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gsnottingham · 10-01-2025, 09:24 AM

A few months back my original LEM board stopped working after a high voltage found its way onto one of the outputs which stopped the output driver board from functioning. As a temporary fix I removed the output driver board and the inputs continued to work normally.

I could not order a new output driver board so I ordered a new LEM01B which I fitted for the first time today. So far I have plugged in the inputs but not the ouputs.

The system tells me that I have Zone Trouble on zones 9, 10 and 11.

These three zones all connect to internal doors which are used for non-alarm purposes (indicating when parts of the house are accessible to pets for example) so I do not think they were ever fitted with EOL resistors.

I am running comfigurator 4. In Zones/Inputs the EOL column says 'Use Shunts' for all zones, but the drop down menu does not allow this to be changed.

Do I now have to add EOL resistors to these zones to make them work, even though they are set to 'SwitchNC' since I cannot change the jumper settings manually? If this is the cause of the problem can I fall back to an earlier version of comfigurator that lets me change this setting?

If my guess above is wrong, is there an alternative obvious explanation for the problem I am having please? I have spent a few hours searching on this forum withou any success so far.

Thanks

***slychiu*** · 10-01-2025, 09:56 AM

Can you do a Scan for modules.

Scan for Modules is dont by right clicking on Controller in the Modules Tab and selecting Scan for Modules
The LEM01 new version without shunts should be detected aftrer scanning completes.

If not, can you open Monitor I/O and press Copy to Clipboard then send the Monitor IO

gsnottingham · 10-01-2025, 10:06 AM

(10-01-2025, 09:56 AM)slychiu Wrote: Can you do a Scan for modules.

Scan for Modules is dont by right clicking on Controller in the Modules Tab and selecting Scan for Modules
The LEM01 new version without shunts should be detected aftrer scanning completes.

If not, can you open Monitor I/O and press Copy to Clipboard then send the Monitor IO

Thanks for the rapid response.
I have 'scanned for modules' a number of timnes, but don't see any LEM listed. What I see are:
2 x UCM (ethernet and GSM4)
3 x keypads
1 x Door Station
1 x Slave
8 x RIO

I will paste the monitor feed below.

> LI****
< LU01
> DT
< DT2025100111014701
> EL
< EL1111FFFFFFFF
> UL000003
< DL00000305FF22D7
> V?
< V?FE080D22400100
> v?
< v?05FF2B010203FFFF
> U?
< U?0A07E1110100
> SN01
< SN0101080400
> u?00
< u?110A07E10000
< u?121908050001
< SN11000000F0
< SN12000000F0
< u?210000000000
< SN2100000000
< u?310000000000
< SN3100000000
< u?410000000000
< SN4100000000
< u?420000000000
< SN4200000000
< u?430000000000
< SN4300000000
< u?510000000000
< SN5100000000
< u?520000000000
< SN5200000000
< u?530000000000
< SN5300000000
< u?540000000000
< SN5400000000
< u?550000000000
< SN5500000000
< u?560000000000
< SN5600000000
< u?570000000000
< SN5700000000
< u?580102080000
< SN5800000000
< u?FFFFFFFF0100
> RD12000002
< RD120000020004E8
> D?0000
> f?00
> Y?
> Z?
> z?
> M?
> K?
> a?
> d?
< f?000C00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
< Y?00000000
< Z?30000000
< z?000004002140101300000000000000
< M?0001
< KL00010000
< a?100000000000000000
< d?00
> UL000003
< DL00000305FF22D7
> V?
< V?FE080D22400100
> v?
< v?05FF2B010203FFFF
> U?
< U?0A07E1110100
> u?00
< u?110A07E10000
< u?121908050001
< SN11000000F0
< SN12000000F0
< u?210000000000
< SN2100000000
< u?310000000000
< SN3100000000
< u?410000000000
< SN4100000000
< u?420000000000
< SN4200000000
< u?430000000000
< SN4300000000
< u?510000000000
< SN5100000000
< u?520000000000
< SN5200000000
< u?530000000000
< SN5300000000
< u?540000000000
< SN5400000000
< u?550000000000
< SN5500000000
< u?560000000000
< SN5600000000
< u?570000000000
< SN5700000000
< u?580102080000
< SN5800000000
< u?FFFFFFFF0100
> RD12000002
< RD120000020004E8
> D?0000
< IP0F01
< IP0F00
< IP0F01
< IP0F00
< IP0F01
< IP0F00
< IP0F01
< LU00

***slychiu*** · 10-02-2025, 12:37 AM

The LEMis reported in this line
< EL1111FFFFFFFF
Strange, This means that you have LEM01 with shunts not LEM01B
Can you let me have the serial number of your LEM01 and Comfort. also do you have a slave and LEM?
could you send your cclx file to supprot@cytech.biz please

gsnottingham · (This post was last modified: 10-02-2025, 01:05 AM by gsnottingham.)

(10-02-2025, 12:37 AM)slychiu Wrote: The LEMis reported in this line
< EL1111FFFFFFFF
Strange, This means that you have LEM01 with shunts not LEM01B
Can you let me have the serial number of your LEM01 and Comfort. also do you have a slave and LEM?
could you send your cclx file to supprot@cytech.biz please

The new LEM serial number is C098037.

Yes I do have a slave and LEM.

Writing on the LEM says PC01-003D Rev D (in white) and then PV0041 in black. I don's see a serial number printed on the LEM.

The main slave and comfort boards have other boards mounted on top of them. Both are old, from the 1990's although I think the comfort board did get replaced once, but again that was long ago.

(10-02-2025, 12:37 AM)slychiu Wrote: The LEMis reported in this line
< EL1111FFFFFFFF
Strange, This means that you have LEM01 with shunts not LEM01B
Can you let me have the serial number of your LEM01 and Comfort. also do you have a slave and LEM?
could you send your cclx file to supprot@cytech.biz please

I have sent the cclx file by email along with a photo of the LEM01B board in situ.
I have tried scanning for modules again and it still gives the same line
< EL1111FFFFFFFF

Thanks for your help

(10-02-2025, 12:37 AM)slychiu Wrote: The LEMis reported in this line
< EL1111FFFFFFFF
Strange, This means that you have LEM01 with shunts not LEM01B
Can you let me have the serial number of your LEM01 and Comfort. also do you have a slave and LEM?
could you send your cclx file to supprot@cytech.biz please

Sorry for the multiple replies. Looking again at the phot I just emailed you I see there is a printed label on the comfort board which says A026465 so I wonder if that is the serial number. If you need the sertial number of the slave (which is definitely from the 1990s) I can take the LEM off and see if there is a label underneath.

***slychiu*** · 10-07-2025, 06:43 AM

The LEM01B without shunts has a compatibility isue when connected to CM9000 with shunts. This causes the LEM01B to lose the menu for double EOL or shunts and is fixed to use shunts due to the main CM9000. The solution in this case is to set zone types on the LEM to Digital Normally Closed instead of switch Normally Closed. Digital Normally Open or closed allows a wider range of resistance without causing zone trouble