08-03-2007, 01:44 PM
Hi,
I fell into a trap the other day.
I had a comfort II system that had an Ethernet UCM which was addressed at ID 1. (it was being used by a third party device)
I then connected my serial UCM to do some programming. I didn\'t know this at the time but it was also addressed at ID 1. The system or software didn\'t complain that there was a problem but after the download was complete, weird things started to happen. like..... only the outputs on the main board would work and the inputs only worked sometimes. Everything else on the panel seemed fine though.
Needless to say this drove me crazy for about 6 hours trying workout what was wrong. I even replaced the main panel and LEM with no results.
it turns out that 2 UCM\'s at ID 1 = weird problems!
I know comfort ignores devices at ID 1, but is there any way for comfigurator to show a warning if there are 2 or more UCM\'s at ID1 before a download?
It could save other people making the same stupid mistake that I did! :?
Regards,
Scott
I fell into a trap the other day.
I had a comfort II system that had an Ethernet UCM which was addressed at ID 1. (it was being used by a third party device)
I then connected my serial UCM to do some programming. I didn\'t know this at the time but it was also addressed at ID 1. The system or software didn\'t complain that there was a problem but after the download was complete, weird things started to happen. like..... only the outputs on the main board would work and the inputs only worked sometimes. Everything else on the panel seemed fine though.
Needless to say this drove me crazy for about 6 hours trying workout what was wrong. I even replaced the main panel and LEM with no results.
it turns out that 2 UCM\'s at ID 1 = weird problems!
I know comfort ignores devices at ID 1, but is there any way for comfigurator to show a warning if there are 2 or more UCM\'s at ID1 before a download?
It could save other people making the same stupid mistake that I did! :?
Regards,
Scott