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The CPU (Left) part of the CM9001 will be replaced by the Arm CPU board while the right DSP Board will remain the same. Hence both versions of the CPU board are compatible with the current DSP Board.


LEDS
The LEDS used in the ARM CPU board are high efficiency Surface mount types and are not easily seen when they are off. Their locations are indicated in the above photo with green or red highlights
ID0 to ID3 indicate ID for Slaves( SEM)

• RX Green – Blinking Indicates RS485 Receive/ Reply from RS485 IDs
• TX Red – Blinking  Indicates RS485 Transmit. CM9001 polling of RS485 IDs
• OFF (ID3) Green – Solid ON means Security Off. Blinking means Trouble (Zone Trouble, RS485 Communications Failure, AC Fail, Battery Low)
• ALM (ID2) Red – Solid ON means System Armed, Blinking means Alert or alarm state
• ERR (ID1)  Red – Not used at Present
•   ID0 Red – For ID only

Switches

• RESET (Highlighted in Yellow) - Reset Button. Press to reset CM9001 without changing the configuration or programming
•  ID (Highlighted in Yellow)- Change ID for Slave. Press and Hold until ID0 to ID3 LEDS indicate the ID of the Slave, Press to increment ID. Has no effect for CM9001.

CM9001 and Slave  Models and File Systems

The new CM9001 models wil be denoted by a suffix A, eg CM9001-ULT/A, CM9001-OPT/A. CM9001-EMS/A, CM9001-EX/A, LGXA01. They will use the same file system as the old models so the cclx file and program should be unaffected if the hardware is upgraded to the new version
The Slave model is SEM01/A with power sipply Board, SEM02/A without Power supply Board.
UCMA/Logic is the ARM version of UCM/Logic

UCM Models
The UCM Models are also appended with an A suffix  after UCM eg UCMA/KNX, UCMA/Modbus, UCMA/4G, UCMA/Modbus, UCMA/Cbus.

Comfigurator
The minimum version of Comfigurator is 3.14.10 to support the new models.
After Scanning for Modules, the Controller Properties will show the Processor Field as ARM.



Download document from https://www.cytech.biz/download_files.php?item_id=1460


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The CPU (Left) part of the CM9001 will be replaced by the Arm CPU board while the right DSP Board will remain the same. Hence both versions of the CPU board are compatible with the current DSP Board.


LEDS
The LEDS used in the ARM CPU board are high efficiency Surface mount types and are not easily seen when they are off. Their locations are indicated in the above photo with green or red highlights
ID0 to ID3 indicate ID for Slaves( SEM)

• RX Green – Blinking Indicates RS485 Receive/ Reply from RS485 IDs
• TX Red – Blinking  Indicates RS485 Transmit. CM9001 polling of RS485 IDs
• OFF (ID3) Green – Solid ON means Security Off. Blinking means Trouble (Zone Trouble, RS485 Communications Failure, AC Fail, Battery Low)
• ALM (ID2) Red – Solid ON means System Armed, Blinking means Alert or alarm state
• ERR (ID1)  Red – Not used at Present
•   ID0 Red – For ID only

Switches

• RESET (Highlighted in Yellow) - Reset Button. Press to reset CM9001 without changing the configuration or programming
•  ID (Highlighted in Yellow)- Change ID for Slave. Press and Hold until ID0 to ID3 LEDS indicate the ID of the Slave, Press to increment ID. Has no effect for CM9001.

CM9001 and Slave  Models and File Systems

The new CM9001 models wil be denoted by a suffix A, eg CM9001-ULT/A, CM9001-OPT/A. CM9001-EMS/A, CM9001-EX/A, LGXA01. They will use the same file system as the old models so the cclx file and program should be unaffected if the hardware is upgraded to the new version
The Slave model is SEM01/A with power sipply Board, SEM02/A without Power supply Board.
UCMA/Logic is the ARM version of UCM/Logic

UCM Models
The UCM Models are also appended with an A suffix  after UCM eg UCMA/KNX, UCMA/Modbus, UCMA/4G, UCMA/Modbus, UCMA/Cbus.

Comfigurator
The minimum version of Comfigurator is 3.14.10 to support the new models.
After Scanning for Modules, the Controller Properties will show the Processor Field as ARM.



