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Comfigurator - migrating from V223 to V328
#11
Hi

Uninstalled 331 and cleaned up the registry and reloaded version 328.

The newer UCM with the sister serial board has connectivity with 328.

The older serial UCM has no connectivity with 328.

I need both to work as I want to use the newer UCM with the plugin ethernet module for the Ipad and the older serial UCM for Control4

The older serial UCM works with 223.

Both UCM has firmware 6007




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#12
can you install 3.3.1 on another PC and check if both UCMs  are working Comfigurator 2 can coexiti with Comfigurator 3 on the same PC but you can only use one of them at a time to comunicate with the UCM because the COM port ncan be used by 1 application at a time

Also connect using Hyperterminal to the  UCM which is having problems see if you can communicate  by seyting the COM port


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#13
Hi

New UCM with sister board works on 223, 328 and hyperterminal

Old UCM works with 223 but not on 328

However the hyperterminal on old UCM is extremely slow when typing <C>LI1234

and does not respond. Tried with shunts F &G off and on
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#14
Could it have been that your 223 config was set at a different baud rate for the UCM serial; say 4800 and on 328 it is set for 9600?

I guess without checking the jumpers that set the baud rate on the card it\'s difficult to know.

Just a thought.

Julian

 
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#15
Iif you say the old UCM is extremely slow when typing LI1234 with Hyperterminal that could indicate a problen with it and why it does not work with Comfigurator

It cannot be the wrong baud rate otherwise it would not work at all, unless you set a different baud rate on Hyperterminal? the UCM does not allow diffierent baud rates exceptp for some special firmware versions

Can you send a photo of the old UCM to support@cytech.biz so we can check

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#16
Hi Julian,

Which jumper sets the baud rate?

I all instances I used 9600 on HTerm

Thanks for the feeds.
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#17
Sorry, my mistake, you cant.

J
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