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Studio carries engineering context into configuration. Its SuperChart workbench connects the identity of a control object with the room, actuator and protocol information needed to implement it.
Purpose-built abstract views explain each capability. These are conceptual representations, not production interfaces or operational data.
The activated room sheet keeps spatial names, floors and device counts together. It is a readable engineering handoff between the authored home and its installation.
Studio distinguishes activated deliverables from inactive files. The public exhibit represents the relationship between rooms and delivery artifacts without exposing project records.
Generated conceptual artwork · not a product interface
Device schedules connect an object name, control type, circuit and room. These explicit associations make a design inspectable before it becomes device configuration.
A circuit is more than an address: it belongs to a space and has a defined capability. Engineers can review those relationships in a structured schedule.
Generated conceptual artwork · not a product interface
The SuperChart workbench brings control objects and engineering fields beside the generated configuration representation. The selected view connects named objects with the local software configuration.
Version and draft states keep engineering changes visible. The abstract study shows the boundary between authored intent and generated outputs.
Generated conceptual artwork · not a product interfaceSuperChart brings spatial identity, actuator information, engineering bindings and semantics into one workbench. Control and feedback remain separate fields because successful transmission is not proof of a physical outcome.
| Boundary | Responsibility | Engineering consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Object identity | Stable meaning across consumers | Keep the room and capability understandable before selecting a transport. |
| Control binding | A request to change a device | Validate address and data type against the installed project. |
| Status binding | An observation of device state | Check whether feedback is fresh, available and independent of the command. |
Generation reduces repetitive translation, but it does not replace commissioning. A readable configuration preview lets engineers compare the authored object with its transport mapping. The captured workbench is a test configuration; its presence does not establish deployment or acceptance at an installed site.
A control object needs a room, stable identity and capability context. The authored project provides that shared meaning before transport-specific addresses are assigned.
KNX control group addresses, status group addresses and data point types carry different responsibilities. Engineering configuration must retain that distinction so that a sent command is not confused with an observed state.
The workbench exposes KNX YAML preview, ETS export and version history. Generated configuration remains an engineering artefact to review against the installed project.
Concept artworkCapture the meaning of a space before deciding how it should behave. Manager brings floor plans, rooms, device placement and design versions into a structured project workflow.
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Concept artworkHarness is Tecco’s internal development control platform. Product maps, specifications, repository context and review gates make the work across App, Energy, Manager, Studio and Enterprise visible.
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