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Response Trace - Printable Version +- Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums (https://www.comfortforums.com) +-- Forum: Software Applications (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-4.html) +--- Forum: Comfigurator (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-20.html) +--- Thread: Response Trace (/thread-4243.html) |
- Guest - 07-05-2015 Is it possible to trace the sequence of responses executed by Comfort other than adding \"Save to Event Log\" actions? I have a problem that lights sometime turn on unexpectedly after a security off from the keypad and looking at the response code and the response graph I cannot see the problem (it may be an X10 problem rather than a coding logic problem but a trace would help determine which and help find logic errors). I am using Comfigurator 3.8.7.0, ULT 7.065, UCM 7.061 - CytechMartin - 07-06-2015 Iãâ¬â¬suggest you to upgrade your ULT firmware to 7.077 first. In the meantime, you may send your programming file(cclx extension) to support@cytech.biz, we can help you to troubleshoot. - admin - 07-06-2015 Use the Graphical Responses feature in Comfigurator, see http://www.comfortforums.com/forum20/3912.html This shows a graphical picture of what can trigger a Response ![]() - Swiss-Toni - 07-06-2015 I had the same problem some time ago, the problem was that I had put command lines into the response which triggered lights to turn on randomly. The problem was solved by editing the the commands in the response and deleting some of the commands. (Comfigurator - Events, responses) - admin - 07-07-2015 Do you mean Commands or Comments in the Responses? - Swiss-Toni - 07-07-2015 I mean Commands, also there could be conflicts with other responses with conflicting commands with the same sensors etc..... Just food for thought |