by Apple.

Valve
A valve drive requires a 1-bit sending group address "Switching" and one or several status
group addresses of the same type.
A type can be selected to display the information of the function of the valve.
As an option,a timer can be used in the HomeKit.
The function is supported by Apple and Google.

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Direct adjustments
Specifications for the group addresses can be made both in the top block (tab "Group
addresses") and in the bottom block. No direct adjustments are possible via the "Building" tab
(only link to components via "Value sent" and "Value received").
The following adjustments can be made:
■
Name of the component
■
Sending (group address)
■
Status (group address)
■
Add status group
■
Grouping
■
Group name
■
Type (via options list)
■
Add component via "+".
The type can be specified beforehand via the options list.
■
Delete the components using the rubbish bin icon.

Notice
■
All adjustments must be stored using the "Save" button.
■
To make it easier to find certain components, the filter functions can also be
used.
■
The components can be added to existing groups. New groups can also be
added.
■
Later adjustments can be made at any time.

– The order of the list can be changed via drag and drop.
– The plus character (+) can be used to open the groups to get an overview of the associated
components.

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8.6.4 Assigning a project to a device

Basically several projects can be created; however, only one project can be used in the one
device. This means that one project is to be assigned to a device. The assignment is carried out
via the "Project in device" function. All available projects can be selected from the options list.
1. Open the Internet page of MyBuildings.
2. Log yourself into the portal with your user name and password.
3. Click/tap on "My installations"
– Start page → Service & Tools → MyBuildings → My installations.
4. Click/tap on "KNX voice control gateway".
5. In case of several devices, select the appropriate device from the list.
– The function is called up via the "Device" tab.

8.6.5 Copy project

Projects can be saved with all their data. This means, for example, that a project can be taken
over for an end customer when only a few adjustments are necessary.
1. Select the project you wish to copy in the right menu column.
– The project opens.
2. Click/tap on the copying icon at the top right.
– The project is copied and indicated in the menu column with "duplicated".

8.6.6 Delete project

1. Select the project you wish to delete in the menu column.

– The project opens.
2. Click/tap on the dustbin icon at the top right.
3. Confirm the delete message.
– The project is deleted.

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8.6.7 Project backup

Projects can be secured with a backup.

1. Select the project you wish to back up in the menu column.
– The project opens.
2. Click/tap on the cloud icon (with plus character).
– The project is backed up.

Note
Backed-up projects are stored in the "Backup" menu (see the menu column).
A backed-up project cannot be edited.

8.6.8 Restoring a backup project

1. Select the "Backup" menu in the menu column.

2. Select the desired backup.
3. Click/tap on the cloud icon (with arrow character).
– The project is copied back to the normal list.

Note
The backup can also be deleted from the "Backup" menu.

8.6.9 Exporting a project (export function)

Projects can be exported in a file (Download).

1. Select the project you wish to export in the menu column.
– The project opens.
2. Click/tap on the download icon.
3. Select a save location.
– The project is exported.

8.6.10 Importing a project (import function)

Projects can be imported from the export files into the menu.
1. Select the function "Import Project from File“ in the menu column.
2. Select the desired project file.
3. Click/tap on "Open".
– The project is imported into the menu.

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8.7 Additional settings (configuration page)

8.7.1 Local users

The configuration page is used to specify which user of the device has which access rights.
That is why users can be created and administered. The user administration can only be carried
out by the "Professional/Administrator" role. This role is created automatically for the fitter who
commissions and registers the device. A QR code with its values is individually created for each
user. This can be imported. It can be used to transmit the data directly to terminal devices.

8.7.1.1 Overview of users

To open the function "Local users", click/tap on "Local users" in the menu column.
– All created users are displayed in the menu column.

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8.7.1.2 Create and add users

Additional users can be created and added at any time.
1. Click/tap on "Local users" in the menu column.
– The function "Local users" opens.
2. Click/tap on "+ Add new one" in the menu column.
3. Create local user.

Fig. 39: Local user

Required entries:
■
User name: Name of the local user
■
Password: Password for the access
■
Password
(repeat):
■
Role: Selection of the role specified under function "Access rights" (with the
exception of "Professional/Administrator". This role is fixed and cannot be
changed). A role includes a package of access rights.
■
Activated: Created users can be deactivated at any time. A user therefore does not need
to be immediately deleted.

4. Click/tap on the "Save" button.

– The newly created user is added in the menu column.

