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LEM Outputs Problem - Printable Version +- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com) +-- Forum: Support (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-2.html) +--- Forum: Problems & Troubleshooting (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-36.html) +---- Forum: Outputs (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-71.html) +---- Thread: LEM Outputs Problem (/thread-2443.html) |
- m.khairy - 08-29-2011 I have a Comfort II Ultra system. I have an outputs on an LEM (8 input /8 output) connected to the main motherboard. I use this output for lighting control by pulsing a relay (TWS). This outputs don\'t work. I measured the voltage between the common centre terminall of the terminal block (which is at 12V) and the output itself, then I see 0V when the output is ON and 0V when the output is off. Any assistance you could provide in assisting me to resolve this issue would be appreciated. - ident - 08-29-2011 If you are pulsing the output then you may not be able to be fast enough to measure the voltage with a multimeter Did you try to turn ON the output and then measure the voltage across the output and the centre 12V? I need to make sure if that is what you are doing rather than pulse the output The Outputs may be damaged if the output terminal is connected to 12V while the output is turned on, although the resetable fuse may protect it If you still think the output is damaged then change the OP output board which can be plugged out and exchanged with another one from a LEM or SEM ![]() - m.khairy - 09-05-2011 I turned ON the output and then measured the voltage across the output and the centre 12V then I see 0V when the output is ON and 0V when the output is off I exchanged the output board with another one from a New LEM then the outputs worked correctly . - ident - 09-05-2011 Outputs may be damaged when the output is turned on but the output terminal is shorted to 12V, for example This is why we designed the board with OP1 pluggable so it can be replaced without affecting the main Comfort board and having no down time for the customer |