v0.1.4

v0.1.4

• Programming: the group-address association table is now written (was silently skipped).
• MyKnx signing: pick a license by name; only cloud-capable, non-expired ones can sign online.
• Health: warns about com-objects linked without a sending group address.
• MCP: clearer is_sending docs.

v0.1.3

v0.1.3

• Device labels & legend export: new Labels tool in the Project view. Pick which device fields to include, then export a CSV, printable label sheets (Avery L7651 or a custom millimetre grid), or a full-page legend as HTML that opens in your browser for printing or save-as-PDF.

v0.1.2

XKNX Editor v0.1.2

Changes

• Projects on network drives — a project stored on an SMB/network share now runs on a fast local working copy that is written back to the share on save/close/exit, instead of running SQLite directly on the share (which can hang or corrupt). Network locations are detected on Windows (UNC/mapped drives), macOS (smbfs) and Linux, with a write-probe fallback.
• Device parameters: no more duplicated sections — parameters that share a memory location ("union" members) now render only the active variant, fixing duplicated/overlapping parameter blocks.
• HTTPS fixed in the packaged app — falls back to a bundled CA certificate store when the system OpenSSL trust store is missing, so the product catalog and online downloads connect on machines other than the build host.
• MCP server — new read tools for a device's com-object links and its full parameter tree; export uses the network-safe working copy.

Downloads

Most people want XKNX-Editor-windows.zip (or -macos.zip / -linux.tar.gz). If the app does not open (e.g. inside a virtual machine) use XKNX-Editor-windows-softwaregl.zip; on Windows-on-ARM use XKNX-Editor-windows-arm64.zip. Each Windows archive contains install.bat and uninstall.bat.

v0.1.1

XKNX Editor v0.1.1

Changes

• Improved "Test before programming" — the read-back / preflight before writing to a device is more thorough and reliable.
• Rendering optimization — lower CPU use and smoother UI.
• Saving to network drives — projects can now be stored on network/mapped drives (handles the different file-locking/permission behaviour there).

Downloads

Most people want XKNX-Editor-windows.zip (or -macos.zip / -linux.tar.gz). If the app does not open — e.g. inside a virtual machine — use XKNX-Editor-windows-softwaregl.zip; on Windows-on-ARM use XKNX-Editor-windows-arm64.zip (it already includes software rendering). Each Windows archive contains install.bat and uninstall.bat.

v0.1.0

XKNX Editor v0.1.0 — first release

The first packaged desktop release of XKNX Editor (Windows, macOS, Linux) — an editor for KNX projects.

Changelog

• Project editing — devices, buildings/floors/rooms, group addresses, application parameters and com-object links; undo/redo history; import & export .knxproj (with optional MyKnx certificate signing).
• Catalog — import .knxprod files and browse the online KNX catalog (onlinecatalog.knx.org); add devices to the project.
• Programming / download — commission devices on the real KNX bus: individual-address assignment, full/partial download, load-procedure preview.
• Recover — reconstruct a project by scanning an individual-address range off the bus.
• Connection & monitor — tunneling/routing with gateway discovery and startup auto-connect; group-object and bus telegram monitors.
• Keyring — KNX keyring import.
• Health & cockpit — actionable project checks (missing/duplicate addresses, unlinked com-objects, …) and a site-wide device overview.
• MCP server — built-in FastMCP server (Streamable HTTP) exposing catalog + project tools to LLM clients.
• Update check — checks GitHub for a newer release on startup (can be skipped or disabled).
• Localization: English, German, Dutch.

Which Windows file should I download?

• Normal PC (Intel/AMD): XKNX-Editor-windows.zip — this is the one almost everyone wants.
• If it does not open (for example inside a virtual machine): XKNX-Editor-windows-softwaregl.zip — same app, renders without a graphics card (slower).
• Windows on ARM (a Snapdragon / Copilot+ PC, or Windows-on-ARM in a virtual machine such as UTM/Parallels on a Mac): XKNX-Editor-windows-arm64.zip — the ARM build, which already includes software rendering so it works without a graphics card.

Every Windows file contains install.bat (to install) and uninstall.bat (to remove). macOS: XKNX-Editor-macos.zip · Linux: XKNX-Editor-linux.tar.gz