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Fibaro Dimmer 2 FGD-212 learned as a Multilevel Sensor - Printable Version +- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com) +-- Forum: Third Party (interfacing to Comfort) (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-5.html) +--- Forum: Zwave (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-62.html) +--- Thread: Fibaro Dimmer 2 FGD-212 learned as a Multilevel Sensor (/thread-4363.html) |
- muddymickey - 02-22-2016 [user=5404]bagushandhoko[/user] wrote: Quote:Hi Muddymickey .. its good news for me that you could control FGD 212 from comfort ... have you changed the security association method when connect to aeotec ?Um, no I don\'t think I did - haven\'t changed any security settings on the FGD-212. I just included it as a non-secure device via Domoticz. All I know is that from the buttons in Comfigurator I can switch on and off. Not sure if I\'ll be able to send dimming commands or not yet. Maybe this is due to my Z-Wave firmware ? Just for info I\'m not a pro with Comfort, just a selfbuilder who likes tinkering, so am still figuring stuff out ![]() - muddymickey - 02-22-2016 [user=73]leonchue[/user] wrote: Quote:muddymickey wrote:I\'m 90% sure I tried that. But I\'ll have another look tonight just to be sure.Quote: However, the only Z-Wave command I can choose in a response is a \"Basic Get Command\".Have you try to click on the \"Basic Get Command\" and reveal a drop-down arrow? - tech07 - 02-22-2016 Quote: I have two UCMs: Z-Wave (firmware 7.013) USB (firmware 5.178) Quote:How do I upgrade my USB UCM ? You need another UCM to upgrade the UCM 5.178 using the programming cableThe programming cable can be used to upgrade another device but not itself I suggest you ask the supplier of your comfort to do the upgrade for you by sending them the UCM or making a trip to their office Quote:Also - not sure if this is related or not - but since doing this work yesterday, my keypad is constantly showing \"UCM3 communication failure\". That means you have 3 UCMs in the configuration but the 3rd UCM is not connected [font=\"Verdana, sans-serif\"]Do a Scan for Modules and look at the result and write to Comfort again[/font] - muddymickey - 02-22-2016 Can I somehow use the Z-wave UCM to upgrade my USB UCM ? Swap the daughterboards around or something like that ? - muddymickey - 02-22-2016 [user=2250]tech07[/user] wrote: Quote:[font=\"Verdana, sans-serif\"]Do a Scan for Modules and look at the result and write to Comfort again[/font]OK, will give that a go tonight, thanks. - slychiu - 02-22-2016 I\'m afraid that doesn\'t work - muddymickey - 02-22-2016 [user=1]slychiu[/user] wrote: Quote:I\'m afraid that doesn\'t workWhat doesn\'t - the daughterboard switching ? - slychiu - 02-22-2016 Switching daughter boards makes both ucms nonfunctional You need another General ucm to upgrade a general ucm via the programming cable Once the ucm is upgraded to v7 it can upgrade its own firmware as well as other devices without needing the cable - muddymickey - 02-22-2016 Looks like I misunderstood. When one refers to say, UCM/USB having firmware 5.178 - is this the firmware on the UCM06 motherboard, or the firmware of the USB daughterboard ? So, given the parts I have, there is no way I can update the UCM firmware myself ? - muddymickey - 02-22-2016 Could I do this: 1) Buy an ETH03 daughterboard, and temporarily fit in in place of the Z-Wave daughterboard 2) Use it to update the UCM/USB firmware with the cable 3) Refit the Z-Wave daughterboard 4) Remove the USB daughterboard and fit the ETH03 daughterboard So I end up with: 1 x UCM/Z-Wave 1 x UCM/ETH03 Or have I completely missed the point ![]() I\'m half considering an ethernet interface, so wondered if this could be a cost-effective route to it. |