More and more networked devices are being used in building technology. Software changes can usually be used to adapt them to new requirements. However, this is tedious if you have to do this manually on site for each device - for example with a USB stick.
Web-based device management (WDM) is used to transfer a firmware update or a new user configuration for pureKNX or Android touch panels via a network connection. This can be done either manually via a browser or automatically using a corresponding management system. To do this, the IP address as well as the user name and password of the panel must be known.
For a firmware update, call up the corresponding menu item on the web interface of the panel. The touch panel fetches the current firmware via the network and installs it. The panel then starts with the new firmware.
In the first step you create a reference configuration at a local touch panel and export it. If single positions of the configuration - like the IP address - should be kept, delete the concerning lines in the exported file.
For the update of the user configuration you have several possibilities:
Afterwards the touch panel starts with the new configuration.
For security reasons the password reset only works directly at the touch panel.
Displaysize | Touch | Mounting | |
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amena07-XS |
7" |
Film/resistive Touch |
Flush mounting (UPG) |
luna07-XS |
7" |
Glasstouch |
Wall mounting (EPG) Flush mounting (UPG) Surface mounting (APG - Black design) |
luna10-XS |
10" |
Glasstouch |
Wall mounting (EPG) Flush mounting (UPG) Surface mounting (APG - Black design) Desk mounting (KTG) |