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  Initial Beta Release
Posted by: mattbrain - 07-22-2018, 08:31 AM - Forum: UCM/Pi - No Replies

Hi Guys

Thank you so much for your patience. I am really pleased to announce the initial beta release will be available shortly, and I\'ll be sending emails out to everyone who has expressed an interest with an invitation to reserve a unit.

This initial beta will have the following features:

* Node Red Base with Comfort Zones, Outputs, Flags, Counters, Alarm Control, Alarm State, Sensors, Responses and UCM Health.
* Remote Access to Node Red & Dashboard via cloud service
* MQTT / Webhook triggering via cloud service
* UCM/Eth emulation and monitor ports

In order to get this first Beta going, I would like to pre-build the CM3\'s for testers, so would like to restrict it to UK testers only. We will extend it out worldwide once we have got some initial feedback.

The costs are expected to be £200 + CM3 + Shipping (total approx £245) which is a 20% discount on the retail price.

If you are interested, please let me know by responding to the email with the necessary information,

Thanks again,

Matt

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  KP03
Posted by: Ian - 07-16-2018, 03:43 PM - Forum: KP06/KP06A/KP04A Keypads - Replies (14)

G\'day,I have Comfort II with 2 KP04s and a KP06.I recently had a garage added to the house and will be extending the alarm into the garage.If I arrive home and want to put my motorcycle in the garage I will need to disarm the system so want a low cost option to do this. So far the potentially best solution is putting a KP03 in the garage.I have two questions;
1 - is the KP03 compatible with Comfort II?
2 - is there a better way to disarm from my garage without compromising security?
Cheers
Ian

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  Comfigurator 3.12.7 (Beta)
Posted by: slychiu - 07-14-2018, 08:31 AM - Forum: Comfigurator 3.x Old Versions (Archive) - No Replies

The changes in the beta software are below

Bugs

  • Read User Codes only visible in Engineer Advanced mode, not in User or Simplified Engineer or EMS modes - Old bug
  • Virtual Mode Drag/drop- if a Virtual Input zone is dragged to another zone, the new zone remains virtual but the reference remains at the previous zone number - Old bug
  • In User Mode, Control menu with feedback and without actions cannot see feedback - Old bug
  • User mode Control Menu press action  key works 1 time only - Old bug
  • IRIO \"Reset to default\" button does a full read from IRIO
  • HIO – when show status is checked, Read from HIO causes Unhandled exception 
  • Copy Counters Action does not cause addressed Counters to be shown as referenced (in blue) - Old bug
  • In UCM/GSM4, when copying the text from Comfort for Control Menu, the check for 8 characters maximum for Control Action words is not done. Control Action words are limited to 16 for Alternative Text. Is the SMS any text with more than 8 characters in Control Action words is truncated - Old Bug
  • After Scanning for Modules, the latest firmware for HIO, MSM01, TSM01 are shown as \"Unknown\"
Bugs fixed
  • \"If Virtual Input\" condition caused exception
  •  TSM01 virtual Input when assigned cannot be unassigned, bug only in EMS, not in ULT
  •  KP04A EMS – Prevent changes should be seen in EMS Mode only, not Alarm Mode
Changes and New Features
  • Support for the new MSM01 MultiSensor Module is available
  • Scan for Individual Modules has been removed. Only Scan for all modules is available
  • Configuration > Voice Settings > Keypad and Phone Announcement Levels Minimum to Maximum Range on the slider have been changed to allow lower volumes for announcements

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  Comfigurator 3.12.5
Posted by: slychiu - 07-14-2018, 07:52 AM - Forum: Comfigurator 3.x Old Versions (Archive) - No Replies

The changes in Comfigurator 3.12.5 are below
Note: This version was available in April but we have forgotten to announce it.
Bugs

  • Virtual Input – Virtual input action ddoes not affect Virtual input attribute of zone
  • KP04A prevent changes can be seen in Alarm Mode, should be seen only in EMS
  • Read User Codes only visible in Engineer Advanced mode, not in User or Simplified Engineer or EMS modes - Old bug
  • Virtual Mode Drag/drop- if a Virtual Input zone is dragged to another zone, the new zone remains virtual but the reference remains at the previous zone number - Old bug
  • In User Mode, Control menu with feedback and without actions cannot see feedback - Old bug
  • User mode Control Menu press action  key works 1 time only - Old bug
Changes and New features
  • KP04A \"Prevent changes\" field added to CM9001-EMS

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  Hub down, comfort not responding to commands ?
Posted by: wexfordman - 07-09-2018, 10:02 AM - Forum: alphaWerk UHAI RPi (Community Edition) - Replies (2)

Hi,
It looks like something is down (for me anyway), so looking for a bit of advice.
The alphawerks server on my RPI is up and running, my smartthings hub is also up and running.
I can command hue devices et, and control them from the st hub, but all my comfort devices including pir and door sensors etc are reporting as offline in smart things.
There was a recent firmware upgrade in smart things, could this be the issue ?