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8.7.1.3 Adjust users

Existing users can be adjusted at any time.
1. Click/tap on "Local users" in the menu column.
– The function "Local users" opens.
2. In the menu column click/tap on the user that is to be adjusted.
– The user opens.
3. Change the desired entry, e.g. user name or password.
4. Click/tap on the "Save" button.
– All changes are saved.

8.7.1.4 Delete users

Local users can be deleted at any time.
1. Click/tap on "Local users" in the menu column.
– The function "Local users" opens.
2. In the menu column click/tap on the user that is to be deleted.
– The user opens.
3. Click/tap on the dustbin icon.
– The user is deleted.

8.7.2 Access rights (roles)

User roles can be created and managed via the configuration page. A role includes a package
of access rights. The role can be assigned to one or several users.
The role administration can only be carried out by the "Professional/Administrator" role. This
role is created automatically for the fitter who commissions and registers the device. The
"Professional/Administrator" role is fixed automatically and cannot be changed.

8.7.2.1 Overview of roles

To open the function "Access rights", click/tap on "Access rights" in the menu column.
– All created user roles are displayed in the menu column.

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8.7.2.2 Create and add roles

Additional user roles can be created and added at any time.

Note
The "Standard" role is created automatically. It includes the most important basic
settings and cannot be deleted.
The role "Standard" and all newly created roles can be copied via the "Copy
icon" at the top right. The copy of a role is marked with a star in the right menu
column.

1. Click/tap on "Access rights" in the menu column.

– The function "Access rights" opens.
2. Click/tap on "+ Add new ones" in the menu column.
3. Create new role.
– Required entries:
■
Name: Name of the user role
■
For specific functions/applications of the configuration page there are either read
rights and/or write rights. The rights are specified and can be individually activated
via the associated checkboxes. Click/tap in the checkboxes.

Fig. 40: Access rights

4. Click/tap on the "Save" button.

– The newly created role is added in the menu column.

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8.7.2.3 Adjust roles

Existing user roles can be adjusted at any time.
1. Click/tap on "Access rights" in the menu column.
– The function "Access rights" opens.
2. In the menu column click/tap on the role that is to be adjusted.
– The role opens.
3. Change the desired access right, e.g. write access.
4. Click/tap on the "Save" button.
– All changes are saved.

8.7.2.4 Delete roles

Existing user roles can be deleted at any time.
1. Click/tap on "Access rights" in the menu column.
– The function "Access rights" opens.
2. In the menu column click/tap on the role that is to be deleted.
– The role opens.
3. Click/tap on the dustbin icon.
– The role will be deleted.

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8.7.3 Sending an invitation to the customer

The end customer can receive personal access to the configuration of the device. He receives
an e-mail with a link for the registration page. For this the fitter must set up the Internet
connection on the configuration page and send an invitation e-mail.

Fig. 41: Sending the invitation

1. Enter the e-mail address of the end customer in the "E-mail" field.
2. Click/tap on the "Send invitation" button.
– An invitation e-mail is sent.

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8.7.4 Deregistering specialist user account

Via the configuration page of the device the end customer can enforce that the user account of
the specialist is deregistered from the device. However, this is only possible when the end
customer and the specialist are not one and the same person.
When the device is logged off, the project is copied. This means that the specialist who created
the project can still view it, and that a new specialist who is registering his own device can still
access it.
When performing a forced deregistration, or if the device is no longer registered via a specialist,
the end customer has the option of deactivating the registration of any specialists (see
"Deregister" button). The end customer can also cancel this function.

Note
If a specialist intends to log on to a blocked device, he will receive a notification
that the device was blocked by the end customer.

Fig. 42: Restricting access to specialists

1. Select the desired restriction.

2. Click/tap on "Save".
3. Click/tap on the "Deregister" button.
– The specialist is deregistered.

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8.8 Transmitting the configuration into the KNX voice control gateway

The device can be transmitted via the Busch-VoiceControl® App, the browser or via the "IP
locator".

Prerequisite for the transmission;

■
The KNX voice control gateway must be connected to the house network (LAN) with the
UTP cable.
■
The device must be installed correctly and registered via MyBuildings.
■
To transmit the settings of the configuration page to a KNX voice control gateway, an
Internet connection to the device must be available.
■
The iOS device must be integrated in the house network. An online connection must be
available.
■
The Busch-VoiceControl® App must be installed on your mobile terminal device.

