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Programming Comfort II

Programming Comfort II Basic Programming by Comfigurator 3 Revised 22 February 2009 Objective To learn how to program Comfort using Comfigurator 3 and download to Comfort This is an introductory course – possibilities are endless Requirements One of the UCMs below

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Programming Comfort II

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  1. Programming Comfort II Basic Programming by Comfigurator 3 Revised 22 February 2009

  2. Objective • To learn how to program Comfort using Comfigurator 3 and download to Comfort • This is an introductory course – possibilities are endless

  3. Requirements • One of the UCMs below • UCM05 for serial interface (Rs232) or • UCM/Ethernet for Ethernet interface or • CWM02 in Passthrough mode • UCM/USB • Comfigurator version 3 – download from www.cytech.biz/software.html • Windows XP or Vista

  4. Training Equipment • Comfort CP9000 • KP04 • DP03 + Ringer • UCM05 • LEM01-M2 • RC01 • Notebook • ZTS Zone Test Switches • Test Lamps • IRM01 IR Transmitter

  5. References • Programming with Action Codes • Programming with Comfigurator • Programming Worksheet FS34

  6. Programming Methods • Comfigurator Software v3 • Engineer Menu via keypad or telephone • This training introduction will focus on Comfigurator

  7. Comfigurator • File > New to create a new file • Select Template Comfort II Ultra • Status bar shows file system and Vocabulary • File System 34 for Ultra (31 for Optimum) • Make sure you get this RIGHT!. Most problems encountered by first time users are because of this To change the default template selection, go to menu Options > Default Template

  8. File Formats • File formats for Comfigurator 3 .cclx for files, .cctx for templates. Based on XML format • File format for Comfigurator 2 .ccl for files, cct for templates • Save As..to convert ccl to cclx if you have files created by Comfigurator 2 or vice versa

  9. Connection Settings • Menu Options > Settings • In UCM Settings, select Serial (RS232), Network (Ethernet) or USB depending on what UCM you have

  10. Connection Settings - Serial • For UCM05 with RS232, select COM Port. • Make sure you select the correct COM port!

  11. Connection Settings - Network • For Network, enter IP Address and Port of UCM/Ethernet (set by DS Manager)

  12. Connection Settings - USB • For UCM/USB(new), when you plug in the USB connector to the PC, it will be automatically detected and driver installed. • When USB is selected, the Serial Number is displayed. If there is nore than 1 UCM/USB, they can be selected in the drop-down box. If there is no serial number seen that means there is no valid USB connection found.

  13. Options > Settings – other settings • Auto-recovery Save Interval – for automatic backup • Optimize Responses – best to avoid • Toolbar – select which icons appear on the toolbar

  14. Modules and Settings • Configuration > Modules and Settings • Enter the appropriate numbers of Keypads, Door Stations, Slaves, UCMs, SCS/RIO • The Module ID shunts must be unique for each type of ID, must not conflict with other devices of the same type

  15. Modules and Settings • Configuration Flags are miscellaneous System Settings • After downloading changes in Configuration flags, Reset is needed if not doing a full download

  16. Configuration Flags (I) • Wait for Dial Tone – uncheck if dial tone is absent from phone line. Normally checked • Ignore Line Cut – check if phone line not connected. Local phone access to Comfort and to door station will not work • Allow Force Arm – uncheck if Force Arm is not permitted in system • Siren Reverse – check for self actuated (SAB) sirens, ie remove siren supply to turn on siren • Local Phone Voltage from Ringer – Not Used

  17. Configuration Flags (II) • Seize Line for Idle Dialouts- Normally Comfort does not cut off local phones when dialing out for Idle alarms eg Arm & disarm. Check if idle alarms should cut off local phones so dialout cannot be interrupted • Disable Arming Voice on Door Station – uncheck if open zones to be announced on the Door Station while arming. This allows user to hear if system is armed successfully • Repeat Last Zone on Keypads – During alarm, the last zone triggered keeps announcing on all keypads except while dialing out

  18. Configuration Flags (III) • Call Screening on Keypad – while recording messages from callers, the caller voice is heard on Keypad 1. User can answer call and stop recording message • Answering Machine Bypass – To bypass fax machines and external answer machines on the same phone line. User calls home, hangs up after 1 ring. Call again after 10 to 25 seconds. Comfort will answer imemdiately • Hear Announcements on Phone – While using the phone, announcements including door station announcement can be heard • Show Alarms – For European standard EN50131 only. • Entry Dial Delay – For European standard EN50131 only.

