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Accessory Manager

In the Accessory Manager you add and configure KNX devices.

Adding a Device

  1. Open the Web Interface of your KNX Bridge and go to Accessory Manager
  2. Click the + icon
  3. Select the device type
  4. Enter a name for the accessory
  5. Fill in the KNX group addresses for each characteristic
  6. Click Save Configuration once all accessories are added
  7. Reboot the KNX Bridge

Accessories & app compatibility

Click an accessory to jump to its setup instructions.

CategoryAccessoryMatterApple HomeGoogle HomeAmazon AlexaSamsung SmartThingsHome Assistant
LightingLightbulb
Outlet
Switch
Motor Control
BlindsShutter
Motorized Window
ClimateThermostat~
Fan
Valve~
Pump~~
SensorsProgrammable Switch~~
Temperature Sensor
Humidity Sensor
Illuminance Sensor~~
Motion Sensor
Occupancy Sensor
Contact Sensor
Smoke Sensor~~
Carbon Monoxide Sensor~~
SecurityDoor Lock
Lock
Alarm~
Garage~

Supported  ·  ~ Partial  ·  Not supported

INFO

Matter is an evolving standard. Device type support is continuously expanding. For device categories not yet covered by Matter (such as garage doors and alarm systems), the Atios KNX Bridge continues to support Apple HomeKit.


Lighting & Power

Lightbulb

Channel Settings

The Lightbulb accessory supports four channel settings. Each one requires different KNX group addresses depending on the capabilities of the light.

Switchable

For lights that can only be turned on and off.

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Switching0/0/10/0/2DPT-1
Dimmable

For lights that support on/off and brightness control.

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Switching0/0/10/0/2DPT-1
Dimming0/0/30/0/4DPT-5
Tunable White

For lights that support on/off, brightness, and colour temperature control.

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Switching0/0/10/0/2DPT-1
Dimming0/0/30/0/4DPT-5
Color Temperature0/0/50/0/6DPT-7
Colour

For lights that support full colour control (RGB or HSV).

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Switching0/0/10/0/2DPT-1
HSV Color0/0/30/0/4DPT-232

INFO

HSV Color (DPT 232.600) is a single 3-byte datapoint that carries hue, saturation, and brightness in one value.

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Switching, toggles the lamp on or offDPT-1
0/0/2Switching status, indicates whether the lamp is on or offDPT-1
0/0/3Dimming, sets the brightness level (0-100%)DPT-5
0/0/4Dimming status, returns the current brightness levelDPT-5
0/0/5Color Temperature, sets the colour temperature (warm to cool)DPT-7
0/0/6Color Temperature status, returns the current colour temperatureDPT-7
0/0/3HSV Color, sets hue, saturation, and brightness in a single valueDPT-232
0/0/4HSV Color status, returns the current colour valueDPT-232

Outlet

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
On0/0/10/0/2DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Toggles the outlet on or offDPT-1
0/0/2Status, indicates if the outlet is on or offDPT-1

Programmable Switch

Use the Programmable Switch accessory for KNX button inputs that trigger events in your smart home app.

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Eventn/a0/0/1DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Triggers the event the switch was programmed forDPT-1

Switch

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
On0/0/10/0/2DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Toggles the switch on or offDPT-1
0/0/2Status, indicates if the switch is on or offDPT-1

Blinds & Shutters

Motorized Window

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Movement0/0/10/0/2DPT-1
TargetPosition0/0/3n/aDPT-5
CurrentPositionn/a0/0/4DPT-5

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Opens or closes the window completelyDPT-1
0/0/2Indicates whether the window is open (1) or closed (0)DPT-1
0/0/3Position, moves window to a fixed position between 0–100%DPT-5
0/0/4Position status, current position of the windowDPT-5

Shutter

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Movement0/0/10/0/4DPT-1
Stop0/0/2n/aDPT-1
TargetPosition0/0/3n/aDPT-5
CurrentPositionn/a0/0/4DPT-5
TargetTilt0/0/5n/aDPT-5
CurrentTiltn/a0/0/6DPT-5

