10-22-2013, 10:14 AM
10-22-2013, 08:54 PM
We should have pointed out in the docs that both the Voice Phone and SMS phone which are programmed in the Phone numbers are allowed to send SMS to Comfort
So if you have both sms and voice phone with the same phone number, both numbers need to have the phone permits set up
Otherwise the firmware will find the 1st phone number that matches and use the phone permits for that phone
Thanks for the feedback, you are probably the first customer to upgrade and use UCM/GSM4.
So if you have both sms and voice phone with the same phone number, both numbers need to have the phone permits set up
Otherwise the firmware will find the 1st phone number that matches and use the phone permits for that phone
Thanks for the feedback, you are probably the first customer to upgrade and use UCM/GSM4.
10-23-2013, 03:22 PM
I think it is a great upgrade.
It proves that the daughter boards are a great idea as it is a reasonably priced upgrade for all.
Still playing with it
But it now is User friendly
Congrats all round
Mike
It proves that the daughter boards are a great idea as it is a reasonably priced upgrade for all.
Still playing with it
But it now is User friendly
Congrats all round
Mike
10-23-2013, 04:01 PM
In Comfigurator (using 3.7.6.0), where in the Response Wizard would I find Action 155 (Send SMS Message)? I am able to manually edit the action codes, but was wondering if was added to the Edit/Append new Action sub menus.
10-23-2013, 06:40 PM
Send SMS Message should be in the Output Menu which may not be the most logical place to find it
10-23-2013, 06:42 PM
Quote:I think it is a great upgrade. It proves that the daughter boards are a great idea as it is a reasonably priced upgrade for all. Still playing with it But it now is User friendly Congrats all roundThanks, the R&D team has been working hard on this
Let us know if you have any other feedbacj
10-26-2013, 12:30 PM
Can you advise me what my upgrade hardware path would be from the attached jpg of the GSM module which I have. Its currently on firmware 6.081.
Thanks
Thanks
10-26-2013, 12:45 PM
You need to purchase the GSM4 submodule and a U2 EEPROM 24C256
You can then upgrade the firmware to GSM4 via the intermediate firmware GSM 7.029 as described
You can then upgrade the firmware to GSM4 via the intermediate firmware GSM 7.029 as described
10-26-2013, 01:13 PM
Thanks ident.
Do you know if my module has the IC socket in the U2 position, or whether I will have to solder one onto the board (as happened in a previous post)?
Do you know if my module has the IC socket in the U2 position, or whether I will have to solder one onto the board (as happened in a previous post)?
10-26-2013, 01:20 PM
It does not look like the U2 socket has been soldered
You need to solder the 8 pin socket and the shunt for selecting U2/U3 as described in the previous post
You need to solder the 8 pin socket and the shunt for selecting U2/U3 as described in the previous post