My ZUMNET-JBOX or ZUMLINK device reports as an UNDEFINED model type?

Last modified by Alexander Mott on 2023/11/29 22:53

Sometimes, ZUMNET-JBOXs or ZUMLINK-* devices will report as an "UNDEFINED" model type when queried in Network Device Tree view or using the "ppndiscover" Text Console Command. 

In this case, it is necessary to connect to the ZUMNET-JBOX and run a specific text console command to correct the device.

The command to run takes the format: rcon [netID].[CID] setmodel [modelNumber]

Once the command has been run, reboot the ZUMNET-JBOX using the reboot command. Refer to the table below for the [modelNumber] for each device. The [netID] for all ZUMNET-JBOXs is "1". ZUMLINK devices landed on Net 2 of a DIN-CENCN-2 will require a [netID] of "2", while ZUMLINK devices landed directly on a processor will not have a [netID].

For example, a ZUMLINK-DT-QUATTRO-DLS at CID 05 reporting as a ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLS should be corrected with the command: rcon 1.5 setmodel 3

Undefined ModelCorrect ModelModel Number
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-IR-QUATTRO-DLS1
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-IR-QUATTRO-HD-DLS2
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-DT-QUATTRO-DLS3
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-US-QUATTRO-DLS4
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-US-ONEWAY-DLS5
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-US-HALLWAY-DLS6
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-IR-QUATTRO-DLS-RLY7
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-IR-QUATTRO-HD-DLS-RLY8
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-DT-QUATTRO-DLS-RLY9
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-US-QUATTRO-DLS-RLY10
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-US-ONEWAY-DLS-RLY11
ZUMLINK-OCC-VAC-UNDEFINED-DLSZUMLINK-US-HALLWAY-DLS-RLY12
ZUMNET-UNDEFINEDZUMNET-JBOX-16A-LV1
ZUMNET-UNDEFINEDZUMNET-JBOX-DALI2
ZUMLINK-UNDEFINEDZUMLINK-JBOX-16A-LV3
ZUMLINK-UNDEFINEDZUMLINK-JBOX-20A-SW4
ZUMLINK-UNDEFINEDZUMLINK-JBOX-20A-PLUG5