06-14-2009, 02:01 PM
06-14-2009, 08:23 PM
Hello?
Bump.
Bump.
06-14-2009, 11:26 PM
In Comfort, Macros are called Responses, go to Events > Responses in Comfigurator
There are up to 1023 Responses in Ultra II. Each Response consists of a series of Action Codes. Use a predefined Response that you see in the window or create a new Response by Right Clicking and selecting Add Response.
You can download the training slides for Comfigurator 3 Programming
There are up to 1023 Responses in Ultra II. Each Response consists of a series of Action Codes. Use a predefined Response that you see in the window or create a new Response by Right Clicking and selecting Add Response.
You can download the training slides for Comfigurator 3 Programming
06-15-2009, 04:39 PM
Hi Ident thank you.
Im a pretty newbie in this matter, can you help me indentify if i got comfort 1 or 2? I think its the 2, but...im not sure.
To use the configurator i always need to connect a computer to the main board correct? what is the connector on the main board? com port? USB?
Thanks
06-16-2009, 12:17 AM
You can look at the label pasted on the main board U1 IC.
For Comfort I boards it should be Action 4.xxx, Outside 4.xxx, or Entry 4.xxx.
xxx is the version number.
For Comfort II boards the label should be ULT 5.xxx or OPT 5.xxx.
Another distinctive feature is that Comfort I board is one whole piece of PCB whereas Comfort II board consists of two similar size of PCBs joined together with a connector in the middle.
To use Comfigurator software you will need a UCM (Universal Communication Board) board. The board comes with serial connector for UCM05, USB connector for UCM/USB or RJ45/network connector for UCM/Ethernet.
For Comfort I boards it should be Action 4.xxx, Outside 4.xxx, or Entry 4.xxx.
xxx is the version number.
For Comfort II boards the label should be ULT 5.xxx or OPT 5.xxx.
Another distinctive feature is that Comfort I board is one whole piece of PCB whereas Comfort II board consists of two similar size of PCBs joined together with a connector in the middle.
To use Comfigurator software you will need a UCM (Universal Communication Board) board. The board comes with serial connector for UCM05, USB connector for UCM/USB or RJ45/network connector for UCM/Ethernet.