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UCM/ETH01, UCM/ETH02, UCM/ETH03 - Printable Version +- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com) +-- Forum: Products (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: UCMs (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-146.html) +---- Forum: Ethernet UCM/ETH03 (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-113.html) +---- Thread: UCM/ETH01, UCM/ETH02, UCM/ETH03 (/thread-4306.html) |
- slychiu - 08-18-2015 UCM/ETH03 is shown below ![]() The older UCM/Eth02 (replaced by UCM/ETH03) is shown here. The most visible difference is the the ETH03 submodule is larger than the ETH02 submodule. ![]() The UCM/ETH01 is shown below ![]() The PCB size of UCM/ETH03, UCM/ETH02 and UCM/ETH01are the same despite the apparent difference in the scaling of the images UCM/ETH01 and UCM/ETH02 are no longer in production The UCM baseboard (part number UCM06) is the same (or equivalent) for all the 3 UCM/Eth modules. It is possible to buy the ETh03 submodule to replace the ETH02 or ETH01 suibmodules on the older UCMs However the UCM06 baseboard firmware should be upgraded to the latest 7.xxx - juwi_uk - 08-18-2015 Shouldn\'t also the UCM have a U2 socket which isn\'t present on your UCM/Eth1 example picture? - admin - 08-19-2015 Yes it should have a U2 Socket, but there may not be an EEPROMThat was an old photo If the EEPROM is not there it has to be purchased The very old UCM01 cannot be used for ETH03 |