FreeAtHome KNX VirtualSwitch and Communication module. This software
provides interaction over KNX to Free@Home bus devices.

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with ABB \ Busch-Jeager.

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The various projects are an implementation to enable Free@home communication, that uses KNX as transport layer.
I have reversed the majority of messages, however, the binary representation of the device configuration to channels and properties is not implemented.
When learning a new device, you have to manualy specify the Actor and Sensor channels in the JSON files.

KNXUartModule			-	Enables communication with the KNX(F@H) bus using a TinySerial 810 from Weinzierl
KNXBaseTypes			-	KNX layer classes and objects
FaHPayloadInterpeters	-	Classes to read and create the F@H messages (from the KNX data)
FaHDeviceObject			-	Class representation of a F@H device, used to Learn or Emulate a F@H device
FreeAtHomeMonitor		-	Class to monitor bus messages and replay bus traffic (used for reverse enginering and testing)
FaHDeviceLearner		-	Searches for other device (first to respond to discovery) on the bus and retrieves all the properties and fields
FahDeviceEmulator		-	Emulates a F@H device
								Use as input previously learned devices.
								Configuration using F@H SysAp
				-	FaHGroupMonitor
								Used to monitor value changes for specific GroupValues, group values to be monitored have to be specified manually.
FaHConnector			-	Test Application to test and interact with the F@H bus.
FaHTCPServer			-	Connection between KNX-FaH and a TCP, multi client server.
FaHTCPClient			-	KNX-FaH TCP client, removes the need for a KNX-TCP uart at multiple locations, but use ethernet instead.

* The code has been refactored to use TCP clients, with a single KNX to TCP endpoint.
* Updated to support Free@home SysAp accesspoint firmware version 3.0

* The Switch 2_2-v2.1506.json file contains a 2\2 Sensor Actor device that can be used in the emulator.
* I used the learner only on a dedicated bus (1 device, 1 powersupply and the tinyserial) not sure what the SysAp thinks of it when you are using it on a fully equiped bus
* When learning a device, make sure it is EMPTY\RESET to FACTORTY DEFAULTS. Otherwise the template will have configuration settings and will not function properly when emulating
* All code is provided AS-IS, All modules except for the FaHDeviceLearner have been tested on a fully equiped bus with over 30 devices