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 \"The UCM/IR has a IR learning facility which is launched from Comfigurator > Tools. Not all IR signals can be learned, while some IR signals can be captured but not encoded, or can be encoded but may not work. In such cases there is a RAW file format which can be sent to us by email for analysis.\"

so my Q is how we will advise clients a solution that might not work, is there any definite solution for that ?
thanks
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 \"The UCM/IR has a IR learning facility which is launched from Comfigurator > Tools. Not all IR signals can be learned, while some IR signals can be captured but not encoded, or can be encoded but may not work. In such cases there is a RAW file format which can be sent to us by email for analysis.\"

so my Q is how we will advise clients a solution that might not work, is there any definite solution for that ?
thanks
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These are contributed by Andy Ellis from Household Automation.  They were converted from Pronto codes using the IR Learner Software, see this topic http://www.comfortforums.com/forum50/996.html
The codes generated by Comfort have been tested (at least most of them)






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These are contributed by Andy Ellis from Household Automation.  They were converted from Pronto codes using the IR Learner Software, see this topic http://www.comfortforums.com/forum50/996.html
The codes generated by Comfort have been tested (at least most of them)






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The Function keys on the Keypad can be configured so that a code is needed to access the function

in Comfigurator, Go to Control > Keypad, select the function Key, selecet the Response, check Need code.

A sample response to to Responses depending on the user is shown below

If  UserNo = 1 Then
    Do X10A1ON [X10 A1 ON]
End If
If  UserNo = 4 Then
    Do IR3Output2 [IR 3 Output 2]
End If
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The Function keys on the Keypad can be configured so that a code is needed to access the function

in Comfigurator, Go to Control > Keypad, select the function Key, selecet the Response, check Need code.

A sample response to to Responses depending on the user is shown below

If  UserNo = 1 Then
    Do X10A1ON [X10 A1 ON]
End If
If  UserNo = 4 Then
    Do IR3Output2 [IR 3 Output 2]
End If
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A neat solution is to program a Function Key which bypasses the zone, the uses a timer for say 30 seconds and then unbypasses the zone again This gives 30 seconds for the user to  open the door. It does not matter if the door remains open for longer than 30 seconds, as an open door does not cause an alarm until it is closed and opened again - it is the change to open state which causes the alarm. Hence when the door is closed again, it reverts to 24 hour state

The attached ccl file shows the idea

Zone 1 is a 24 hour NC zone type garage door

Keypad Function 4 activates Response 25 (Bypass Zone for 30 seconds) which uses a Timer for 30 seconds and then calls Unbypass Zone 1

The function Key 4 has Code Needed so that when you press Function 4, a user code must be entered

 

 



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A neat solution is to program a Function Key which bypasses the zone, the uses a timer for say 30 seconds and then unbypasses the zone again This gives 30 seconds for the user to  open the door. It does not matter if the door remains open for longer than 30 seconds, as an open door does not cause an alarm until it is closed and opened again - it is the change to open state which causes the alarm. Hence when the door is closed again, it reverts to 24 hour state

The attached ccl file shows the idea

Zone 1 is a 24 hour NC zone type garage door

Keypad Function 4 activates Response 25 (Bypass Zone for 30 seconds) which uses a Timer for 30 seconds and then calls Unbypass Zone 1

The function Key 4 has Code Needed so that when you press Function 4, a user code must be entered

 

 



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Comfigurator comes with a default library of .ifr IR code files.
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Comfigurator comes with a default library of .ifr IR code files.
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