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Comfort Automation/ Security System Forums > Support > Problems & Troubleshooting > Vocabulary Issues > Vocabulary differs... |
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rwm Member
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for as long as I can remember, every time I write PC-> Comfort, I get he message "This configuration's vocabulary differs from that currently defined within Comfort. Do you wish to continue with the transfer?" Sys info: Comfort ll Ultra Version: 5.183 (I would like to update this, but [Firmware upgrade] results in "UCM does not support this operation") File sys: 34 Vocab no: 0 Custom vocab:0 System vocab Version:0 User vocab Version:0 LCD text version:0 LCD KP Minimum version:0 UCM Type: 10 UCM Version: 5.079 Comfigurator: V5.3.2.8 Language: English Residential |
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ident Administrator 
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The problem should be due to the UCM01 5.079. This UCM is about 7 years old and does not support the firmware upgrade or other features The UCMs meant for Comfort II include UCM/232, UCM/USB and UCM/Ethernet, see the Cytech web site http://www.cytech.biz/pc_interfaces.html Your Comfort is Comfort II. If the voice can be heard on the keypad, then you can ignore the Vocabulary message. If you are not making any big changes to your comfort then you may not need the new UCM |
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rwm Member
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This system has been upgraded several times. As far as I can see, the UCM01 was used for the old RS232 interface, now unused as I have an Ethernet interface. Could I remove the UCM01 or might it be necessary for something else? I would like to be able to upgrade the Comfort ll firmware, but Comfigurator [Firmware upgrade] results in "UCM does not support this operation". Is it the old UCM01 that is preventing this? |
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slychiu Administrator 
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If you use the UCM/Ethernet with firmware 5.178 or above you should be able to upgrade Comfort firmware and vicabulary You cannnot do the same through UCM01 The presence of UCM01 should not affect anything as long as you are not using that Rs232 interface for upgrading |
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