Download document from https://www.cytech.biz/download_files.php?item_id=1460


]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5505.html Thu, 08 Aug 2024 11:39:47 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5505.html Makes it VERY difficult to perform a manual system reset as the reset button is under the pcb !Also the pcb is VERY close to the 12v Ka Kb zone terminals making it VERY difficult to remove then ]]> Makes it VERY difficult to perform a manual system reset as the reset button is under the pcb !Also the pcb is VERY close to the 12v Ka Kb zone terminals making it VERY difficult to remove then ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5392.html Fri, 02 Sep 2022 04:31:14 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5392.html
After Scanning for Modules, the Controller Properties will show the Internal UCM version below the Comfort Firmware, as shown below. This shows that the Comfort model supports the plug in submodule, but does not mean that there is actually a submodule plugged in



The old CM9000 will not have the UCM Properties section






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After Scanning for Modules, the Controller Properties will show the Internal UCM version below the Comfort Firmware, as shown below. This shows that the Comfort model supports the plug in submodule, but does not mean that there is actually a submodule plugged in



The old CM9000 will not have the UCM Properties section






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DSI01 Door Station Interfaceprovides the following features;

• Allows Local phone connected at TEL OUT  to control CM9001 by voice menu by entering *, user code and # key on the phone. This feature is not available in the base CM9001.
• Includes a Ringer circuit to allow the Door station (DS01 or DP03) to ring the local phones.
• Voice and Mic for Door station
• Provides an additional RS485 Bus connector (separate from the main RS485 Bus) and 12V supply for Door stations and other peripherals (eg UCM, Slaves, keypads etc). This additional RS485 Bus provides redundancy as when 1 bus is shorted, the other RS485 bus can continue to operate. The 2 RS485 busses should not be connected together – they should be connected to different Rs485 peripherals.

The photo below shows the DSI01 plugged in to CM9001 DSP side.





Installation of DSI
DSI is mounted on the DSP section of CM9001 PCB. It is connected via the 10 way H03A and 6 way H03B PCB connectors



Important: 
The K51 switch on CM9001 PCB must be switched to the OFF position if DSI is plugged in, and to the ON position if DSI is not plugged in. Later versions of CM9001 do not include the K51 switch - instead there is a 2 x 3 position shunt that is plugged into the DSI01 header which must be removed in order to insert the DSI01 to CM9001


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DSI01 Door Station Interfaceprovides the following features;

• Allows Local phone connected at TEL OUT  to control CM9001 by voice menu by entering *, user code and # key on the phone. This feature is not available in the base CM9001.
• Includes a Ringer circuit to allow the Door station (DS01 or DP03) to ring the local phones.
• Voice and Mic for Door station
• Provides an additional RS485 Bus connector (separate from the main RS485 Bus) and 12V supply for Door stations and other peripherals (eg UCM, Slaves, keypads etc). This additional RS485 Bus provides redundancy as when 1 bus is shorted, the other RS485 bus can continue to operate. The 2 RS485 busses should not be connected together – they should be connected to different Rs485 peripherals.

The photo below shows the DSI01 plugged in to CM9001 DSP side.





Installation of DSI
DSI is mounted on the DSP section of CM9001 PCB. It is connected via the 10 way H03A and 6 way H03B PCB connectors



Important: 
The K51 switch on CM9001 PCB must be switched to the OFF position if DSI is plugged in, and to the ON position if DSI is not plugged in. Later versions of CM9001 do not include the K51 switch - instead there is a 2 x 3 position shunt that is plugged into the DSI01 header which must be removed in order to insert the DSI01 to CM9001


]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5092.html Sun, 04 Aug 2019 02:06:27 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5092.html LEM02B
The LEM02B Local Expansion Module with 8 Inputs, 0 Outputs can be plugged in directly to the CM9001 or SEM01C PCB via the J5 (LEM) 10 way header using 4 plastic standoffs and screws.


The LEM02B does NOT include zone shunts for selection of No End Of Line (EOL) or Double EOL Resistors. Selection of EOL/No EOL is by Comfigurator for CM9001 and SEM01C. LEM02B replaces LEM02-M2.

OP03, LEM02B, and ETH03 can be mounted on top of CM9001 PCB without obstructing the terminal blocks, reset button or LEDs as shown below




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The LEM02B Local Expansion Module with 8 Inputs, 0 Outputs can be plugged in directly to the CM9001 or SEM01C PCB via the J5 (LEM) 10 way header using 4 plastic standoffs and screws.


