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The UCM01 (RS232) or UCM/Ethernet may be used to communicate with Comfort.
The Serial Command Set, available from [color=\"#0000ff\"]http://www.cytech-technology.com/techinfo.html[/color] , describes the UCM protocol.


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The link is at https://www.cytech.biz/serial_interface_protocol.html
This link seems to be dead.

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Hi Chiu,Is there a new link?Actually I am looking for a solution that would let me send orders to comfort ( html, json,php) and get status back through the net. Would it be possible to get the right set of commands or better any script that I could integrate in my home automation system?Thank you
The correct link is here
Serial Interface Protocol
https://www.cytech.biz/serial_interface_protocol.html

Comfigurator and other software interfaces like ComfortClient are based on this protocol
You need UCM/eth03 or Rs232
Thanks Chiu. I am a newbie..Would there be any existing scripts to learn from? Any source code to undersatnd how and what to program in php or json to address comfort?
The Comfort protocol describes the commands that can be used to control and monitor Comfort by Ethernet, RS485 or Rs232 medium.

If you use UCM/ETH03, an IP address and port is assigned to the UCM, so all commands are sent to the IP/Port  

XML or JSON is not a suitable way to communicate with Comfort, as the UCM or Comfort is not implemented as a server to process these.

The introduction to the protocol document describes how to start off, and how to send a command and the typical commands that can be used