How do I confirm KNX works before handover?

Check the connection status and watch bus-monitor telegrams while pressing a wall switch.

What is a useful end-to-end device test?

Sign in to the app, toggle a light and confirm the physical response. Then use its wall switch and confirm the app updates.

No. Create individual accounts with suitable access levels and room or category restrictions. Most residents do not need level 5.

Enable logging on important objects and create a backup. Download and store the backup safely.

The wizard leaves you with a configured server. Walk this checklist before handing the system over.

Verify the KNX connection. Open the KNX page: the status strip should show the connection up. Open the bus monitor and watch live telegrams arrive as you press a wall switch (see “KNX Bus Monitor”).
Link to ElauPro (optional). If you manage this installation in ElauPro, copy the serial number and the server token from the System page into the ElauPro project — this centralizes the project documentation and gives you central remote access to the server (see “Integration with ElauPro”).
Add the equipment that is not on the KNX bus. Inverters, meters, wallboxes, Shelly relays and Sonos speakers come from the Devices Library: pick the model, give it an address, and the widgets are created already bound (see “Devices Library & Sonos Binding”).
Create the household accounts. Add a user per resident with a sensible access level — most residents need a mid level, not level 5 — and restrict rooms/categories where appropriate (see “Users & Access Levels”).
Test one device end-to-end. Sign in to the HyperVisu app, toggle a light, and confirm the physical device reacts and the app updates when you use the wall switch.
Enable logging on the objects that matter. Trend charts and meters only show history for objects with logging to the history database switched on (see “Object Settings, Logging & Notifications”).