
Quick start From the box to your first light in about 10 minutes. What you need The Iconet Gateway. An Ethernet cable to your router or switch (PoE powers the gateway; otherwise the 24 V supply). A phone or computer on the same network. 1 · Connect and power up Clip the gateway on the DIN rail, plug the Ethernet cable, and wait until the front LED is steady (about one minute). 2 · Open the web app In your browser go to: `http://iconet.local` If that name does not resolve on your network, use the IP address your router gave the gateway (it appears in the router's device list as iconet). 3 · Run the welcome wizard The first time, the gateway asks for four things: Name — how this gateway is called (for example "Home"). Timezone — for schedules and sunrise/sunset. Location — search your address or drop the pin on the map. It powers the weather on Home, sunrise/sunset and location-aware automations. Optional, and you can change it later in Settings › System. Your account — a username and password to protect the web app. 4 · Add your first devices Go to Integrations, pick what you have (KNX, DALI, Zigbee, Thread/Matter, cameras, third‑party integrations) and tap Install. Each integration has its own short guide in this documentation. 5 · Put devices in rooms Open Rooms, create your rooms with + Add room, and open any device to assign it. Rooms give the Home page, the assistant and the automations their vocabulary ("the kitchen light"). 6 · Tell Trends about your energy If you have an energy meter, solar or a battery, open Trends › Setup and choose which device measures what, and what a kWh costs. Every energy card fills itself from there. Done Your Home page now shows the house live. Next: Home — what each part of the page means. Workflows — your first automation in three steps. Connect an AI assistant — talk to your home from Claude or any MCP client. Previous Overview Next System requirements

Quick start

From the box to your first light in about 10 minutes.

What you need

The Iconet Gateway.
An Ethernet cable to your router or switch (PoE powers the gateway; otherwise the 24 V supply).
A phone or computer on the same network.

1 · Connect and power up

Clip the gateway on the DIN rail, plug the Ethernet cable, and wait until the front LED is steady (about one minute).

2 · Open the web app

In your browser go to:

http://iconet.local

If that name does not resolve on your network, use the IP address your router gave the gateway (it appears in the router's device list as iconet).

3 · Run the welcome wizard

The first time, the gateway asks for four things:

Name — how this gateway is called (for example "Home").
Timezone — for schedules and sunrise/sunset.
Location — search your address or drop the pin on the map. It powers the weather on Home, sunrise/sunset and location-aware automations. Optional, and you can change it later in Settings › System.
Your account — a username and password to protect the web app.

4 · Add your first devices

Go to Integrations, pick what you have (KNX, DALI, Zigbee, Thread/Matter, cameras, third‑party integrations) and tap Install. Each integration has its own short guide in this documentation.

Integrations catalogue

5 · Put devices in rooms

Open Rooms, create your rooms with + Add room, and open any device to assign it. Rooms give the Home page, the assistant and the automations their vocabulary ("the kitchen light").

6 · Tell Trends about your energy

If you have an energy meter, solar or a battery, open Trends › Setup and choose which device measures what, and what a kWh costs. Every energy card fills itself from there.

Done

Your Home page now shows the house live. Next:

Home — what each part of the page means.
Workflows — your first automation in three steps.
Connect an AI assistant — talk to your home from Claude or any MCP client.

Overview

System requirements