| Posted: Saturday Apr 16th, 2011 05:32 pm |
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Hi,
I have a KP04-SS (flat stainless steel version of the KP04). All was working fine until I pushed out a new config. Immediately on reset, I get a communication error with the keypad.
I have verified this is keypad 1 (says so on the lcd), also taken it and connected it up with short (50cm) patch cables to the main board and I still get the same problem.
Also of note which makes me the unit may have failed is that if I run the bus monitor when the keypad is connected (long or short cables, it makes no difference) I get a heap of traffic, mostly unknown commands.
I have tried diconnecting everything from the main panel but still the same problem.
Any more ideas?
In the previous post, there was some issue with firmware updating? I didnt think the KP04 could be updated? I have never updated any firmware on my system - it just works. (I have updated comfigurator though numerous times)
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TF
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| Posted: Sunday Apr 17th, 2011 02:07 am |
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Check the ID switches on the keypad. Keypd 1 should have all the shunts A, B, C, D inserted. Perhaps one has fallen off, but as the system does not detect the ID until a reset is done (after a full write) it did not have any effect.
Can you copy and send the gibberish on the Bus monitor, as it may give a clue
Is there another keypad in the system?
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| Posted: Sunday Apr 17th, 2011 07:25 pm |
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I have confirmed that all 4 jumpers are in. This is the only keypad, so it should be number 1.
I have included a capture of the bus monitor from the moment I plug in the unit (which reported communication failure shortly afterwards). Please help!
Thanks
TF
Attachment: busmonitor.log (Downloaded 6 times)
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| Posted: Monday Apr 18th, 2011 02:26 am |
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Thanks
It looks like the reply is corrupted
Can you send the following screens as well;
In Bus Monitor, before starting, uncheck the box Filer Poll/Null Response, then press Start. Then copy to clipboard and save to file
Then Halt, and press Clear to clear the screen. Now disconnect the KP04 and Start the Bus Monitor again without the keypad
Save to another file and send the 2 files to support@cytech.biz
This will pin down if the problem is due to the KP04 or not
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| Posted: Saturday Apr 23rd, 2011 03:23 am |
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Thanks for the two bus monitor logs
The log without the KP04-SS connected shows that when Comfort polls the keypad, there is a reply from a keypad with ID 1
When the KP04-SS is connected, the reply is corrupted, because both keypads are set to the same ID of 1
Comfort is also polling a Door station with ID1 but there is no response. Hence it seems likely that the Door station has its shunt set to keypad which makes it behave like a keypad.
On the Door Station, JP5 should be on the DS position if you have a DP03. Reset the DP03 by removing and connecting power
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| Posted: Saturday Apr 23rd, 2011 04:27 pm |
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| Posted: Sunday Apr 24th, 2011 02:16 am |
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No DM02 shpuld not be configurable as a keypad
Does the Door station work?
If you disconnect the DM02, does the KP04 work?
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| Posted: Sunday Apr 24th, 2011 09:35 am |
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ok, this is downright weird! I disconnected everything before and had no luck however currently....
The KP04 works fine as long as the DM02 isnt plugged in (I dont use the DM02 yet so cant test it). As soon as I plug it in, the system goes crazy. I have checked the bus monitor polls (handy tip) and get garble everytime I poll for keypad01, so its clearly a problem between the DM02.
OK I have just changed the ID on the DM02 so that its now ID 2, changed comfigurator to say 1 have 2 keypads ond 0 doorstations and guess what - no alarms...
So I think the problem is actually with the DM02 now thanks to your help. How can the DM02 think its a keypad?
Thanks for the help so far - real learning experience!
TF
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| Posted: Monday Apr 25th, 2011 01:22 am |
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What is the firmware version of the DM02? You can see that from the label on the main IC on the DM02.
Is the doorbell button faulty, or permanently pressed? This may be causing the problem.
Last edited on Monday Apr 25th, 2011 02:05 am by ident
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| Posted: Monday Apr 25th, 2011 02:14 am |
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I made a mistake on my previous post, I was asking for the firmware of the DM02, not RIO
I think the cause of the problem is the Doorbell button seems to be permanently closed
This can be because the shunt J1 is shorted between 2-3, but the Door station is providing a voltage to the Bell pin. If this is the case then the DM02 may will be detected as a keypad
To fix the problem, change the J1 shunt to 1-2 and reset or switch power to the DM02 off and on
J1 shunt should be at 1-2 if the Door bell button provides a voltage and J1 should be at 2-3 if the button is a dry contact.
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| Posted: Monday Apr 25th, 2011 12:09 pm |
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OK now we're getting somewhere.
I'm afraid I already have J1 in 1-2 position. I have however confirmed that taking out the "bell" connection to the doorphone means everything works as expected (DM02 is recognised as a doorstation). Tried J1 in either position with same results.
So this is a bit strange, I can see that there is about 2v present on the "bell" cable and when the button is pressed, it drops to 0v which seems a little bit round the wrong way to me...
I can get things to sort of work by disconnecting the bell, resettnig the DM02 and then connecting the bell at which point the unit tries to dial out as if the bell has been pushed. When the button for more than a sec, I get a "ding dong" however thats on release of the button, not a press. Also, is the "ding dong" supposed to come out of the doorphone too? Loks like the mic and speaker are permanently on too as I can generate feedback with my hand in certain places. Its almost like the J1 in 1-2 hasnt worked, or I have a bad doorphone?
TF
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| Posted: Monday Apr 25th, 2011 01:08 pm |
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With J1 at position 1-2, the door station should be providing 0V when the bell is not pressed, and a voltage when the bell is pressed. Having 2V at reset causes the doorbell to be in the keypad intercom mode, where it can intercom to the keypads. This mode is rarely used and will be removed in future
Hence it looks like the Door station is faulty. You shall have to get it replaced or repaired by the supplier. Note that this microDP is not a Cytech product
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