  19. Configuration Flags (IV) • Allow Low Battery Arm – Normally Low Battery or NO battery prevents system from Arming. Check box to permit arming with no or low battery. Uncheck for EN50131/PD6662 compliance • Require Engineer Code to Write.. Check to require Engineer Code login (default 6789) before Write to Comfort (protection against users) This means F0 on keypad is required before engineer code • Detect Battery Disconnected. Low Battery alarm if battery not connected. Check for EN50131/PD6662

  20. Programming Model • Zone/Input Programming • Alarm and Dial-out Settings • Control Menu • Events and Responses

  21. Write (PC -> Comfort) • Write Configuration to Comfort • In Transfer Menu, select Write (PC to Comfort) • If “Require Engineer Code to Login” is enabled, Login window opens “Press F0 on keypad and enter Engineer Code” • If Don’t Require Engineer code, then enter User code (1234)

  22. Write (PC -> Comfort) • Transfer should start. Progress bar shows the percent completed • If the File system is not matched to the Comfort system, warning message will be seen. Select the correct file system • Comfort II Ultra = File System 34 • Comfort II Optimum = File System 31 • If the wrong file system is used, system stops working and red/green leds on PCB remain on. Load the correct file system by selecting Comfort II Ultra or Optimum and write to Comfort

  23. Transfer Menu • Write Selective – only changed screens are download – be careful • Read (Comfort to PC), All descriptions are lost • Read Selective – Read only selected screens from Comfort. • Event Log – Read event log from Comfort and save as file or print • Reset System –Restarts Comfort. No data is lost • Set Comfort Date/Time – sync Comfort clock

  24. Transfer Menu • System Information – uploads version information from Comfort. Needed when asking for tech support. Automatically saved in Configuration >General Information > System Settings • Vocab Upgrade – Upgrade Vocabulary or language from a vocabulary file to Comfort. • Sentences Table Upgrade – write sentences from a vocabulary file to Comfort • Firmware download – Upgrade firmware for Comfort Flash CPU (>5.100)

  25. I/O Monitor • View > I/O Monitor to open a window showing communications with Comfort. This is useful for debugging purposes

  26. Zones/Inputs Security > Zones/Inputs

  27. Zones/Inputs • Zone Type • 4 Words for each zone • Entry Path – NOT the same as Entry Door Zone Type • On/Off Response

  28. Zones/ Inputs • Program Zone 2 as Zone Type = Door/Window, Phrase = Kitchen Window • Download to Comfort. Transfer > PC > Comfort. Wait for system to Reset • Press F3,2 on Keypad for Security Check. This announces all Zones which are open. • Open Zone and 2. Hear the zone names being announced

  29. Zones/ Inputs • Drag and Drop zones from one place to another – Try it • This is very useful when you need to change zones from one input to another

  30. Security > Zone Types • 31 Zone Types to be assigned to a zone • Zone Types determine behaviour of the Zone • Settings – Disabled, Immediate, Alert, Perimeter for each mode: Security Off, Away, Night, Day • Alarm Type – Normal when the Zone is activated in Immediate setting • Alarm Type – Trouble when Zone trouble when system armed

  31. Zone Types • Entry – Zone is Entry Door • 24 Hour – zone is Immediate in all modes and cannot be bypassed • Normally Open – zone is closed when activated. (Security zones are usually Normally Closed) • Digital – Zone is either open or Closed, no Short Circuit or Open Circuit state. Used for CSM03 • Sensitivity – minimum duration in ms for zone to be activated before registering a change to ON • Zone Types normally need not be changed from the defaults

