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  Failed to Upgrade Firmware
Posted by: pvrodrigues - 08-07-2019, 10:20 PM - Forum: UCM Problems - Replies (21)

Hello,
I have a problem doing the login. I tried for Network (Local) and USB and always have this message \"Login Not valid for requested operation\".  
In this moment my UCM not work. I need help to instal my programming.
What I have to do?
RegardsPedro Rodrigues

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  GSM4 doesn’t reply anymore to (400)
Posted by: TheMax74 - 08-06-2019, 05:26 PM - Forum: GSM Module - Replies (9)

Hello
After the last firmware update, the ucm/gsm4 doesn’t reply to request (400) anymore.
Normally, it should respond with the control menu.
It still respond, however, to the query to (1) and (40)

I’ve tried to reset it to default, but nothing.
Soneone can help me? I’m on the latest firmware with comfort and gsm4

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  UCM/Pi Forum
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 07:29 AM - Forum: alphaWerk UHAI RPi (Community Edition) - No Replies

The new UCM/Pi forum is here http://www.comfortforums.com/forum138/



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  MSM01 Multi-Sensor Module
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 07:27 AM - Forum: NEWS & Announcements - No Replies

Announcing the MSM01 Multi-sensor module with built-in Temperature and Humidity Sensors.




see http://www.comfortforums.com/forum139/4919.html

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  Local Expansion Modules - Zone Numbering
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 07:11 AM - Forum: Expansion Modules - No Replies

Local Expansion Modules are connected directly via a Ribbon cable to  either a Comfort Main board, or Slave. Only 1 LEM can be connected to a Comfort or Slave There are 3 types of LEMs;

LEM01B with 8 inputs and 8 Outputs


LEM01 Inputs and Outputs are numbered as follows

  • 9 to 16 when connected to Comfort
  • 25 to 32 when connected to Slave #1
  • 41 to 48 when connected to Slave #2
  • 57 to 64 when connected to Slave #3
LEM02B with 8 Inputs, 0 Outputs

LEM02B is mounted direct onto the CM9001 PCB


LEM02 Inputs  are numbered as follows
  • 9 to 16 when connected to Comfort
  • 25 to 32 when connected to Slave #1
  • 41 to 48 when connected to Slave #2
  • 57 to 64 when connected to Slave #3
LEM03 with 16 Inputs 0 Ouptuts

LEM03 Inputs  are numbered as follows
  • 9 to 24 when connected to Comfort, and no Slaves connected
  • 25 to 40 when connected to SEM #1, and no Slaves at a higher ID connected
  • 41 to 56 when connected to SEM #2, and no Slaves at a higher ID connected
  • 57 to 72 when connected to SEM #3, and no Slaves at a higher ID connected
  • 73 to 88 when connected to SEM #4, and no Slaves at a higher ID connected

If an LEM03 is connected to Comfort, Slaves cannot be connected, hence a Comfort + SEM03 is limited to 24 Inputs and 8 outputs

From SEM 7.118 firmware ionwards, LEM03 can be connected to the SEM with the higest ID in the system. Only 1 LEM03 is alllowed per system
Installation Instructions for the LEMs are in the Comfort Intsllation Manual which can be downloaded from the Cytech website
https://www.cytech.biz/installation_manual.html

Seer http://www.comfortforums.com/forum140/5092.html for more info on Local expansion Modules for CM9001

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  CM9001 New Comfort PCB
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 06:58 AM - Forum: NEWS & Announcements - No Replies

Cytechs new CM9001 and associated products are introduced in this forum http://www.comfortforums.com/forum140/


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  Slave Expansion Module for CM9001
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 06:47 AM - Forum: Expansion Modules - Replies (3)

SEM01C is the new Slave Expansion Module replacing SEM01-M2





The  Slave Expansion Module allows Comfort to be expanded beyond 16 Inputs and 16 Outputs. Each SEM01C/SEP01C contains 8 Inputs and 0 outputs, The  SEM01C/SEP01C which can be expanded by connecting LEM01 (8 inputs, 8 outputs) or LEM02B (8 inputs), or  LEM03 (16 Inputs). 8 (Open-collector) outputs can be added to SEM01C/SEP01C by plugging in the OP03 Output Submodule. SEM01C is the PCB only with TT001-0022 DC Power Supply, and SEP01C is SEM01C with the EN01 metal enclosure. SEM01C will refer to both SEM01C and SEP01C for functionality description.

