Group addresses
The Group addresses tab on a project detail shows every KNX group address the project knows about, grouped into the familiar three-level main/middle/sub hierarchy. It is populated from the parsed ETS file and can be navigated, searched, and exported.
Columns
| Column | Notes |
|---|---|
| Address | Three-level KNX address, e.g. 1/2/15. |
| Name | ETS-assigned group address name. |
| Datapoint type | E.g. DPT_Switch, DPT_Scaling, DPT_Temperature. |
| Main group | First-level label, usually a functional area. |
| Middle group | Second-level label, usually a sub-area. |
| Device | Linked device name, if the parser could match one. |
Filtering
The search input supports:
- Free text — matches
name,main group, andmiddle groupsubstrings. - Address prefix — type
1/to filter to main group 1; type1/2/to filter to middle group 2 inside main group 1. - DPT prefix — type
DPT_Switchto see every binary group.
Exporting
Click Export → CSV in the top-right to download the currently filtered group address list as a CSV. The CSV uses the same column order as the table and quotes every field. It is suitable for importing into a spreadsheet for sign-off with a customer.
Excel-in-German users: the CSV is comma-separated with UTF-8 encoding (including a BOM), so it opens cleanly in "Daten → Aus Text/CSV".
Linking a group address to a function
Group addresses can be linked to functions — high-level groupings like "living room lighting" that span several GAs. The linking UI lives inside the device drawer on the Rooms & devices tab; see Rooms & devices for the workflow.
Functions are optional. A group address that isn't linked to any function shows a dash in the Device column.
Functions are an experimental concept and the UI to create and manage them is behind a feature flag for most orgs. If you don't see the linking option in the device drawer, your org doesn't have the flag yet — drop us a note if you need it turned on.