Question
How are KNX RF E-Mode devices usually commissioned?
Answer
C — Via DIP-switches or push-button actions after mounting (ETS optional).
Correct: E-Mode teaching-in is usually done with DIP-switches or push-buttons, or by ETS.
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- A.Only with ETS and a full project database.
- B.By assigning individual addresses over an IP backbone.
- C.Via DIP-switches or push-button actions after mounting (ETS optional).✓
- D.Automatically, with no user action of any kind.
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