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For those who are new to Comfort, please start with
What is Comfort and What does it do
What parts are required for Comfort
How to Configure a Comfort System
Comfort Wiring Guide
Comfort II User Guides
Installation Manual
Programming with Comfigurator instructions
The Comfort Control Panel CP9000 is the brain of the Comfort System. It has 8 inputs and 8 outputs, dedicated Siren, Speaker and Strobe outputs, telephone interface, X10 Interface, Tamper Input, Power Supply with battery charger.
A Local Expansion Module LEM01 adds 8 inputs and 8 Outputs
The LEM02 adds 8 inputs and 0 outputs
The LEM03 adds 16 inputs and 0 outputs
Only 1 LEM of any type can be added to a Comfort or Slave Expansion Panel
The Slave Expansion Panel (SEP01) adds another 8 inputs and outputs, independent Power Supply with Battery charger. The Slave can be located at a different floor of the building as it is connected to Comfort by the RS485 Comfort Bus. One LEM of any type can be connected to the Slave.
A Universal Communications Module (UCM) is required to program Comfort via Rs232 (UCM/232F), Ethernet (UCM/Ethernet) or USB UCM/USB). The Comfigurator software is used to program Comfort using the UCM
Up to 8 keypads can be installled in a Comfort System. Keypads have a 16 button keypad, speaker, microphone, and Infrared receiver. KP03 is without LCD, KP04 is with LCD and vertical orientation, KP05 is with LCD and horizontal orientation, and KT03 is a Touchscreen Keypad
Our new KP06 keypad has a wide choice of frames and can be mounted in horizontal or Veritical position
See more pictures at http://www.comfortforums.com/forum25/2523.html
Keypads can arm and disarm the security system, intercom with other keypads and Dooor Stations and act as baby Monitors, as well as record and hear messages for members of the family.
The parts needed for Comfort to be used as an Intruder Alarm System are- CP9000 Comfort Controller with 8 inputs, 8 outputs
- One or more keypads (KP03, KP04, KP05, KP06, KT03)
- Local or Slave Exapnsion Modules depending on the number of Zones
The Door station intercom calls the home phones and keypads in Security Off and Night Mode to allow users to talk to visitors. When the system is armed to Away or Vacation Mode, the system dials to mobile phones to allow users to talk to the visitor.
Up to 3 Door stations can be installed in a system. The RGR Ringer Module is required to produce a ringing signal on the local phones. Door stations may be in plastic (DP03) or Aluminium (DS01) and Stainless Steel (DS02). DM02 door station interface is required for DS01 andDS02.
External UCMs are available to interface with third party lighting and automation systems like C-Bus, KNX, Dynalite, Philips Pronto, Crestron, AMX and many other systems.
Scene Control Switches are programmable designer switches which can be programmed to set any scene.
Also check out the Cytech website http://www.cytech.biz
and the Cytech Video
Warning
Comfort is not a plug-and-play system. This is a powerful system with a lot of capabilities and it takes some effort to learn to configure and program it. However all the doucmentation is availlable online, at http://www.cytech.biz/manuals.html and plenty of support is always available, in this forum and by email to support@cytech.biz Training is also available, in the UK and other parts of the world, see http://www.comfortforums.com/forum40/1957.html
Last edited on Monday Nov 7th, 2011 03:28 am by ident
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