The LEM02B does NOT include zone shunts for selection of No End Of Line (EOL) or Double EOL Resistors. Selection of EOL/No EOL is by Comfigurator for CM9001 and SEM01C. LEM02B replaces LEM02-M2.

OP03, LEM02B, and ETH03 can be mounted on top of CM9001 PCB without obstructing the terminal blocks, reset button or LEDs as shown below




]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5091.html Sun, 04 Aug 2019 01:39:00 -0400 ]]> https://www.comfortforums.com/thread-5091.html CM9001 Modules Can be Used for CM9000?

• LEM02B: No, cannot be plugged in to CM9000
  
• LEM01/02/03B:  Yes but have no EOL shunts, MUST connect EOL Resistors OR assign Zone Types Digital. Digital zone Type will prevent zone trouble from being reported on the LEM zones
  
• SEP01C/SEM01C:  Yes
  
• DSI01:  No, CM9000 use RGR05
  
• OP03:  No, cannot be plugged in to CM9000. Use OP01 for CM9000
  
• TT01-0022 Power Supply:  No, CM9000 use T-230V Transformer
  
• CM9001 CPU side:  Can be used with CM9000 DSP
  
• CM9001 DSP Side:  Can be Used for CM9000 CPU  (needs TT01-0022 DC power supply)
  

CM9000 Modules Can be Used for CM9001 or SEM01C?

• LEM01/02/03-M2:  Yes, the EOL shunts must be set to Double EOL and 2 EOL resistors must be connected to each zone.  It is recommended that  the old LEMs be changed to thenew LEM01B, LEM02B, LEM03B
  
• SEP01/SEM01-M2:  Yes
  
• RGR05:  No, CM9001 use DSI01
  
• OP01: No, cannot be plugged into CM9001. Use OP03 for CM9001
  
• T-230V:  No, CM9001 use TT01-0021
  
• CM9000:  CPU side Can be used with CM9001 DSP
  
• CM9000:  DSP Side Can be Used for CM9001 CPU (needs T230V AC transformer)
  
• KP04, KP05, KP03 (non partitioned systems)
  

The following modules can be used on CM9000 and CM9001

• UCMs
  
• Keypads KP03, KP04A, KP05A
  
• Door stations
  
• HIO
  
• IRIO
  
• RIO
  
• TSM
  
• CSM03
  
• TWS
  
• IR01/02/03
  

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• LEM02B: No, cannot be plugged in to CM9000
  
• LEM01/02/03B:  Yes but have no EOL shunts, MUST connect EOL Resistors OR assign Zone Types Digital. Digital zone Type will prevent zone trouble from being reported on the LEM zones
  
• SEP01C/SEM01C:  Yes
  
• DSI01:  No, CM9000 use RGR05
  
• OP03:  No, cannot be plugged in to CM9000. Use OP01 for CM9000
  
• TT01-0022 Power Supply:  No, CM9000 use T-230V Transformer
  
• CM9001 CPU side:  Can be used with CM9000 DSP
  
• CM9001 DSP Side:  Can be Used for CM9000 CPU  (needs TT01-0022 DC power supply)
  

CM9000 Modules Can be Used for CM9001 or SEM01C?

• LEM01/02/03-M2:  Yes, the EOL shunts must be set to Double EOL and 2 EOL resistors must be connected to each zone.  It is recommended that  the old LEMs be changed to thenew LEM01B, LEM02B, LEM03B
  
• SEP01/SEM01-M2:  Yes
  
• RGR05:  No, CM9001 use DSI01
  
• OP01: No, cannot be plugged into CM9001. Use OP03 for CM9001
  
• T-230V:  No, CM9001 use TT01-0021
  
• CM9000:  CPU side Can be used with CM9001 DSP
  
• CM9000:  DSP Side Can be Used for CM9001 CPU (needs T230V AC transformer)
  
• KP04, KP05, KP03 (non partitioned systems)
  

