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Each Comfort Counter will also trigger a Counter Response when Dupline sends a
command which is mapped to a counter.
For example, Dupline Output B1 is mapped to Counter 9. In order to allow this to send a command to control an aircondtioner by IR commands, we can make use of the Counter Response. Go to Events > Counters and select Counter 9.
Each Counter can be assigned a Response which is triggered when the Counter is
changed by Dupline. On the right pane, you can assign the Response by clicking on the ... Button to the right of Response Name. The example below shows how to assign as Response to send an IR code to Output 1.
This means that when any change in the Dupline B1 Output is seen by Comfort, it will
trigger the IR command. In practice you would like to control the Aircon to turn on or
off depending on the Dupline On or Off command. This can be done by creating the
Response as shown as the Counter Response
If Last UCM Counter = 0 means if the Value of the Counter that triggered the
Response is 0. Hence the above Response will do IR1Output1 when the Dupline B1
command is OFF and do IR2Output1 when the Dupline B1 command is On.
Please read the UCM/Dupline Manual which can be downloaded from http://www.cytech.biz/ucmdupline_manual.html
Last edited on Sunday Jun 17th, 2012 03:17 am by ident
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