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The Pronto models 9300, 9400, 9600, 9800 are able to communicate two way with Comfort to send commands and get status using Prontoscript
A sample pronto 9400 .xcf file has been created which has these features
(THIS HAS NOW BEEN REPLACED BY MK 2 SEE http://www.comfortforums.com/forum50/1490.html )- Connect to UCM/Ethernet using Wifi and IP address
- Arm and disarm Comfort to Away, Night, Day, Vacation using Comfort user code. Show open zones during arming.
- Read Event Log from Comfort
- Show icons for Low battery, AC Fail, Phone Trouble, Comms Failure, and Tamper on Comfort
- Show zone status (open/closed) real time
- Control X10 and get status for any house code and Unit code
- Do Responses
- Control Outputs and get status
- Change counters in Comfort and get status of counters
- Control C-Bus via UCM/CBus. Control any C-Bus group address via on/off or dimming and show status
Equipment Required- Pronto 9300, 9400, 9600, 9800 with wifi
- UCM/Ethernet 5.178 and above
- Comfort II Ultra 5.145 and above
The sample file can be downloaded from
http://www.cytech-technology.com/temp/software/Comfort20090508.xcf
Users are free to test and modify it in any way at their own responsibility. Feedback is welcome
We may be building on this program to expand its capabilities
Screenshots are shown below
This screen shows the current security mode and buttons to arm and disarm Comfort
Low Battery, AC Fail, Communications failure, Phone Trouble icons will be shown as the events occur
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Login with a user code in required when arming or disarming Comfort
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Configuration page for Cbus addresses (UCM/CBUS is needed for C-Bus interface)
The group address and switch type ie dimming or On/Off can bve specified
The UCM ID can be scanned or manually entered
The image of the button can be loaded or changed
The Cbus switch can be on/off (press and release) or Dim/brighten (press and hold) just like a real C-Bus switch
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Posted: Monday May 11th, 2009 05:36 am |
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Typical control page with buttons which can be for X10, Outputs, C-Bus,, counters
The image and names can be changed as required
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Display of Zone status. The zone names can be changed as required
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Event Log can be read from Comfort and displayed like in Comfigurator
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Specify an IP Address and port for the UCM/Ethernet which is in the same network as the Pronto
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There is a problem with the approach with Prontoscript that we have used. The variables are created in Pronto, not in ProntoEdit, and when you switch off the Pronto, there is no non-volatile memory for variables so the setup is lost
We will have a new way of configuration using Pronto Edit next week which does not lose the variables when Pronto is switched off
This will include KNX/EIB control and many other features
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