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Developing Third Party Devices to Display I/Os - 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: 3rd Party Developers (https://www.comfortforums.com/forum-58.html) +--- Thread: Developing Third Party Devices to Display I/Os (/thread-44.html) |
- Guest - 05-16-2006 The UCM01 (RS232) or UCM/Ethernet may be used to communicate with Comfort. The Serial Command Set, available from [color=\"#0000ff\"]http://www.cytech-technology.com/techinfo.html[/color] , describes the UCM protocol. EDIT The link is at https://www.cytech.biz/serial_interface_protocol.html - idheath - 08-11-2007 This link seems to be dead. - Guest - 08-11-2007 Try this link instead: https://www.cytech.biz/serial_interface_protocol.html - phil1155 - 02-17-2018 Hi Chiu,Is there a new link?Actually I am looking for a solution that would let me send orders to comfort ( html, json,php) and get status back through the net. Would it be possible to get the right set of commands or better any script that I could integrate in my home automation system?Thank you - slychiu - 02-18-2018 The correct link is here Serial Interface Protocol https://www.cytech.biz/serial_interface_protocol.html Comfigurator and other software interfaces like ComfortClient are based on this protocol You need UCM/eth03 or Rs232 - phil1155 - 02-18-2018 Thanks Chiu. I am a newbie..Would there be any existing scripts to learn from? Any source code to undersatnd how and what to program in php or json to address comfort? - slychiu - 02-19-2018 The Comfort protocol describes the commands that can be used to control and monitor Comfort by Ethernet, RS485 or Rs232 medium. If you use UCM/ETH03, an IP address and port is assigned to the UCM, so all commands are sent to the IP/Port XML or JSON is not a suitable way to communicate with Comfort, as the UCM or Comfort is not implemented as a server to process these. The introduction to the protocol document describes how to start off, and how to send a command and the typical commands that can be used |