i3 KNX application for KNX Home Server

KNX Home Server is a sofware-hardware complex developed to control KNX bus, setting is done with the help of i3 KNX app.

The documentation was updated on 22.7.2026

To understand if KNX Home Server can solve your tasks, read a description on the website. Install the i3 KNX app and create a control interface following this manual

Basics of work with i3 KNX

1.1. Installation	1.2. DEMO mode	1.3. Registration
1.4. Authorization	1.5. Settings	1.6. Activation of server
1.7. Creating a new project	1.8. Setting a project	1.9. Launch of visualization
1.10. Logic and Schedules	1.11. Trouble shooting

Room editor

2.1. Add a header	2.2. Add a column break	2.3. Add a widget
2.4. Add a photo	2.5. Add a large photo	2.6. Add a mode
2.7. Add a macro

Configurator

3.1. General	3.1.1. Control of Project Versions	3.1.2. Screensaver
3.2. Floors and rooms	3.3. Devices	3.4. Server
3.5. ETS Remote	3.6. Schedule	3.7. Routines
3.8. Macros	3.9. Modes	3.10. Users
3.10.1. Guest Access

Devices

KNX devices

4.1. Dimmer	4.2. Button	4.3. Relay
4.4. Button Block	4.5. Shutters	4.6. Digital Display
4.7. Binary Display	4.8. Input Number	4.9. Climate
4.10. Color Picker	4.11. Media Remote	4.12. TV Remote
4.13. Time and date sender	4.14. Fan	4.15. Virtual thermostat
4.16. Air conditioner

Voice assitants

5.1. Google Home

5.2. Amazon Alexa

5.3. Yandex Alice (only for Russian-speaking users)

SIP server

6.1. Audio intercom	6.2. Video intercom	6.3. Mobotix T24/T25
6.4. DoorBird	6.5. True IP	6.6. BAS IP
6.7. Fanvil	6.8. Akuvox	6.9. Fermax

Other devices

7.1. IP cameras	7.2. Samsung TV	7.3. Sonos
7.4. Web page	7.5. Control of iRidium panel 7 edge lighting	7.6. Bluesound

Limiting functions of a control panel

8.1. Setting a panel

8.2. Launcher mode

8.3. Kioskmode

Logic and Schedules

9.1. Schedules	9.2. Routines	9.3. Macros
9.4. Modes	9.5. Timers for devices

More

10.1. Network Restrictions

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