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- admin - 04-13-2012
You are correct
The current product have one predefined connection
But the device may be able to programmed to open diffeernt connections.
This would be a new functionality for the Universal, if the R&D is agree to do it
- garym999 - 04-13-2012
Admin, your call, it is just a suggestion.
But I think it should be a command available to the UCM/Ethernet as well as the UCM/Universal. This gives Comfort one way control via UCM/Ethernet and possibly 2-way via the UUCM.
Of course that in turn involves new FW for the UCMs & Comfort + a support update for Comfigurator so I appreciate it is not an overnight request.
If you take a step back and look at your logic engine with this type of connectivity you are not far of from having a control system along the lines of ControlFX (Command Fusion), BitwiseControls, AMX etc.
Perhaps you should pole a selection of suggestions in order to prioritise them by need.
- ident - 04-14-2012
Yes that seems a good suggestion. We shall consider if this can be implemented for UCMs
- schford - 04-17-2012
+1 vote from me!
- Home - 11-19-2013
Has any progress been made on this topic. We have IP commands working to Loxone but cannot as yet get loxone talking to comfort.
I think this is certainly the way forward - an update of what is currently available and any examples or user experiances would always be useful.
- ident - 11-20-2013
You can use Univeral UCM + ETHernet submodule to have 2 way communication to 3rd party products like Loxone. This is already available
Gary suggestion is for 1 universal UCM to be able to talk to different devices at the same time which is not available, but it is not necessary for your requirement which is to have 2 way communications with Loxone