Honeywell K594.RF Manuel utilisateur

K595.RF Product Guide

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K594.RF Product Guide

Table of Contents

Table of Contents .............................................. Page 1

Overview and General Concept......................... Page 2

Application......................................................... Page 2

Features ............................................................ Page 3

Installation ......................................................... Page 3

Commissioning .................................................. Page 4

Using the E527/E527.4G ............................... Page 5

Using the E529 .............................................. Page 5

Binding the K594 ............................................... Page 6

Using the E527/E527.4G ............................... Page 6

Using the E529 .............................................. Page 7

Testing............................................................... Page 8

PIR Specifications.............................................. Page 9

RF Specifications............................................... Page 9

Technical Specifications .................................... Page 9

PIR Coverage .................................................... Page 11

Document Revision History................................ Page 11

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Overview and

General Concepts

The K594.RF wall mounted passive infrared (PIR) motion detector (Figure 1)

adds occupancy sensing and peripheral–status reporting capability to INNCOM

integrated guestroom control systems. The K594.RF can be a key participant

in an INNCOM Integrated Room Automation System guestroom network.

The K594.RF, in conjunction with its room controller, and an in-room

communication network, helps determine guestroom occupancy. Occupancy

sensing leads to better management of energy usage and security; extends

heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment life; enhances the overall

operating efficiency of the hotel; and improves guest satisfaction. The

K594.RF’s swiveling head adjusts to give optimum coverage to any room

configuration.

The K594.RF can also monitor and report on the status (e.g., open/closed) of

other devices within the guestroom (see Application below).

Application

The K594.RF’s microprocessor-controlled PIR detects motion in a guestroom

and reports it to the room controller. Combined with information from other

inputs (such as a lanai or window switch or a minibar), guestroom occupancy

can be determined and used for energy control or lighting decisions.

Occupancy information may also be signaled to Housekeeping using the

corridor doorbell display or a floor-level terminal.

On power-up, the K594.RF will flash the LED for approximately two seconds as

it configures itself using settings in nonvolatile memory (see table below).

The K594.RF will then go into Operation Mode, where it checks the auxiliary

input, the motion detector, and the Bind switch status (see Commissioning).

The K594.RF will process any actions instigated by those checks; after that (or

if there is no action), it will enter a low-power state (Sleep Mode) to conserve

battery power.

The K594.RF can also act as a minibar server if the IO map is so programmed.

Figure 1. K594.RF Motion Sensor

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Features

•Wide angle dispersion

•Swivel mounting

•Light (photo) sensor

•Auxiliary input

•Easy installation

•No maintenance

•Long battery life

•2.4Ghz IEEE 802.15.4 compliant RF transceiver (CC2430 radio core)

•FCC Part 15b listed

Installation

Location of the K594.RF is determined by the individual guestroom design.

Placement for the K594.RF should provide maximum room coverage by the

PIR motion detector while maintaining RF communication between the

device and the e4 thermostat. Ideally, the K594.RF should be positioned on

a wall in opposition to entrances and interior doors (8ft. high, 0° angle, 0°

pitch). It should be positioned to view both the entry door and the bed areas

of the guestroom; the swivel mounting allows adjustment for optimal

occupancy sensing.

The K594.RF should be mounted within operational range of the e4

thermostat and any other devices it may communicate with. Avoid possible

sources of radio interference such as metallic boxes, WiFi access points,

microwave ovens, water pipes, and the like.

1. Remove the mounting base from the K594.RF

2. Drill two holes in the wall corresponding to the screw holes in the base

3. Mount the base using the 6x32x1 screws supplied

4. For a wireless device, insert 4 AA batteries into the battery

compartment assembly

5. Snap the battery compartment assembly to the base

Description Value

Room ID 65535

RF Channel 26

TX Power 0x5F (0dB)

P5 Address 189

P5 Channel 1

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Item Description

1 Fresnel Lens

2 PIR Board PCBA

3 Right Side Back

4 Battery Cover

5 Battery

6 Base PCBA

7 Mounting Base

8 Screws 6x32x1

9 Front Cover

10 TXR, SMT, PCBA

11 Module PCBA

12 Photo Sensor

13 Left Side Back

14 POS/NEG Plate (R+/L-)

15 Spring Sheet

Commissioning

To function as part of the in-room network, the K594.RF must be

commissioned by accepting instruction as to room identification, RF channel,

P5 address, P5 channel, and IOMap setting for the specific room (see IOMap

Summary table below). An E528.4G, E527.4G or E529 can be used to

configure and bind the K594.RF.

Prepare the thermostat to bind the K594 by setting the Room ID, PAN ID

and RF Channel into the thermostat:

Figure 2. Mechanical Drawing

Status LED Bind Switch

H2 Aux Input Header

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If Using the E528/E527.4G:

1. Enter Service Parameter Mode on the Thermostat:

a) Press and hold °F/°C button

b) Press and release the OFF/AUTO button

c) Press and release the DISPLAY button

d) Release the °F/°C button rId will be on the display

2. Set the Room ID

a) Press DISPLAY button. Current Room ID will scroll, then highest Room ID digit will display

with “HI” below it. Change to desired value with UP/DOWN arrow buttons and press

OFF/AUTO button.

b) The next 2 digits of Room ID will be displayed with “MED” below it. Change to desired value with

UP/DOWN arrow buttons and press OFF/AUTO button.

c) The last 2 digits of Room ID will be displayed with “LO” below it. Change to desired value with

UP/DOWN arrow buttons and press DISPLAY button to store Room ID. The thermostat will beep

and scroll new Room ID on display.