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Transmission of the configuration via the Busch-VoiceControl® App:

The simplest and most comfortable option to transmit the configuration is offered by the Busch-
VoiceControl® App, See “Busch-VoiceControl® App“ on page 20

Transmitting the configuration via the browser:

1. Enter https://voicecontrol.local in the address line.
– If there are several devices in the LAN network, you can call them up as follows:
https://voicecontrol-2.local, https://voicecontrol-3.local, etc.
– The connection is established and the configuration is transmitted automatically.

Transmitting the configuration via the program "IP locator":

The program "IP locator" must be installed. It can be downloaded free of charge via website
"Software downloads" of the e-catalogue (www.busch-jaeger-catalogue.com).
1. Open program "IP locator". To do this, click/tap on the following icon:

Fig. 43: IP Locator - Search...

– In the window which opens, all devices correctly connected in the network are displayed
(the figure shows an example).
2. To select the desired device, click/tap on the IP address.
– The connection is established and the configuration is transmitted automatically.

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Fig. 44: Transmitting the configuration with Push

As alternative, the configuration can also be transmitted manually. This is practical especially for
later adjustments.
1. Click/tap on "Transmit configuration with Push to VoiceControl".
– The configuration is transmitted.

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8.9 Settings in the device (direct access)

Some settings can only be adjusted via direct access to the device. These settings are then
available only for this device. For this purpose, a LAN connection to the device must be
available. The connection is created during the transmission of the configuration to the
devicesee chapter 8.8 “Transmitting the configuration into the KNX voice control gateway“ on
page 69.
The setting options are described in the following sections.

Note
An Internet connection is required for the link. The device must also be
integrated in the house network (LAN). For initial commissioning, see chapter
8.5.2 “Initial commissioning of device (direct access) “ on page 39.
For all subsequent adjustments a login (access data for device access) is
always required.

8.9.1 Settings - System

On page "System settings" location settings can be made, configurations exported or imported
as well as log and configuration files sent to the Help desk.

Fig. 45: System settings

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Location
Details on the mounting location of the device. The settings can be made later after initial
commissioning, e.g. after a change of location of the device.
■
Language Setting the display language.
■
Time zone: Time zone in which the device is located.
■
European daylight saving time: The switchover between summer and winter time occurs
automatically during activation.
■
Latitude: Specifying the latitude to calculate the time of sunup and
sundown.
■
Longitude: Specifying the longitude to calculate the time of sunup and
sundown.
■
Location: Selecting the country and city in which the device is located.
This selection automatically specifies the longitude and
latitude.

Configuration
■
Load personal configuration: Loading the data from the configuration page of the device.
■
Export configuration: Saving the configuration data in a file, which can then be
imported to other devices via "Import configuration".
■
Import configuration: Import of the configuration data from an export file of a
different device.
■
Delete entire configuration: All configuration data are deleted.
Note
If you execute the "Delete entire configuration" function, local
users will still be able to log on. This ensures that you can
continue to log in from your device even without a working
Internet connection to the central servers.

Diagnostics
■
Send log files to support Help desk: The log files are automatically passed on to a service
address via the server.
■
Send configuration to support Help The configuration data is automatically passed on to a
desk: service address via the server.

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8.9.2 System status

The network settings and the current KNX connection status are displayed on the "Status" page.
Also the Internet connection can be tested. Click/tap on button "Test Internet connection".

Fig. 46: System status

Note
If the time setting is not correct, a sync button is displayed on the status page.
This is used to synchronise the time with that of the browser.
For devices which are unable to synchronise the time with the time server, this
function can be used to synchronise manually with the browser time. This
ensures that device units can function properly even without Internet access.

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8.9.3 Settings − Basis (Network setting)

The network setting can be changed on page "Settings Basis", e.g. a different port can be
assigned.

Note
Change the network settings only if this is absolutely necessary.

Fig. 47: Network settings Basis

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Advanced network settings

In addition to HTTP (ports 80 and 8000), HTTPS is also available for the access.
When starting after an update, the device unit automatically generates a self-signed certificate
and facilitates access to HTTPS (standard port 443). Before access is granted, the self-signed
certificate must be accepted manually in most browsers.
1. To change the port settings, activate the checkbox "Extended network settings".
2. In the list "HTTP-/HTTPS access“ select whether HTTP, HTTPS or both protocols are to be
used.
– Deactivating HTTP also deactivates the secondary HTTP port (standard port 8000). The
HTTP port forwarding (8001) is not affected by this function and remains in place. The
HTTPS port can also be modified.
3. Save the adjustments via the "Apply" button.

1. To download the public part of the HTTPS certificate and to manually import it into a
browser or OS, click/tap on the "Download certificate" button.
2. Save the adjustments via the "Apply" button.

