| Posted: Wednesday May 9th, 2007 04:25 am |
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Ian Clarke
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With the next release of Comfigurator can we please have a template file that only has the responses that are used, in the default program, when the panel arrives. These are a hang over from when comfort did not have such an excellant tool as comfigurator to easily create syntax correct responses.
Eg. Delete
ALL X10 responses. ( Useless and time consuming to remove for installs of C-Bus, Dynalite, EIB, Rako)
All OUTPUT 1 ON, OUPUT 1 OFF etc.
PULSE OUTPUT?? etc
TWOWAYSwitch etc
IRCommand etc
Basically every thing that is not blue in the current template . i.e called by a keypad button. This comes down to about 20 responses.
These responses can be added into groups of .crs files that can be imported when required.
If we would like to show how things are done, then I suggest that we have a range of fully working programs, CCL files, that show best practise technigues of programming the things that will be included in 80 percent of installes.
For example a program that has
6 PIRS 4 Programmed as PIR AWAY and 2 as PIR NIGHTAWAY , one as a handover zone,
1 Garage door with supporting responses for open and close based on garage reed.
1 front gate
1 front door
Supporting responses to open these and called from the miscellaneous responses screen.
1 keypad
1 door station
program for auto weekly test to monitoring station
Daylight saving with comments telling how to switch between northern and souther hemisphere.
A C-Bus version with and 8 channel dimmer with a coded response for all on and all off that implements the grouping into four commands that is required.
Similar for X10.
Similar for Dynalite
Similar for EIB.
Any comments? Thoughts?
Regards Ian
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| Posted: Wednesday May 9th, 2007 02:30 pm |
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| Posted: Friday May 11th, 2007 01:09 am |
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| Posted: Saturday May 12th, 2007 03:12 am |
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Here is a minimal ccl file that I have configured
Attachment: defmin34.cct (Downloaded 39 times)
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| Posted: Saturday May 12th, 2007 03:53 am |
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However the minimal configuration template is only for experienced Comfort programmers. The "full" templates contain useful responses and examples which can be used in many situations for X10, IR, etc
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| Posted: Saturday May 12th, 2007 03:45 pm |
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Hi Chiu, I agree that the current template files be retained, or a modified version of them them to show examples for how to do the many powerful things that comfort can do. These can act as examples for new users. I would suggest that you remove the multiple instances of the same command but with a different output etc, and use the space for examples of different and more complex examples. There needs to be some documentation to accompany this file, that exlains what the example response is doing, and explanations of were it would be used.
Regards Ian
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| Posted: Saturday Oct 11th, 2008 01:50 am |
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Chiu,
Can you advise if I was to convert this to File System 24, it would be suitable for use on Ultra I
thanks
Campbell
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| Posted: Saturday Oct 11th, 2008 03:17 am |
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Yes you can do that
If there is anything that does not fit on FS24, it should show as an error, but a minimum template should not have any problems
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| Posted: Friday Mar 6th, 2009 08:58 am |
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Will the defmin34.cct file work with the new tuning parameters of 5.145 and how do you import it to Comfigurator 3.0.0?
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| Posted: Friday Mar 6th, 2009 11:28 am |
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You can import tuning parameters from any file in Comfigurator 3
File Import > Configuration Items, select the file name. A list of items will be shown. Check Tuning Parameters
To Import new tuning parameters, select fiile type cctx (ie Templates) and the file newtuning.cctx in the Config folder in Comfigurator 3
Tuning parameters 43 and 44 are for Fullduplex phone to KP/.DP and Fullduplex KP to DP
These are set to 0. You can try to set them to 1 for true fullduplex (and reset)
This may give you more natural intercom performance but at the cost of lower volume
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| Posted: Monday May 3rd, 2010 12:06 pm |
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A minimal template file with very few responses is not needed now with the new Comfigurator 3.3 and above
Just Use Edit > Delete Unfixed and Unreferenced Responses to delete all Responses that are not used in the current configuration
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