How Does BREMA Make a KNX Stick Its Own MCP Server, and Where Does PoE W5500 Fit?
BREMA firmware makes busware's TUL KNX stick answer MCP over HTTP, so an agent can commission KNX devices. A PoE W5500 extension is the wired path.
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WIZnet - W5500
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Ethernet controller on the PoE extension for the busware TUL stick. The documentation states the firmware uses it without configuration and brings Ethernet up alongside Wi-Fi; schematic, pin map and f
Project description
A KNX Stick an Agent Can Commission BREMA is firmware documentation from busware, a small German hardware shop best known, in its own words, for the CUL and the open-source firmware culfw and a-culfw. It runs on the busware TUL stick, and it does something most KNX gateways do not attempt: the stick answers MCP on your LAN, so an AI agent can commission KNX devices directly, with no ETS project and no cloud account in the path. A PoE extension built around a WIZnet W5500 gives that stick its wired option. The TUL V3.1 board. USB-C at one end, the KNX bus terminals at the other. Photo…
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