1. To ensure that the access is restored again via HTTP, click/tap on the "Remove certificate"
button.
– A new HTTPS certificate can the be downloaded.
2. Save the adjustments via the "Apply" button.

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8.9.4 Settings - Protocols

The KNX settings can be adjusted on page "Settings - Protocols". Also the voice assistants
Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant can be activated or deactivated here.

Fig. 48: KNX setting

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KNX settings
■
KNX protocol Activate/Deactivate the KNX protocols. When activated, the
protocol traffic is also displayed on the "Status" page.
■
Physical KNX address: Display of the current and physical address of the device under
which the device is integrated in the bus system.
■
Connection method: Selection of the connection method.

HomeKit
■
Delete HomeKit pairing. Delete coupling to the voice assistant.

Amazon Alexa
■
Amazon Alexa: Activation, deactivation or deletion of the coupling to the voice
assistant.

Google Home / Google Assistant

■
Google Home / Google Activation, deactivation or deletion of the coupling to the voice
Assistant: assistant.

1. Save the adjustments via the "Apply" button.

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8.9.5 Granting authorization

Authorization for the renewed access of MyBuildings to the device can be granted on page
"Settings - Basis". The function is only visible and can only be enabled via the access for the
specialist.
Normally the authorization is granted automatically during commissioning of the device. A new
authorization must be carried out only at a deregistration of the device.
1. Enable the function via the "Authorize" button.

8.9.6 Restart the device

The device can be restarted on page "System settings".

1. Click/tap on the "Restart" button in the "Firmware" area.
– The device is restarted.

8.9.7 Reset device to factory settings

The device can be reset to the factory settings on page "System settings".
1. Click/tap on the "Reset" button in the "Firmware" area.
– The device will be reset to the default settings.

8.10 Delete device

1. Open application "KNX voice control gateway".

– (Start page → Service & Tools → MyBuildings → My installations → KNX voice control
gateway)
2. In case of several devices: From the list, select the device to be deleted.
– The function is called up via the "Device" tab.
3. Click/tap on the dustbin icon at the top right.
4. Confirm the delete message.
– The device is deleted from the application.

Note
When adjusting a device, access must always take place via MyBuildings .
If a device was logged off via direct access but is still displayed in MyBuildings,
the device can then be automatically logged off again inMyBuildings via the link
"OPEN" in MyBuildings.
This re-synchronises both environments.

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8.11 Coupling of Busch-VoiceControl® with voice controls

Note
During the parameterization of the KNX voice control gateway, the voice control
must be activated via MyBuildings. The activation is carried out via the project
settings.
Several voice controls can be activated in simultaneously. After the project
import the activated voice controls are displayed in the "Group addresses" view.

8.11.1 Coupling with Apple HomeKit

Notice
The use of the product with Apple Homekit logo means that an electronic
accessory component has been specially designed for connection to an iPod
touch, iPhone or iPad and certified by the developer to meet the Apple
performance standard.
Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device nor the adherence to
safety standards and regulatory standards.

The device can be coupled via the Busch-VoiceControl® App, or the Home-App of Apple.

Prerequisite:
■
The KNX voice control gateway must be connected to the house network (LAN) and
registered via MyBuildings.
■
The iOS device must be integrated in the house network. An online connection must be
available.
■
The respective app (Home-App from Apple or Busch-VoiceControl® App) must be installed
on your mobile terminal device.

Notice
Observe also the description of the Apple Home-App and voice control.

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Coupling KNX voice control gateway with HomeKit via the Busch-VoiceControl® App:

The simplest way to couple the KNX voice control gateway with the Apple Home-Kit is with the
Busch-VoiceControl® App. This allows you to load all components, including the room
allocation, at the same time.
5. Open the Busch-VoiceControl® App on your tablet or Smartphone and select HomeKit
settings, see “Operation“ on page 19.
6. Here you select HomeKit setup and then KNX voice control gateway to add to the Home.
Here you can also add an already existing Home or create a new one.
– The scanner appears after you have selected a home.
7. Scan the eight-digit HomeKit code of the device.
– The code is located on the interior side of the lid of the device carton, See “Fig. 49“ on
page 81.
– The code is also on the side of the device.
– The code can also be entered manually.
– The connection is established after the entry of the code.

Fig. 49: HomeKit code [1] on the device carton

8. Add the available components and functions of the KNX voice control gateway in the Home-
App.
– Added switching contacts and dimmers briefly switch on and off and in this way signal
that they are activated.
– New components that have been added later are automatically recognized by the
Home-App and added directly.