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  Detect Water Leakage by MSM01
Posted by: slychiu - 07-08-2018, 09:09 AM - Forum: Environmental Monitoring System - No Replies

Water Leakage can be detected by connecting the Water Leakage Detection cable WA01-0043 (purchased separately by meters). The WD1 and WD2 Inputs on MSM01 allow 2 water leakage cables to be connected, eg to the ceiling and floor water collection trays. Map the Water Leakage Input 1 or 2 to a Sensor Register.



WA01-0043 Water Leak Detection cable





In the above screenshot Water Leak Input 1 is mapped to Sensor 3 in CM9001-EMS and Water Leak Input 2 is mapped to Sensor 4 in CM9001-EMS
The cable in dry state has a high resistance. When the cable is wet the resistance drops corresponding to the degree of immersion. The cable resistance is inversely proportional to the Sensor value (0 to 255). For open circuit (Infinite resistance), the sensor value is 0 (or close to 0). when the resistance decreases, the Sensor value increases. A threshold can be set in the Sensors screen of CM9001 so that when the sensor value exceeds the threshold, the assigned Virtual Input is activated, thus triggering the associated alarm.
For example, if the sensor value is 40 units when the cable is wet, the sensor setpoint can be set to 20. The setpoint for water leak input 1 is in Counter 3. This setpoint can be changed in KP04A

Detection of Water Leakage Cable Break
It is possible to trigger a Zone Trouble alarm if the water leak detection cable is broken or not connected. This is achieved by connecting the  100 Kohms (supplied with the cable) at the far end of the cable. Make sure that the resistor with the cable does not get wet. The principle of operation is similar to the End-of-line resistor in CM9001 Inputs/Zones, where CM9001 is able to trigger a Zone Trouble alarm if the end of line resistors are installed and there is a cable break. For water leak cable break detection, only 1 EOL resistor (100K) is required (without the series resistor). This is a different value from that used in the double EOL resistors in CM9001.
If the 100K End-of-line resistor is connected at the end of the dry cable, the sensor value should be around 60 counts. If the cable is wet the sensor reading should be 100 or more. Hence the Setpoint for water detection should be around 80 counts. The threshold for cable break should be around 30 counts (midway between 0 and 60). To set this, go to Comfort Registers > Sensors and select the Sensor assigned to the water leakage detector ie Sensor 3 and 3 (for WD Input 1 and 2 respectively). In Scaling Type, select “Residual Offset”, and enter the value of 30 in the Scaling factor. See screenshot below. This has already been set up in the defmsm.cctx template. Write to MSM01, and test that when the cable is disconnected, a Zone Trouble alarm is triggered.  The Zone Trouble alarm can be programmed to dial to any combination of the 16 phone numbers.




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  MSM01 MultiSensor Module
Posted by: slychiu - 07-08-2018, 08:52 AM - Forum: Environmental Monitoring System - Replies (1)

The MSM01 Multi-Sensor Module includes

  • an internal Temperature Sensor,
  • an internal Humidity Sensor,
  • 2 Water Leakage Cable Inputs,
  • 4 Digital Inputs for External equipment failure monitoring.

The MSM01 provides the sensor values and External Input events to CM9001-EMS Environmental Monitoring System. CM9001-EMS can be set up to trigger alarms,  dial out and and send SMS messages to programmed telephones.
See https://www.cytech.biz/product_details.php?item_id=505 for the CM9001-EMS Manual and Brochure
MSM01 Webpage https://www.cytech.biz/brochure/msm.html







The default template for EMS with MSM01 is defmsm.cctx

The MSM01 Sensors tab is shown below;




MSM01 Mapping
Temperature Sensor
Map the Internal Temperature Sensor value to a CM9001 Sensor Register. Select a Sensor Register 0 to 31. The CM9001 Sensor register will be constantly updated with the internal Temperature in degrees Celsius. In the default template, the Temperature is mapped to Sensor 1 named “Sens01-Temp1”.

Temp Sensor Change Report This is the minimum change in temperature value before a new value is reported by MSM01 to CM9001. For example a value of 1 means that any change of value >1 will be reported to CM9001. This is to reduce the number of reports to CM9001 if the number of changes is expected to be high. Set to 0 to report any change of value.

Humidity Sensor

Map the Internal Humidity Sensor value to a CM9001 Sensor Register. Select a Sensor Register 0 to 31. The CM9001 Sensor register will be constantly updated with the internal Humidity in % RH. In the default template, the Humidity is mapped to Sensor 2 named “Sens02-Humid1”.