The following modules can be used on CM9000 and CM9001

• UCMs
  
• Keypads KP03, KP04A, KP05A
  
• Door stations
  
• HIO
  
• IRIO
  
• RIO
  
• TSM
  
• CSM03
  
• TWS
  
• IR01/02/03
  

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CM9001 PCB



CM9000 PCB

Power Supply
A major difference between  CM9001 and CM9000 is the use of a universal (90-260VAC to 15VDC 1.7A) switched power supply TT01-0022 with DC Output  instead of the old 15VAC Transformer (with AC Output). The new power supply can be used for all countries (with all the regulatory and safety approvals) and is much lighter, and is more efficient ie it takes much less current from the mains power supply compared to a transformer. The correct transformer /power supply MUST be used with the matching DSP Board ie Transformer with CM9000 DSP, power supply TT01-0022 with CM9001 DSP. Other than that the CM9001 and CM9000 CPU and DSP boards can be interchanged.



TT01-0022 DC Power Supply for CM9001




T230V Transformer for CM9000

CPU and DSP Boards
The CM9000 and CM9001 PCBs consist of 2 smaller PCBs connected by a connector in the middle. The CPU Board or left half include the microprocessor, the EEPROM and RS485 driver . The DSP board or right half includes the DSP, voice flash memory, and telephone interface. The reason for spliiting up the CM9000/CM9001 into 2 parts is to allow easier inventory control.

The CPU and DSP boards can be interchanged between CM9000 and CM9001, ie CPU from CM9000 and be connected to DSP from CM9001 and vice versa. However the restriction is that the DSP board must be connected to the appropriate power supply, ie CM9000 DSP with the old AC Transformer, and CM9001 DSP with the new Switched DC power supply.  The combination of CM9001 CPU with CM9000 DSP has a part designation, CM9000B which needs the AC transformer.





Firmware Compatibility
Comfort Firmware is the same for CM9000 and CM9001. Firmware can be upgraded to the latest.
Compatibility of other Modules

• LEM01-M2, LEM02-M2, LEM03-M2 can be used with CM9001 and CM9000. LEM02B is a direct plug in on CM9001 so it cannot be mounted on  CM9000. LEM01-M2 should not be connected at the same time as LEM02B is plugged in.
• All other RS485 Modules, eg Keypads, UCMs, TSM, IRIO are compatible with CM9000 and CM9001
• SEM01-M2 and SEM01C can be used with both CM9000 and CM9001.
  

Replacements/Upgrade
CM9000 and CM9001 PCB mounting holes are the same so one can be replaced with the other in the metal box mounting. However the CM9001 uses a different power supply so replacement of CM9000 with CM9001 will need a new transformer as well. This should not be much of a problem since the new Power supply is light and small and can be mounted without difficulty even though ther may not be mounting holes in the old EN01 enclosure for the power supply.






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CM9001 PCB



CM9000 PCB

Power Supply
A major difference between  CM9001 and CM9000 is the use of a universal (90-260VAC to 15VDC 1.7A) switched power supply TT01-0022 with DC Output  instead of the old 15VAC Transformer (with AC Output). The new power supply can be used for all countries (with all the regulatory and safety approvals) and is much lighter, and is more efficient ie it takes much less current from the mains power supply compared to a transformer. The correct transformer /power supply MUST be used with the matching DSP Board ie Transformer with CM9000 DSP, power supply TT01-0022 with CM9001 DSP. Other than that the CM9001 and CM9000 CPU and DSP boards can be interchanged.



TT01-0022 DC Power Supply for CM9001




T230V Transformer for CM9000

CPU and DSP Boards
The CM9000 and CM9001 PCBs consist of 2 smaller PCBs connected by a connector in the middle. The CPU Board or left half include the microprocessor, the EEPROM and RS485 driver . The DSP board or right half includes the DSP, voice flash memory, and telephone interface. The reason for spliiting up the CM9000/CM9001 into 2 parts is to allow easier inventory control.

The CPU and DSP boards can be interchanged between CM9000 and CM9001, ie CPU from CM9000 and be connected to DSP from CM9001 and vice versa. However the restriction is that the DSP board must be connected to the appropriate power supply, ie CM9000 DSP with the old AC Transformer, and CM9001 DSP with the new Switched DC power supply.  The combination of CM9001 CPU with CM9000 DSP has a part designation, CM9000B which needs the AC transformer.





