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I picked a problem with my Vocabulary (voice) on my keypad. The keypad is not picking up the text file (according to the error received on the keypad). Then I tried to do a Vocab Upgrade. After the indicator goes to 0%, it almost immediately displays an error Vocab Errors on the screen (using Comfigurator V3.13.6.0).
Not sure what else I can do to fix this scenario? The rest of the Comfort system seems to work fine.
Any suggestions?
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PLease reset the Comfort and try the vocab upgrade again
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Ok, I have done a reset of the system. I also powered the system off, removed the battery. I also removed the keypad in one of the attempts. However no difference. I keep on getting the Vocab errors message on the screen.
Not sure if one was able to do that in the past, but I cannot change the wordlist to English Residential as well. Wordlist shows as blank.
I suspect the main board is possibly damaged. Is there a way that I can confirmed that?
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I suspect the DSP or Flash IC is damaged if the Vocab cannpt be upgraded.
Can you see a serial numbetr starting with C or P followed by 6 digits on the Comfort PCB?
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The serial number is P031939.
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The serial number is not in the system, perhaps it is tooo old.
Is that a Comfort 1 PCB (single board) or Comfort 2 (2 boards) and what is the firmware?Take a hoto of the board if you are not sure
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It is a Comfort 2 board (2 boards) and the current version of firmware is 7.175.According to Comfigurator application the latest firmware version.
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Can you just explain the the acronym DSP? I am not sure what that is referring to. If I understand you correctly it is the the second board of the Comfort PC Board which sits on the right hand side of the Comfort PC Board. Is that correct?
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DSP stands for Digital Signal Processor. It is the IC that goves the speech and recording functions for Comfort. It is on the right half of the Comfort PCB, along with the power supply and Keypad connectors