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Long Up/Down, opens or closes the shutter completelyDPT-1
0/0/2Short Up/Down, step moves the shutter and/or adjusts tilt angleDPT-1
0/0/3Position, moves shutter to a fixed position between 0–100%DPT-5
0/0/4Position status, current position of the shutterDPT-5
0/0/5Tilt Position, rotates slats to a fixed angle between 0–100%DPT-5
0/0/6Tilt Position status, current tilt angle between 0–100%DPT-5

Climate

Fan

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Active0/0/10/0/2DPT-1
RotationSpeed0/0/30/0/4DPT-5
SwingMode0/0/50/0/6DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Switches the fan on (1) or off (0)DPT-1
0/0/2Returns the status of the fan: on (1) or off (0)DPT-1
0/0/3Sets the rotation speedDPT-5
0/0/4Returns the current rotation speedDPT-5
0/0/5Switches swing mode on (1) or off (0)DPT-1
0/0/6Returns the status of swing mode: on (1) or off (0)DPT-1

Pump

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Active0/0/10/0/2DPT-1

Thermostat

KNX Group Addresses

Heating

If the thermostat sends a binary object only, tick the box Thermostat sends DPT 1.001 (On/Off).

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
TargetTemperature0/0/10/0/1DPT-9
CurrentTemperaturen/a0/0/2DPT-9
TargetMode0/0/3n/aDPT-1
CurrentModen/a0/0/4DPT-20
Heating and Cooling
CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
TargetTemperature0/0/10/0/1DPT-9
CurrentTemperaturen/a0/0/2DPT-9
TargetMode0/0/3n/aDPT-20
CurrentModen/a0/0/4DPT-20
Air Conditioning
CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
TargetTemperature0/0/10/0/1DPT-9
CurrentTemperaturen/a0/0/2DPT-9
TargetMode0/0/3n/aDPT-20
CurrentModen/a0/0/4DPT-20
OnOff0/0/50/0/6DPT-1

Valve

Use the Valve accessory to control KNX-connected valves, including irrigation valves, shower heads, and water faucets.

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Active0/0/10/0/2DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Opens (1) or closes (0) the valveDPT-1
0/0/2Returns the status: open (1) or closed (0)DPT-1

Sensors

Carbon Monoxide Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
CarbonMonoxideDetectedn/a0/0/1DPT-1

Contact Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Staten/a0/0/1DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Status of contact sensor (1 = contact detected, 0 = off)DPT-1

Humidity Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
CurrentRelativeHumidityn/a0/0/1DPT-9

Illuminance Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
CurrentAmbientLightLeveln/a0/0/1DPT-9

Motion Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
MotionDetectedn/a0/0/1DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Status of motion detector (0 = motion detected, 1 = no motion)DPT-1

Occupancy Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
OccupancyDetectedn/a0/0/1DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Status of occupancy detector (1 = occupancy detected, 0 = off)DPT-1

Smoke Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
SmokeDetectedn/a0/0/1DPT-1

Temperature Sensor

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
CurrentTemperaturen/a0/0/1DPT-9

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Indicates the current temperatureDPT-9

Security & Access

Alarm

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
Active0/0/10/0/2DPT-1

Door Lock

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
TargetLockState0/0/1n/aDPT-1
CurrentLockStaten/a0/0/2DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Locks (1) and unlocks (0) the doorDPT-1
0/0/2Status, indicates if the door is locked (1) or unlocked (0)DPT-1

Garage

KNX Group Addresses

CharacteristicControlStatusDatatype
TargetDoorState0/0/1n/aDPT-1
CurrentDoorStaten/a0/0/2DPT-1

Descriptions

Group AddressDescriptionDatatype
0/0/1Opens (0) and closes (1) the garageDPT-1
0/0/2Returns the status: 0 = open, 1 = closedDPT-1

Implementation Tip

We recommend implementing a garage in KNX with a relay actuator that sends a short impulse, and a binary input connected to a reed contact that closes when the garage door is fully closed.

If you measure the time the garage needs to fully open, you can add this turn-off delay to the binary input to get an "open" notification in the app only after the door is physically open.