Notice
The automatic control of components or an external control with the Apple
HomeKit, requires an Apple TV, HomePod or iPad on which the Home Hub is
activated.

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Coupling KNX voice control gateway with HomeKit via the Home App:
1. Install and open the Apple Home-App on a tablet or smartphone.
2. Open the Home-App.
3. Select "Add device".
4. Scan the eight-digit HomeKit code of the device with the camera of the iOS device.
– The code is located on the interior side of the lid of the device carton, See “Fig. 50“ on
page 82.
– The code is also on the side of the device.
– The code can also be entered manually.
– The connection is established after the entry of the code.

Fig. 50: HomeKit code [1] on the device carton

5. Add the available components and functions of the KNX voice control gateway in the Home-
App.
– Added switching contacts and dimmers briefly switch on and off and in this way signal
that they are activated.
– New components that have been added later are automatically recognized by the
Home-App and added directly.

Notice
The automatic control of components or an external control with the Apple
HomeKit, requires an Apple TV, Homepod or iPad on which the Home Hub is
activated.

8.11.2 Coupling with Amazon Alexa (Amazon Echo)

Prerequisite:
■
The KNX voice control gateway must be connected to the house network (LAN) and
registered for the end customer via MyBuildings.

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■
The mobile device (tablet or smartphone) must be integrated in the house network. An
online connection must be available.
■
The voice control must additionally be activated via the direct access to the KNX voice
control gateway. It is activated via "Settings - Protocols".
■
When using the Busch-VoiceControl® App on your tablet or Smartphone, the protocol for
Amazon Alexa must be activated, see “Busch-VoiceControl® App“ on page 20.

Notice
Observe also the description of the Alexa app and voice control.

Coupling KNX voice control gateway with Alexa:

1. Install and open the Alexa app on a tablet or smartphone.
2. Open Alexa.
3. Tap on the menu icon and then select "Skills".
4. Add the KNX voice control gateway via the Smart-Home control as "Smart Home Skill".
– The login window of MyBuildings opens.

5. Enter the user name and the

password for the end customer
access in the login window.

Abb. 51: MyBuildings login window

6. Select the KNX voice control gateway that is automatically recognized in the user account.
– The connection is established and all components and functions that are made available
by the KNX voice control gateway, can be controlled via Alexa.
– All available components are listed in the Alexa app under "Smart Home devices".
– New components that are added later can be made available for Alexa in the Alexa app
in area "Smart-Home" via function "Add device".

8.11.3 Coupling with Google Home (Google Assistant)

Prerequisite:
■
The KNX voice control gateway must be connected to the house network (LAN) and
registered for the end customer via MyBuildings.
■
The mobile device (tablet or smartphone) must be integrated in the house network. An
online connection must be available.

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■
The voice control must additionally be activated via the direct access to the KNX voice
control gateway. It is activated via "Settings - Protocols".
■
When using the Busch-VoiceControl® App on your tablet or Smartphone, the protocol for
Google-Assistant must be activated, see “Busch-VoiceControl® App“ on page 20.

Notice
Observe also the description of the Google Home app and voice control.

Coupling KNX voice control gateway with Google Home:

1. Install and open the "Google Home" app on a tablet or smartphone.
2. Open Google Home.
3. Open the "Devices" menu. To do this, tap on the following icon at the top right:

– Google Home devices in the vicinity are recognized and displayed as cards.

4. Tap on the three points at the top

right on the card of the Google Home
device.

Fig. 52: Google Home device card

5. „Select "Settings".

Fig. 53: Google Home settings

6. Select item "Smart-Home control" in the menu.

7. Add the KNX voice control gateway via "Devices" and the plus icon.
– The login window of MyBuildings opens.

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8. Enter the user name and the

password for the end customer
access in the login window.

Abb. 54: MyBuildings login window

9. Select the KNX voice control gateway that is automatically recognized in the user account.
– The connection is established and all components and functions that are made available
by the KNX voice control gateway, can be controlled via Google Home.
– All available components are listed in the Google Home app under "Smart Home
devices".
– New components that have been added later are automatically recognized by the
Google Home app and added directly.

Notice
Not all functions are available for Google Home / Google Assistant (e.g. moving
blinds).

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9 Updating options

9.1 Firmware update

The device can be updated via the Busch-VoiceControl® App or via the direct access.

