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KNX / instabus EIB serial data interface, 9-pin Sub-D socket, 9600 bit/s, bus-powered, DIN rail N-system mounting. 1 Pc.
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| MFR / Brand | Siemsns |
|---|---|
| MPN | WG1148-1AB02 |
| Model | WG1 148-1AB02 |
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Base Number | N 148/02 |
| Industry Terms | KNX serial interface; EIB RS232 interface; instabus Schnittstelle; bus commissioning interface; ETS interface |
| Common Misspellings | Siemsns 5WG1148; instabuss EIB; 5WG1 148 1AB2; RS-232 Schnitstelle |
| Application Types | KNX / EIB building automation commissioning, diagnostics and visualisation |
| Connector Style | 9-pin Sub-D socket (host); KNX bus terminal block (bus) |
| Controller Platform | Siemens GAMMA instabus / KNX |
| Mpn Variants | 5WG11481AB02; 5WG1148-1AB02; 5WG1 148 1AB02; N148/02; N 148/02; N14802 |
| Additional Attributes | Protection degree IP20; maximum RS 232 data cable length 15 m; one programming (learning) button with LED for physical address assignment |
| Nominal Rated Input Voltage | 24 V DC, supplied from the KNX / instabus EIB bus line |
| Item Weight | 0.14 kg (0.31 lb) |
| Part Number | 5WG1 148-1AB02 |
| Mounting Type | 35 mm DIN rail, N-system distribution board device |
| Communication Standard | KNX / instabus EIB TP1 on the bus side; RS 232 at 9600 bit/s on the host side |
| Cross Reference 1 | 5WG1148-1AB01 (preceding RS 232 generation) |
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A Siemens instabus EIB (KNX) RS 232 serial data interface, catalogue designation N 148/02. It provides a point of attachment between a KNX twisted-pair bus line and the serial port of a PC, so that a commissioning tool can address devices, download parameters, read group values and run bus diagnostics. The bus side terminates on the standard KNX bus connector; the PC side is a 9-pin Sub-D socket carrying RS 232 at 9600 bit/s over a data cable of up to 15 m.
Siemens building-technology part numbers open with the 5WG1 block, which identifies the GAMMA instabus / KNX range. The following three digits, 148, are the device family — in this range the serial interface. 1AB is the N-system DIN rail housing variant, and the closing 02 is the generation. The catalogue name printed on the faceplate, N 148/02, carries the same two fields: 148 for the interface family, 02 for the generation. Later members of the same family move to Ethernet — N 148/22 is the IP interface — so the /02 generation is the one that is specifically RS 232.
The unit draws its operating power from the 24 V DC KNX bus itself, so there is no mains terminal and no auxiliary supply to find. That makes it usable anywhere on an energised line, including in a panel with no spare 230 V feed. The 9600 bit/s rate is the classic EIB tool rate and is the constraint on download time for large projects; the 15 m cable limit is the RS 232 electrical limit rather than a software one. A learning button and LED on the front handle physical address assignment.
1 Pc. Interface module only. No RS 232 data cable, no USB-to-serial adapter, no KNX bus connector block, no DIN rail and no software licence.
The device is an N-system unit for a standard 35 mm DIN rail inside a distribution board, with the bus connector pressed onto the terminal at the top and the Sub-D socket facing the front. Protection degree is IP20, so it belongs inside an enclosure. Mass is approximately 0.14 kg. A physical address is assigned once, via the learning button, before the device answers on the bus.
Within the RS 232 generation the 5WG1 148-1AB01 and 5WG1 148-1AB02 are the direct predecessors and successors of one another and share the serial connection scheme. The IP variants N 148/12 and N 148/22 are a different physical layer on the PC side and are not a drop-in substitute where a serial port is required. KNX USB interfaces such as the N 148/21 are likewise a different host connection.
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