Firmware Compatibility
Comfort Firmware is the same for CM9000 and CM9001. Firmware can be upgraded to the latest.
Compatibility of other Modules

• LEM01-M2, LEM02-M2, LEM03-M2 can be used with CM9001 and CM9000. LEM02B is a direct plug in on CM9001 so it cannot be mounted on  CM9000. LEM01-M2 should not be connected at the same time as LEM02B is plugged in.
• All other RS485 Modules, eg Keypads, UCMs, TSM, IRIO are compatible with CM9000 and CM9001
• SEM01-M2 and SEM01C can be used with both CM9000 and CM9001.
  

Replacements/Upgrade
CM9000 and CM9001 PCB mounting holes are the same so one can be replaced with the other in the metal box mounting. However the CM9001 uses a different power supply so replacement of CM9000 with CM9001 will need a new transformer as well. This should not be much of a problem since the new Power supply is light and small and can be mounted without difficulty even though ther may not be mounting holes in the old EN01 enclosure for the power supply.






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The main differences are

• New Switching Power Supply 90V to 264 VAC, 15 VDC @1.8Amps, lightweight, safety approved, more efficient woith overvoltage, overcuttrent protection
  
• OP03 plug-in Output Board with 600 mA DC output limit
• Able to plug in ETH03 submodule directly. No need for separate UCM for Cytech App
  
• Zone End-of-line Shunts are removed. The EOL setting (No EOL or Double EOL) is programmed in Comfigurator 3.12.x and above. This removes the problem caused by oxidation of the shunts after many years causing loss of contact, or shunts falling out, causing “Zone Trouble” alarms.  Important – UCM Minimum firmware is 7.098 to allow setting of EOL. 
  
• Removed Local Telephone Control as this feature is not often used. Plug in new DSI Door Station Interface with Ringer allows Local Phone Control and Ringer for Door station.
• Tamper Terminal with 3 pins to allow easy series connection of Tampers
• LEM02B 8 input 0 output expansion can be plugged in on CM9001 without blocking connectors, switches, buttons, or LEDs
• The X10 connector has been removed. X10 is no longer supported
  

Part Numbers

• CM9001-ULT Comfort without enclosure without TT01-0022 switching power supply 90-264VAC 15VDC 1.8 A DC
  
• EN01D Metal Enclosure 310 x 350 x 95 mm with TT01-0023  Switching power supply 90-264VAC 15VDC 1.8A Output
  
• LEM02B Local Expansion Module 8 inputs no outputs, plug in to CM9001
• DSI01 Door station Interface with Ringer and Local Telephone control for CM9001. Note that this is required for Local telephone to control Comfort.
  
• ETH03 – plug in ethernet module for programming or Comfort apps
• OP03 Output Driver submodule for CM9001

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The main differences are

• New Switching Power Supply 90V to 264 VAC, 15 VDC @1.8Amps, lightweight, safety approved, more efficient woith overvoltage, overcuttrent protection
  
• OP03 plug-in Output Board with 600 mA DC output limit
• Able to plug in ETH03 submodule directly. No need for separate UCM for Cytech App
  
• Zone End-of-line Shunts are removed. The EOL setting (No EOL or Double EOL) is programmed in Comfigurator 3.12.x and above. This removes the problem caused by oxidation of the shunts after many years causing loss of contact, or shunts falling out, causing “Zone Trouble” alarms.  Important – UCM Minimum firmware is 7.098 to allow setting of EOL. 
  
• Removed Local Telephone Control as this feature is not often used. Plug in new DSI Door Station Interface with Ringer allows Local Phone Control and Ringer for Door station.
• Tamper Terminal with 3 pins to allow easy series connection of Tampers
• LEM02B 8 input 0 output expansion can be plugged in on CM9001 without blocking connectors, switches, buttons, or LEDs
• The X10 connector has been removed. X10 is no longer supported
  

Part Numbers

• CM9001-ULT Comfort without enclosure without TT01-0022 switching power supply 90-264VAC 15VDC 1.8 A DC
  
• EN01D Metal Enclosure 310 x 350 x 95 mm with TT01-0023  Switching power supply 90-264VAC 15VDC 1.8A Output
  
• LEM02B Local Expansion Module 8 inputs no outputs, plug in to CM9001
• DSI01 Door station Interface with Ringer and Local Telephone control for CM9001. Note that this is required for Local telephone to control Comfort.
  
• ETH03 – plug in ethernet module for programming or Comfort apps
• OP03 Output Driver submodule for CM9001

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