
About
Control your smart home devices like lights, blinds, and heating from your iPad. Requires a specific hardware gateway and online configuration via a web portal. Offers a user-friendly interface with customizable profiles for different users or locations.
What's New in iKNiX HD
1.5.5
May 14, 2025
Minor changes in GUI Fixes an issue while using a KNiX Port of 1st generation
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FAQ
Does iKNiX HD require additional hardware?
Yes, iKNiX HD requires the KNiX Port, an Ethernet to KNX/EIB gateway, which is available for purchase at www.iknix.com. The app itself is free to download and use with the compatible hardware.
How is iKNiX HD configured?
Configuration is done online at www.iknix.com, where you can register for free, create projects, and define zones and profiles. These profiles are then downloaded to the app via email notification, eliminating the need for on-device configuration.
Can I control different areas or users with iKNiX HD?
Yes, you can create multiple profiles for different users (e.g., 'Owner', 'Kids', 'Guest') or even for different houses. This allows for personalized control settings tailored to specific needs and locations.
What devices can I control with iKNiX HD?
You can control your smart home devices, including lights (with light scenes), blinds, and your heating system (HVAC), directly from your iPad using the app.
Is iKNiX HD available for other devices besides iPad?
Based on the provided information, iKNiX HD is specifically designed for iPads. The supported devices list indicates compatibility only with iPads.
What languages does iKNiX HD support?
iKNiX HD supports multiple languages, including English, German, Dutch, Swedish, French, Norwegian, Spanish, and Farsi, making it accessible to a wider user base.
Does iKNiX HD have ads?
No, iKNiX HD does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, and there are no in-app purchases mentioned.
What is the update frequency for iKNiX HD?
The app was last updated on May 14, 2025, indicating ongoing development. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the recent update suggests active maintenance.




