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To even read the [Standard] you must be a member.
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Although the [{$pagename}] [Codebase] is [Open Source] under the [Apache license|https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_License], the [{$pagename}] specification is licensed by [CSA].
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[{$pagename}] by itself is not a [Smart Home] system. The technology connects devices in the home, but has nothing to do with their automation and control. Such tasks still require a higher-level system that is compatible with matter.
Communication between the devices is based on the Internet Protocol (IP) – both in the home network and in cloud connections. Consequently, the transmission protocols provided for in the first version of the standard are also IP-based. Devices that are to comply with matter use at least one of the following three options:
* [Ethernet] / LAN ([IEEE 802.3])
* [Wi-Fi] / WLAN ([IEEE 802.11])
* [Thread network layer] ([IEEE 802.15.4])
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* [#2] - [The independent info page on the smart home standard matter
|https://matter-smarthome.de/en/matter-faq-en/|target='_blank'] - based on information obtained 2022-05-12
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