I will audit your knx ets project and write the handover documentation
About this Gig
Send us your .knxproj file and you get back a clear picture of the installation. We open the project in ETS6, walk through group addresses, devices, topology and the objects that are linked to nothing, and we write down what we find.
PIESCO Automation is an automation engineering business from Germany and KNX is what we do on site. We read a project the way the next person will read it: which address does what, which device carries no description, where the naming falls apart, and what happens when somebody has to service this building in five years and the original installer is long gone.
You get an audit report with the findings sorted by what actually matters, and a handover document as PDF with device list, group address structure and topology, ready to pass to the owner or the facility manager.
We do not touch your project. The audit is read only. A corrected file is an extra or part of the top package, and you get it back as a separate version, never as an overwrite.
Your file stays with us and nobody else. We delete it after delivery if you ask us to.
Device:
Other
Operating system:
Windows
FAQ
Do you change anything in my project?
Not in the audit. We open the file read only and report what we find. A corrected version is an extra or part of the top package, and it always comes back as a new file next to your original.
Which ETS version do you work with?
ETS6 Professional. Projects from ETS5 open fine, we tell you if a conversion changes anything you should know about.
My project file is password protected. How do we handle that?
Send the password through the Fiverr chat, not by mail, and change it after delivery. We only need it to open the file, nothing else.
I do not have the file, only the installation. Can you still help?
Not through this gig. Without the .knxproj there is no reading the project, and rebuilding documentation from the wall up needs a site visit. Write to us and we will say what is possible.
Who is this documentation for?
Owners who want to know what they actually bought, facility managers who took over a building, and installers who have to work on somebody else's project. Tell us which of the three you are, the report is written differently for each.
