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connecting between two LM in different networks - ikhy - 20.07.2021 Hello everyone! I am a beginner, asking for your advice. I have two LM controllers, one on the 192.168.x.x network and the other on the 172.x.x.x network. How to make them optimally exchange data? RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - Daniel - 20.07.2021 Similar question: https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=2628&pid=16817#pid16817 RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - ikhy - 20.07.2021 Daniel, thank you very much! RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - ikhy - 20.07.2021 Is it possible to connect LMs by KNX? RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - Daniel - 20.07.2021 KNX works only the same subnet. If you connect both to same Zerotier network it might work, not sure how stable. RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - ikhy - 20.07.2021 Thank you! Or we can use Modbus serial? RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - Daniel - 20.07.2021 If you can pool the cable then yes. You will need slave on one and master on second. RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - ikhy - 20.07.2021 We have two LM on the same 2-wire TP-UART line. Can we not change a value on 1 LM, and see the result on the other LM, without it transfering over IP? RE: connecting between two LM in different networks - Daniel - 20.07.2021 If they have TP connected then both will see each telegrams. If you do that on one subnet then you will create knx loop. In such case you ether disable KMX IP or change multicast |