KNX Symbols

When integrating the KNX extension, the following symbols are available in graphics:

Three light symbols
Two shutter symbols
Generic symbols to display values
Command symbols

DYN_2D_KNX_Light_Simple_None_Horizontal_002

Symbol for a simple light. At the bottom of the symbol, On or Off status displays. Click the green rectangle on the central part of the symbol to turn on/off the light.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.
Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
OnOffValue²⁾ (/Object Reference*)	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the on/off value of the light.
OnOffCmd	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the on/off command of the light.

DYN_2D_KNX_Light_Simple_None_Horizontal_001

Symbol for a simple light. At the bottom of the light symbol, On or Off status displays. Click the green rectangle on the central part of the symbol to show/hide the commands on the right: The button on the top right turns off the light. The button on the bottom right turns on the light.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.
Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
OnOffValue²⁾ (/Object Reference*)	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the on/off value of the light.
OnOffCmd	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the on/off command of the light.

DYN_2D_KNX_Light_Dimming_None_Horizontal_001

Symbol for managing the light dimming. At the bottom of the light symbol the dimming value displays. Click the green rectangle on the central part of the symbol to show/hide the commands on the right: Up/down buttons to Increase/decrease dimming by a certain amount. Central button to turn on/off the light. Command field to manually enter the dimming value. By pressing ENTER, the new value is set.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.
Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
DimmingValue²⁾ (/Object Reference*)	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the dimming value of the light.
ChangeAmount	Value to control dimming increase/decrease.
DimmingCmd	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the absolute dimming command of the light.
OnOffCmd	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the on/off command of the light.
Precision	Defines the resolution of the dimming value in the graphic. Default is 0.

DYN_2D_KNX_Shutter_None_Horizontal_001

Symbol for blinds. At the bottom of the shutter symbol the blinds shutter value displays. Click the green rectangle on the central part of the symbol to show/hide the commands on the right: Up/down buttons to roll up blinds to 0 or roll down blinds to 100. NOTE: The symbol numeric value and its graphic display do not update dynamically, but only when the blinds roll up/down is stopped. At this point, the corresponding value is also updated in the Extended Operation tab. Central square button to stop the blinds roll up/down. NOTE: This is not a toggle button. Command field to manually enter the roll up/down value. By pressing ENTER, the new value is set.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.
Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
BlindsValue²⁾ (/Object Reference*)	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the blinds value.
BlindsCmd	Defines the blinds command: Link the point that corresponds with the absolute blinds command.
Precision	Defines the blinds value resolution displayed in the graphic. Default is 0.
StopCmd	Link the exact Boolean point that will manage the blinds stop.
UpDownCmd	Link the exact Boolean point that will manage the blinds up/down commands.

DYN_2D_KNX_Shutter_None_Horizontal_002

Symbol for blinds and louvre. At the top of the shutter symbol the louvre tilt value displays. At the bottom of the shutter symbol the blinds shutter value displays. Click the green rectangle on the central part of the symbol to show/hide the commands. Commands for blinds (on the left): Up/down buttons to roll up blinds to 0 or roll down blinds to 100. NOTE: The symbol numeric value and its graphic display do not update dynamically, but only when the blinds roll up/down is stopped. At this point, the corresponding value is also updated in the Extended Operation tab. Central square button to stop the blinds roll up/down. NOTE: This is not a toggle button. Command field to manually enter the roll up/down value. By pressing ENTER, the new value is set. Commands for louvre (on the right): Up/down buttons to tilt the louvre up to 0 or down to 100. Command field to manually enter the tilting up/down value. By pressing ENTER, the new value is set.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.

Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
BlindsValue²⁾ (/Object Reference*)	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the blinds value.
BlindsCmd	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the absolute blinds command.
BlindsUpDownCmd	Link the exact Boolean point that will manage the blinds up/down commands.
LouvresCmd	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the louvre command.
LouvresOpenCloseCmd	Link the exact Boolean point that will manage the blinds open/closedown commands.
LouvresValue	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the louvre value.
Precision	Defines the blinds and louvre value resolution displayed in the graphic. Default is 0.

DYN_2D_KNX_Light_WhiteTunable_Central_001

Symbol for color temperature.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.
Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
*ColorTemperatureValue²⁾	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the value of the color temperature.
ColorTemperatureCmd	from System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the command of the color temperature.

DYN_2D_KNX_Generic_None_Horizontal_00

Generic symbol to manage one value for an individual point in the graphic.

DYN_2D_KNX_Generic_None_Horizontal_002

Generic symbol to aggregate different point values in the same symbol in the graphic (this type of generic symbol allows managing multiple values for an individual point). NOTE: This symbol can be used to display up to four values. If less than four, just leave the remaining value fields empty.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.
Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
Value1²⁾ (/Object Reference*)	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the wanted value.
Value2…Value4	From System Browser, link the exact points that correspond with the values you want to display in the graphic.
BoxWidth	Defines the box width. Default is 75.
Precision1…Precision4	For each of the four values, specify the value resolution displayed in the graphic. Default is 0.

Examples of Boolean Graphic Commands

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Set of graphic commands to manage Boolean datapoints.
One symbol for each of the supported KNX DPT1.x.

DYN_2D_KNX_Generic_Bool_None_Horizontal_001

Generic symbol for graphic commands.
Engineering the symbol
To use this symbol in your graphic, drag it from the Library Browser¹⁾ and set the required substitutions in the Symbol Instance Properties.
Symbol Instance Properties
Substitutions	Setting
BooleanSetpoint²⁾ (/Object Reference*)	From System Browser, link the exact point that corresponds with the wanted value.
CommandLeft	Name of the command on the left as defined in the object model.
CommandRight	Name of the command on the right as defined in the object model.
ParameterLeft	Parameter of the command on the left as defined in the object model. Default is 0.
ParameterRight	Parameter of the command on the right as defined in the object model. Default is 1.
TextValueLeft³⁾	String that defines the text to display on the command left button.
TextValueRight³⁾	String that defines the text to display on the command right button.

DYN_2D_KNX_Scene_Control_None_Horizontal_00

Generic symbol for the scene graphic command. It allows specific comfort configurations (scenes) to be activated. The text displayed on the command button is a short reference of the scene itself.

¹⁾	To display the Library Browser, do the following: a. In Graphics Editor, select the View tab. b. Select Library Browser. To search for the appropriate symbol: a. Select the BA_Device_KNX_HQ1 library from the drop-down list. b. Use the Type to Filter box to filter based on the symbol name.
²⁾	Each substitution must have its own link. A substitution with an asterisk () means that this substitution corresponds with the object reference and drag-and-drop is not allowed in that field. In this case, link the point corresponding to this substitution to the Object Reference* field in Symbol Instance.

³⁾	To localize the texts of the command symbols, do the following: In the TextValueLeft and TextValueRight fields, enter the name of the desired text group with the following syntax <text group name.ID left command> and <text group name.ID right command> respectively. For example, TXG_MyCommands.0 (where 0 identifies the command on the left) and TXG_MyCommands.1 where 1 identifies the command on the right).