1Home KNX Co-Pilot | System Manager

• Live KNX bus diagnostics: You can analyse telegram traffic in real time, detect errors and trace which automations were triggered and when.
• Secure ETS remote programming: You access the ETS directly and reliably, without VPN or complicated router configurations, ideal for remote project maintenance.
• Intelligent automation: You create complex logic with conditions, time controls, scenes and Lua scripts directly in the dashboard without additional logic modules.
• System status check: You can detect faulty or overloaded KNX devices early and are automatically notified by email before problems occur.
• Sensor data visualisation: You can individually and project-related display and analyse temperature, humidity, CO₂ and other values graphically.
• Multiple tunnels with access control: You use up to four KNXnet/IP tunnels simultaneously and control access via whitelisting for maximum security.
• DIN rail module for control cabinet: You integrate the device with LAN, KNX interface and flexible power supply directly into your existing infrastructure.

Diagnostics and remote maintenance in the KNX system

If you manage KNX systems, you know the typical challenges: a customer reports a problem, but you have no way of seeing directly what is happening in the system. The 1Home System Manager solves exactly this problem. You get a central dashboard with which you can analyse the KNX bus traffic in real time. Telegrams, sensor values, actuator reactions – everything is displayed transparently. You can even view the history and trace whether and when an automation was triggered.

Remote maintenance works without VPN or complicated router configurations. You can connect directly to the ETS and edit the project remotely. This not only saves you time but makes your work significantly more efficient. You can use up to four KNXnet/IP tunnels simultaneously and control exactly who has access to the system via whitelisting. This way, you retain full control even on larger projects with multiple parties involved.

Automation and logic directly in the dashboard

With the System Manager, you can create automations directly in the web interface, all without additional logic modules or external software. You define conditions, time controls, scenes or complex AND/OR links. Sunrise and sunset can also be used as triggers. The logic accesses KNX group addresses directly, so you don’t need to take detours.

If you want, you can even configure presence simulations based on real usage data. This is especially practical for security functions or energy-efficient heating controls. For more complex requirements, a Lua scripting environment is available. This lets you integrate external data sources as needed, create custom rules or develop your own triggers.

System monitoring and error detection

Another central component of the System Manager is status monitoring. You can check at any time whether all KNX devices are working correctly, how much data traffic they generate and whether there are any anomalies. If a device is overloaded or sends faulty telegrams, you receive an email notification before the customer notices anything.

This function is especially valuable in larger installations where individual errors can easily be overlooked. You can automate regular checks and get an overview of system health. This way, you can detect early whether replacement or readjustment is necessary.

Visualisation and analysis of sensor data

The System Manager offers extensive visualisation options. You can graphically display temperature trends, humidity, brightness, CO2 values and many other sensor data. The charts can be individually configured, and time periods and filters can be freely selected. This gives you exactly the insights you need: whether for optimising heating control or analysing air quality.

Energy consumption data can also be displayed, for example from a wallbox or an electricity meter. You can create your own dashboards tailored to your customers’ needs. This is not only practical but also a real added value for users who want to understand and control their smart home better.

Hardware and integration into existing systems

The System Manager is designed as a DIN rail module and fits easily into the control cabinet. Power supply is either via AUX or a DC socket, and the LAN connection ensures stable network connections. The KNX interface is directly integrated, so you don’t need additional gateways.

Setup is straightforward: you connect the device to the network, log into the dashboard and can start immediately. The user interface is clearly structured and intuitive to use. Even if you don’t have deep ETS knowledge, you can use many functions directly. For professional project work, the ETS is of course still available – now also remotely.

Applications in commercial and service sectors

The System Manager is suitable not only for private smart homes but also for commercial applications. You can centrally manage multiple buildings, automate status checks and plan maintenance intervals. If you work as a service provider, you can offer your customers proactive error detection and customised dashboards – for example for facility management or energy optimisation.

The ability to control everything remotely makes your work more flexible and economical. You no longer have to visit the customer for every little thing but can make changes directly in the dashboard. This saves you time and reduces service call costs.

Future-proofing and further development

The System Manager is not just a product but a platform. 1Home continuously develops new functions that you receive via updates. Planned features include extended status checks for Modbus devices and new notification options. So you are investing in a system that grows with your requirements and opens up new possibilities for you in the long term.

If you manage KNX projects and value efficiency, transparency and remote maintenance, the 1Home System Manager is a central solution that replaces many individual solutions. You get diagnostics, visualisation, automation and remote access in one device – and at a level that integrates seamlessly into professional installations.