  32. Zone Types • Common Zone Types • Door/Window for magnetic contacts • Entry Door – for front door used in arming/entry • PIR Night/Away – PIR active in Away and Night (not Day) • PIR Away – PIR active in Away only (not Day or Night) • Panic – Panic button activates Panic Alarm • Fire NC – Activates Fire/Smoke Alarm • Digital N/O – for CSM03 or switches

  33. Alarm Types Security Types > Alarm Types • Dial-out, Dial Indexes, Response, Strobe, Siren Type

  34. Alarm Types • Alarm Type properties are shown on right

  35. Alarm > Dialout • Dial-out: Yes to enable dialout • Dial Indexes: 1 to 8 refers to the phone numbers programmed • Select any combination of the phone numbers to dial out for this alarm type • Dial Delay determines if there is a delay before dialing out – Not normally used

  36. Alarm Type – Other Parameters • Response – Triggered by this alarm eg turn on lights • Alarm Phrase – sentence announced on dialout • Strobe – yes /no • Siren – Type • State – Idle, Trouble, Alert, Alarm (priority) • Report/Restore Class code – for CMS

  37. Phone Numbers • 8 phone numbers – Voice Phone, Pager, Central Monitoring Station • If UCM/GSM is present, SMS Phone Type is available • 20 digits for phone numbers

  38. Programming Comfort Alarm • Programming Comfort for Alarm is simple! • Program Zones – assign zone types and words • Program Telephone numbers (max 8) • Program Alarm Types – dialout to which phones • That is all for a basic Comfort configuration!

  39. Security > Arming & Disarming • Entry Time – Time allowed to disarm system • Exit Time – Time allowed to leave house when arming • Entry Warning Time – additional warning time after entry time expires – warning siren • Night Exit Time – time for Night Arming • Exit Time Abort – Time before abort arm when zones open • Alarm Abort – Signal to ARCs when system disarmed within 90 seconds after alarm

  40. Security > Arming & Disarming • Away Arming Method • Final Door – arm after Entry Door Zone type is closed –Preferred! • After Exit Delay – arm after fixed delay – no entry door !AVOID unless an Entry Door Contact cannot be installed. • Exit Terminator – arm by doorbell after exit

  41. Events and Responses Events are things monitored by Comfort, eg Inputs, Alarms, Time Programs etc Response Events Responses are Programs or Macros which determine Comfort’s customised behavior

  42. Events and Responses

  43. Responses and Actions • Responses are programs or macros consisting of 1 or more Actions • Actions are commands in Comfort’s programming language • e.g. - Output 5 On, IR Code to Output 10, Activate Alarm, X10 A15 On. • See Action Codes Reference for a full list

  44. Zone Response • Each Zone or Input can activate any Response • Select the Zone and Right Click on “On Response” • Select the Response called Output1On

  45. Zone Response • Selective Download Zones to Comfort • Put Test Lamps on Output 1 and 2 • Put Zone Test Switch on Zone 1 and 2 • Press the zone 1 switch – this causes O/P 1 Lamp to turn on

  46. Zone Off Response • Select Zone 1 OFF Response, and select the Response Output1Off • Selective Download Zones to Comfort • Press Zone 1 Switch. Output 1 Lamp turns on • Now when Zone 1 Button is released, Output 1 Lamp will turn off

  47. Alarm Responses • Security Types > Alarm Types, select Alarm Type 1 (Intruder)> Response • Right Click and Select the Response Output2On • Selective Write Alarm Types

  48. Alarm Responses • Arm the security system to away mode, and open then close zone 1 (Main Door) • Open Zone 2 to cause alarm • Intruder Alarm causes O/P 2 to turn on • Each of the 31 Alarm Types can be programmed with their own Response • Eg Alarm Type “System Armed” will activate when Comfort is armed to any mode • Alarm Type “Security Off” when system is disarmed • Alarm Type “Entry Alert” when Entry Door is Opened when system is armed. Can be used to turn on hall light

  49. Creating Responses • Lets create a new Response All Lights Off to turn on outputs 1 and 2 • Events > Responses to open the Responses Screen • Right Click anywhere and select “Add Response”

  50. Creating Responses • The New Response window opens • Type in the Description “All Lights Off” • The Name field is automatically created, but can be changed • We will create a response to turn off outputs 1 and 2 as an example

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