Comfigurator 3.1.3

[cgiltrow]

Hi,

I think a have a minor bug in Comfigurator 3.1.3:

In the Security > Zone/Input Screen you can drag and drop the details from one zone to another (which is great as it saves me retyping).  When you drag a zone, the details of the zone you are dragging from gets copied to the zone you are dragging to and the details of the zone you are dragging to just get lost.  This also results in duplicate zone names which I believe is not allowed.

I would guess that either:

- the details of the zone you are dragging to should get copied back to the zone you are dragging from, or

- (and maybe better) all the zones above (and including) the zone you are dragging to should get shifted up one (copied up one zone) and the details of the zone you are dragging should get copied to the now empty zone that has been created at the point dragged to by the shifting up of the zones.

Thanks.

Clinton.

[slychiu]

The correct behaviour is the zone gets dragged to the new zone and replaces what is there
The original zone name is left unchanged but the zone type is 0 so it is inactive

If you wish to exchange two zones then you should drag the 2nd  zone to an unused zone number, then drag the 1st zone to the empty one and then the 2nd one to the 1st. It is easier to do than to describe

What you suggest is the insert the zone at the new location and shift all zones to a higher number, but that gives a problem when you dont want to do that. Also it may push the zones to a nonexistent slave or LEM or beyond the maximum of 64
Often what you want to do is to move a zone to an unsued one

[slychiu]

For Comfigurator 3.1.3, always set the Number of UCMs and other modules in Modules and Settings and do a selective Write to Comfort before programming other items. This avoids a problem in UCM/KNX described in http://www.comfortforums.com/view_topic.php?id=1694&forum_id=12

If you have programmed offline without connecting to Comfort, when you first connect, do a Selective Write with Modules and Settings to Comfort, before doing the full write