Humidity Sensor Change Report

This is the minimum change in humidity value before a new value is reported by MSM01 to CM9001. For example a value of 1 means that any change of value >1 will be reported to CM9001. This is to reduce the number of reports to CM9001 if the number of changes is expected to be high. Set to 0 to report any change of value.

Water Leakage (1-2)
This applies to Water Leak Inputs 1 and 2.Map the Water Leakage Sensor value to a CM9001 Sensor Register. Select a Sensor Register 0 to 31. The CM9001 Sensor register will be constantly updated with the Water Leakage  sensor value. In the default template, Water Leak Input 1  is mapped to Sensor 3 named “Sens03-Water1, and Water Leak Input 2 is mapped to Sensor 4 named “Sens04-Water2”.

Water Leak (1-2) Sensor Change Report
This is the minimum change in sensor value before a new value is reported by MSM01 to CM9001. For example a value of 1 means that any change of value >1 will be reported to CM9001. This is to reduce the number of reports to CM9001 if the number of changes is expected to be high. Set to 0 to report any change of value.

Input (1-4)  Function
This applies to the 4 external Inputs 1 to 4. Select a Function for the Input; Digital, or 0-10V   




Digital Input means the Input is a Normally Open voltage-free contact, . This is used to connect external inputs from equipment to indicate some failure or Fault. The Digital Input is mapped to a CM9001 Zone 1 to 96 as virtual Input.
0-10V means an analog input from 0 to 10 volts is connected to the Input. This voltage value is mapped to a CM9001 sensor in the range 0 to 255. 0 V = sensor value 0 and 10V = 255
Input (1 – 4) (Sensor or Virtual Input)
For Digital Input, select a CM9001 Zone/Input as Virtual Input.  A Virtual Input is like a Physical Input on CM9001 – it has Zone Type Properties, and triggers an Alarm Type which has up to 16 phone numbers assigned for dial out. Virtual Inputs are a powerful mechanism for activating Alarms based on sensors values. A Zone/Input that is assigned as a Virtual Input will ignore its physical input terminal.

In the default defmsm.cctx file, MSM Inputs 1 to 4 are mapped to UPS Fail, Aircon Fail, CRAC and FM200 respectively. These can be changed as required,


Show Status
When checked the real time values of the assigned sensors and Input registers can be seen, as shown in the screenshot below.





Defmsm.cctx Default Settings

The flowchart below graphicallly summarises the settings provided by the defmsm.cctx file. Note that the settings can be changed as required.





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  Pyronix UR2-WE Two-way Wireless Universal Receiver
Posted by: slychiu - 06-30-2018, 05:02 AM - Forum: Wireless Security - No Replies


Product Features

  • Connect Enforcer two-way wireless devices to ALL brands of wired control panels with an arm/disarm output
  • Now with walk test mode and active input indication

https://www.pyronix.com/products/ur2-we-...l-receiver


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  Texecom Ricochet Wireless Expansion Kit IXP-W
Posted by: slychiu - 06-30-2018, 02:34 AM - Forum: Wireless Security - No Replies

This is another option for wireless detector interfacing to Comfort


Ricochet External Kit

Upgrade any security alarm with wireless external detection The Ricochet External Kit features an 8-device wireless expander and relay interface card for connecting to any security system, plus two Premier External TD-W external detectors.
The Premier External TD-W is a purpose built outdoor sensor for security applications. Designed for protecting external areas, the Premier External TD-W is also ideal for triggering gates, external lights and CCTV cameras.

Ricochet Smoke Kit
Upgrade any security alarm with wireless smoke detection
The Ricochet Smoke Kit features an 8-device wireless expander and relay interface card for connecting to any security system, plus two Premier Elite OH-W smoke detectors. Manufactured in partnership with Apollo Fire Detectors Ltd, the Premier Elite OH-W combines  world-class heat-enhanced optical fire sensing with Ricochet mesh technology.

see https://www.texe.com/uk/products/series/...te-series/

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  RS485 Comms down - confused.
Posted by: MDKKEN - 06-28-2018, 02:21 PM - Forum: Firmware Upgrading Problems - Replies (4)

Hi,
I am not sure yet - why RS485 comms are down. There were no hardware changes or otherwise. 
I have done the following -
1 Removed all UCMs, Keypads , IRIOs so that onlythe one  USB UCM is connected. I  cannot sign-in - Failed to connect to UCM. Used 1234 and my own PIN. Failed to connect to UCM message
2. Followed the post on upgrading Comfort firmware via programming cable  and USB UCM. This appears to be ok. See attachment. However i cannot still signon Failed to connect to UCM.
When comfort came back after power on There was no message Security Off after the upgrade using ULT7_117.cbf. Kepads are still saying Comms failure.
I repeated the above 2 times.
I have attached the upgrade monitor and my CCLx file.
Where can I go from here? I spoken Gary Morgan and he will send a U4 chip in the post.





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