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Hello Arend,
Currently i have my system running! I have 15 shelly for switches and I bought some knx hardware. Knx theben for my heating. Thermostat for scenes and temperature. Sv jung server for visualisation of my system. I am very happy with tasmota! And maybe I am not fully using tasmota to make the system stable.
If I would send a address from the server to a light it wil be send 1 time. Sometimes the light does not respond. Is my telegram then missing or is it gone or should I fix my Wifi or do I need to use more tasmota decices to receive this telegram and send it to the same light but with a adjusted knx telegram to make the system more fails save.
Can I make a rule that after the light is switch on the output would be send again after 1 or 2 minutes. Because sometimes after pressing the button to fast. The light in the app turns on but the light is off.
My access point is a cisco 145ac seperate from the standard internet to put all the devices as a closed circuit.
If you have any suggestions then I am happy to hear.
Regards,
Wouter van Zijl