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ZWave Firmware upgrade issues - 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: ZWave Firmware upgrade issues (/thread-4064.html) |
- Vangelis - 11-29-2014 I have Zwave3 (2012) UCM running firmware 6.019 and when I try an upgrade via BUS (I have Eth2/UCM) it failed with a Bus Firmware upgrade not Supported error I have tried upgrading both with 6.024 and the latest and they fail Guessing I am doing something wrong System is Comfort 2 Ultra running 7.065 Vangelis - CytechMartin - 12-01-2014 Hi, I try to duplicate your problem on my side, but it works fine when I upgrade UCM/Z-wave via BUS(Eth02). You may refer here for more information http://www.comfortforums.com/forum111/ - slychiu - 12-01-2014 What is your UCM firmware (the one that is being used to do the upgrading?) Please show the screenshot for the modules page with the firmware listins - Vangelis - 12-01-2014 Thanks Guys, The Zwave UCM is at 6.019, I will check what the Eth2 UCM firmware is tonight (if thats what you are referring to?) and put up some screen shots One thing to note (me just being sill I guess). The firmware upgrade requires the user to press F0 on the keypad. Is this... In security off mode, just press F followed by 0? In security off mode, just press F and 0 together? In security off mode, just press F and 0 together for a few seconds? Do I need to sign in? User or Engineer? Vangelis - slychiu - 12-01-2014 Press F followed by 0, just like when you sign in to go to Engineer menu - Vangelis - 12-02-2014 Comfort Details - Vangelis - 12-02-2014 UCM1 (Eth2) Although doesn\'t seem to have identified it? - Vangelis - 12-02-2014 UCM2 (Zwave3) - slychiu - 12-02-2014 The UCM/ETH02 is only at firmware 6.002 That should be upgraded according to http://www.comfortforums.com/forum92/3400.html By the way you can take a screen shot using PrntScrn or ALT-PrntScrn for the active window and paste it into Paint |