Updating the Firmware via the Busch-VoiceControl® App:

The simplest and most comfortable option to transmit the configuration is offered by the Busch-
VoiceControl® App, See “Busch-VoiceControl® App“ on page 20

Updating the Firmware via the direct access:

Notice
For this, direct access to the device is required, See “Settings in the device
(direct access) “ on page 72.

The Firmware can be updated on page "System settings".

Fig. 55: Firmware update

1. Click/tap on the "Search" button.

– The application checks whether a firmware update is available.
■
If an update is available, it will be loaded automatically to the device. During the
update of the Firmware both LEDs flash fast alternately red and green.
– And finally the device is restarted.

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10 Maintenance

The device is maintenance-free. In case of damage, e.g. during transport or storage), do not
perform repairs. Once the device is opened, the warranty is void.
Access to the device must be guaranteed for operation, testing, inspection, maintenance and
repairs (according to DIN VDE 0100-520).

10.1 Cleaning

Clean dirty devices with a soft dry cloth.

– If this is insufficient, the cloth can be moistened slightly with a soap solution.

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11 Index

A I
Access rights ................................................ 65 Import group addresses ................................... 48
Adjust roles ................................................. 67 Importing a project ........................................ 62
Adjust users ................................................ 65 Improper use ................................................. 7
Assigning a project to a device .......................... 61 Information and symbols used ............................ 6
B Information on protection of the environment ........ 10
Initial commissioning of device (direct access) . 40, 44,
Brief instructions .......................................... 31
73
Commissioning by customer........................................... 31
Intended use ................................................. 7
Brief instructions for typical commissioning .......... 31
Busch-VoiceControl® app ...............21, 71, 84, 85, 87 L
C Local users .................................................. 63
Logging out a specialist's account ....................... 69
Cleaning ..................................................... 88
LoginKNX voice control gateway ........... 31, 32, 34, 36
Commissioning ............................................. 31
Commissioning procedure ....................... 31, 32, 34 M
Configuration page ............................... 31, 43, 63 Maintenance ................................................ 88
Connection, installation / mounting.................... 17 Mounting ..................................................... 18
Copy project................................................ 61
Coupling N
With Amazon Alexa ........................................................ 83 Notes on the instruction manual .......................... 5
With Amazon Echo ......................................................... 83
O
With Apple HomeKit ....................................................... 81
With Google Assistant .................................................... 84 Operating status ............................................ 30
With Google Home ......................................................... 84 Operation ............................................... 20, 82
Coupling with voice controls .........................35, 81 Overview of configuration ................................ 35
Create and add roles ...................................... 66 Overview of roles .......................................... 65
Create and add users...................................... 64 Overview of types .......................................... 12
Creating a project .....................................39, 45 Overview of users .......................................... 63
D P
Delete device............................................... 80 Preparatory steps .......................................... 34
Delete project.............................................. 61 Project backup ............................................. 62
Delete roles................................................. 67 Q
Deleting user ............................................... 65
Qualification of personnel ................................. 8
Deregistering specialist user account .................. 69
Description of functions .................................. 14 R
Device overview ........................................... 11 Reboot the device .......................................... 80
Dimensional drawings ..................................... 16 Registration KNX voice control gateway . 31, 32, 34, 36,
E 44
Requirements for the electrician ........................ 17
Electrical connection .................................19, 35
RESET ........................................................ 29
Environment ................................................ 10
Reset of the application .................................. 29
Exporting a project ........................................ 62
Reset options ............................................... 29
Extended operation ....................................... 20
Restoring a backup project ............................... 62
F Roles ......................................................... 65
Factory settings ............................................ 80 S
Firmware update .......................................... 87
Safety ......................................................... 6
First login KNX voice control gateway ..............36, 42
Safety instructions .......................................... 9
Function overview ......................................... 13
Scope of supply ............................................. 12
Functions .................................................... 13
Sending an invitation to the customer ............. 44, 68
G Settings
General information ....................................... 45 Network ...........................................................................76
Granting authorization .................................... 80 Protocols .........................................................................78
Proxy ...............................................................................76

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System............................................................................ 73 Technical data .............................................. 15

Settings in the device (direct access) ..............73, 87 Transmitting the configuration ..................... 70, 73
Setup and function ........................................ 11 Typical commissioning..................................... 31
System configuration ..................................39, 45 End customer ..................................................................31
System status ............................................... 75
U
T Updating options ........................................... 87
Target group.................................................. 8

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Alexa and Amazon Echo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc.

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HomeKit is a trademark of Apple Inc.
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