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Posted: Tuesday May 16th, 2006 01:47 pm |
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slychiu
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UCMs (Universal Communication Modules) refer to a range of products that allow Comfort to communicate to various systems (eg PCs, LAN, 3rd party products) UCMs consist of a baseboard with a microcontroller and firmware, and a plug in module containing the interface which fits on top. UCMs belong to one of 2 groups;
Comfort Protocol UCMs communicate according to the Comfort Protocol These include;
For convenience of stocking and ordering, the above UCMs can be ordered separately as UCM06 baseboard without interface and USB01 (USB submodule) or ETH03 (Ethernet submodule). UCM/ETH03 and UCM/USB can both be used to program Comfort using the free Comfigurator Software and they can also be used with other software applications that communicate using the Comfort Protocol. For example, the Comfort iOS and android apps require the UCM/ETH03. Other independently developed software applications like ComfortClient require the UCM/ETH03 to talk to Comfort UCM/ETH03 and UCM/USB can also be used to Upgrading firmware on Comfort, other UCMs, and KP06 and KT03 keypads. External Protocol UCMs are Application-specific UCMs which interface to specific third party systems and do not use the Comfort Protocol. It is not possible to program Comfort using these UCMs. These include
The UCM baseboard is NOT the same as the UCM06 (used in UCM/ETH and UCM/USB). The firmware on the UCM baseboard is specific for each type of interface submodule. Firmware for one type of UCM cannot be upgraded to a different type. These UCMs are described in their individual manuals which can be downloaded from http://www.cytech.biz/ucm_manuals.html Last edited on Wednesday Jun 4th, 2014 04:15 pm by |
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