Question

The ETS Bus Monitor displays telegrams at the raw frame level, whereas the Group Monitor presents them filtered and formatted at the Group Address level.

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Answer

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This is exactly the distinction. Bus Monitor gives a raw, low-level view of every frame on the bus, useful for diagnosing low-level issues such as missing ACKs, parity errors or unexpected source individual addresses. Group Monitor gives a higher-level, business-oriented view in which values are decoded per DPT for each Group Address, ideal for verifying that pressing a button actually sends the expected telegram.

Preparation tip

Reach for the Group Monitor first; only fall back to the Bus Monitor when you need raw frames — the Bus Monitor floods the view quickly and is harder to read on a busy installation.

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