Specifications - SEP01C/SEM01C
Zone Inputs

  • 8 programmable zones  expandable to 16  with Local Expansion Module  (LEM01, LEM02) or to 24 with LEM03B. LEM03 can only be added to the last Slave ID in the system
  • Each zone configurable for 0 or 2 end-of-line resistors by software setting (no shunts needed)
  • Up to 32 predefined Zone types to simplify zone configuration
  • Surge/Over voltage protection for each Input
Outputs
  • SEM01C does not include Outputs. OP03 must be plugged in (to OP03 header) to give 8 open-collector outputs (see OP03 Section below)
Power Supply
  • TT01-0022 Switched Mode Power Supply Input 90 to 260 VAC, Output 15VDC, 1.8 Amps
  • Built-in regulated 13.8V Output voltage supply and battery charging circuit. Supplies 1A DC max to 12V, S12V  and outputs combined. independent of the main Comfort panel. This allows the 12V power in the whole system to be distributed between the Comfort and Slave power supplies. Each SEM01 requires its own 12V 7 AH back-up battery.
  • SEM01 Quiescent current 100 mA max, 50 mA typical.
Auxiliary Supply Outputs
  • 12V unswitched supply
  • S12V switchable supply (programmable for reset operation eg for Smoke detector reset)
  • Note: Both 12V and S12V  auxiliary supplies and 8 Outputs have a combined continuous current limit of 1A, protected by  common resettable fuse  of 1.3A
System Supervision
  • Individual Zone tamper (open-circuit or short-wiring)  with 2 end of line (EOL) resistors
  • Dedicated 24 hour Tamper input
Input/Output Expansion
Each Slave Expansion Module can be expanded using one of the Local Expansion Modules
  • LEM01B - Local Expansion Module 8+8 (8 zones, 8 outputs)
  • LEM02B - Local Expansion Module 8+0 (8 zones, 0 outputs), plug in to J5 connector.
  • LEM03 – Local Expansion Module 16+0 (16 inputs, 0 outputs)
  • Each Slave can support a total of 16 inputs and 16 outputs (or 24 Inputs, 8 outputs with LEM03). 5 SEMs can be installed in a Comfort System, giving a system capacity of 96 inputs and outputs. If LEM03 is connected to a SEM, then SEMs with a higher ID cannot be connected. Eg if SEM01 ID 1 has an LEM03, then SEMs 2,3,4,5 cannot be added to the system
Size
  • SEM01C: 230 x 130 mm.
Alarm Outputs
  • Siren (12V) Output
  • Speaker output for Internal speaker 8 ohm to 32 Ohms
  • Strobe (12V) Output


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  DSI01 Door Station Module
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 06:23 AM - Forum: CM9001 - Replies (4)

CM9001 does not allow the Local Phone to access the Voice menu. The DSI01 submodule plugged onto the Analog Section is needed to provide the Local Phone control feature. DSI01 includes the Ringer (replaces RGR05 in CM9000), so this is necessary for Door stations to ring the local phone. RGR05 cannnot be used with CM9001.





DSI01 Door Station Interfaceprovides the following features;

  • Allows Local phone connected at TEL OUT  to control CM9001 by voice menu by entering *, user code and # key on the phone. This feature is not available in the base CM9001.
  • Includes a Ringer circuit to allow the Door station (DS01 or DP03) to ring the local phones.
  • Voice and Mic for Door station
  • Provides an additional RS485 Bus connector (separate from the main RS485 Bus) and 12V supply for Door stations and other peripherals (eg UCM, Slaves, keypads etc). This additional RS485 Bus provides redundancy as when 1 bus is shorted, the other RS485 bus can continue to operate. The 2 RS485 busses should not be connected together – they should be connected to different Rs485 peripherals.


The photo below shows the DSI01 plugged in to CM9001 DSP side.





Installation of DSI
DSI is mounted on the DSP section of CM9001 PCB. It is connected via the 10 way H03A and 6 way H03B PCB connectors



Important: 
The K51 switch on CM9001 PCB must be switched to the OFF position if DSI is plugged in, and to the ON position if DSI is not plugged in. Later versions of CM9001 do not include the K51 switch - instead there is a 2 x 3 position shunt that is plugged into the DSI01 header which must be removed in order to insert the DSI01 to CM9001


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  Local Input/Output Modules for CM9001
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 06:06 AM - Forum: CM9001 - Replies (7)

LEM02B
The LEM02B Local Expansion Module with 8 Inputs, 0 Outputs can be plugged in directly to the CM9001 or SEM01C PCB via the J5 (LEM) 10 way header using 4 plastic standoffs and screws.


The LEM02B does NOT include zone shunts for selection of No End Of Line (EOL) or Double EOL Resistors. Selection of EOL/No EOL is by Comfigurator for CM9001 and SEM01C. LEM02B replaces LEM02-M2.

OP03, LEM02B, and ETH03 can be mounted on top of CM9001 PCB without obstructing the terminal blocks, reset button or LEDs as shown below




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  › Compatibility of CM9000/CM9001 Modules
Posted by: slychiu - 08-04-2019, 05:39 AM - Forum: CM9001 - No Replies

CM9001 Modules Can be Used for CM9000?

  • LEM02B: No, cannot be plugged in to CM9000
  • LEM01/02/03B:  Yes but have no EOL shunts, MUST connect EOL Resistors OR assign Zone Types Digital. Digital zone Type will prevent zone trouble from being reported on the LEM zones
  • SEP01C/SEM01C:  Yes
  • DSI01:  No, CM9000 use RGR05
  • OP03:  No, cannot be plugged in to CM9000. Use OP01 for CM9000
  • TT01-0022 Power Supply:  No, CM9000 use T-230V Transformer
  • CM9001 CPU side:  Can be used with CM9000 DSP
  • CM9001 DSP Side:  Can be Used for CM9000 CPU  (needs TT01-0022 DC power supply)

CM9000 Modules Can be Used for CM9001 or SEM01C?
  • LEM01/02/03-M2:  Yes, the EOL shunts must be set to Double EOL and 2 EOL resistors must be connected to each zone.  It is recommended that  the old LEMs be changed to thenew LEM01B, LEM02B, LEM03B
  • SEP01/SEM01-M2:  Yes
  • RGR05:  No, CM9001 use DSI01
  • OP01: No, cannot be plugged into CM9001. Use OP03 for CM9001
  • T-230V:  No, CM9001 use TT01-0021
  • CM9000:  CPU side Can be used with CM9001 DSP
  • CM9000:  DSP Side Can be Used for CM9001 CPU (needs T230V AC transformer)
  • KP04, KP05, KP03 (non partitioned systems)
The following modules can be used on CM9000 and CM9001
  • UCMs
  • Keypads KP03, KP04A, KP05A
  • Door stations
  • HIO
  • IRIO
  • RIO
  • TSM
  • CSM03
  • TWS
  • IR01/02/03

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