3. Set the PAN ID

a) In Service Mode go to Pan (PAN ID) and press DISPLAY button to view value.

b) Use UP/Down arrow buttons to change to desired PAN ID.

c) Press DISPLAY to store. The thermostat will beep.

4. Set the RF Channel

a) In Service Mode go to rF (RF Channel) and press DISPLAY button to view value.

b) Use UP/Down arrow buttons to change to desired RF Channel.

c) Press DISPLAY to store. The thermostat will beep.

If Using the E529

1. Enter Service Parameter Mode on the Thermostat:

a) Press and hold °F/°C button

b) Press and release the OFF/AUTO button

c) Press and release the DISPLAY button

d) Release the °F/°C button rId will be on the display

2. Set the Room ID

a) Press OFF/AUTO button. Current Room ID will scroll, then highest Room ID digit will display with

“HI” below it. Change to desired value with UP/DOWN arrow buttons and press DISPLAY button.

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b) The next 2 digits of Room ID will be displayed with “MED” below it. Change to desired value with

UP/DOWN arrow buttons and press DISPLAY button.

c) The last 2 digits of Room ID will be displayed with “LO” below it. Change to desired value with

UP/DOWN arrow buttons and press DISPLAY button to store Room ID. The thermostat will beep

and scroll new Room ID on display.

3. Set the PAN ID

a) In Service Mode go to Pan (PAN ID) and press OFF/AUTO button to view value.

b) Use UP/Down arrow buttons to change to desired PAN ID.

c) Press DISPLAY to store. The thermostat will beep.

4. Set the RF Channel

a) In Service Mode go to rF (RF Channel) and press OFF/AUTO button to view value.

b) Use UP/Down arrow buttons to change to desired RF Channel.

c) Press DISPLAY to store. The thermostat will beep.

With the Room ID, PAN ID and RF Channel Set into the Thermostat,

Bind the K594:

If Using the E528/E527.4G:

1. In Service Parameter mode, go to the Io (I/O Map) parameter

2. Press DISPLAY button to view value.

3. Change the value to the desired I/O Map. If only using the K594 as a remote Motion Sensor and

NOT using its external input to monitor a door switch or other contact, use I/O Map 0. Otherwise,

select the appropriate I/O Map from the IOMap Summary table.

4. With the desired I/O Map selected, press the OFF/AUTO button. The display will show “bnd”.

DO NOTHING ELSE on the thermostat.

5. Press the blue S1 switch on the K595 to initiate binding. The K595 will broadcast a Bind Request

message. If the thermostat saw the Bind Request, it will reply with a Bind Offer message. Upon

seeing the Bind Offer from the E528, the K595 will bind itself to the advertised Room ID and

RF Settings.

If binding is successful, the K594 will:

•Flash its Status LED 3 times

•Send the thermostat a message to sound its buzzer

•Reset itself

•Send a device startup message that includes the K595 software version and its battery status.

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If Using the E529:

1. In Service Parameter mode, go to the Io (I/O Map) parameter

2. Press OFF/AUTO button to view value.

3. Change the value to the desired I/O Map. If only using the K594 as a remote Motion Sensor and

NOT using its external input to monitor a door switch or other contact, use I/O Map 0. Otherwise,

select the appropriate I/O Map from the IOMap Summary table. Do nothing else on the E529 at

this point.

4. Press the blue S1 switch on the K595 to initiate binding. The K595 will broadcast a Bind Request

message. If the E529 saw the Bind Request, it will reply with a Bind Offer message. Upon seeing

the Bind Offer from the E529, the K595 will bind itself to the advertised Room ID and RF Settings.

If binding is successful, the K594 will:

•Flash its Status LED 3 times

•Send the thermostat a message to sound its buzzer

•Reset itself

•Send a device startup message that includes the K595 software version and its battery status.

Map

Name VIF

Control

VIF

Reinforcement

Frame

0 Input Disabled/Not Used N/A N/A

1 Entry Door Inverted 0x028 0x029

2 Window 0x02A 0x02A

3 Window Inverted 0x02A 0x02A

4 Mini Bar 0x025 0x025

5 Mini Bar Inverted 0x025 0x025

6 Safe 0x026 0x026

7 Safe Inverted 0x026 0x026

8 Common Door 0x064 0x064

9 Common Door Inverted 0x064 0x064

10 Connecting Door 0x065 0x065

11 Connecting Door Inverted 0x065 0x065

12 Window Segment 0 0x1E 0x1E

13 Window Segment 0 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

IO Map

Summary

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Testing

To perform the PIR Walk test, press the K594 Bind switch twice quickly.

Activate the E528/E527.4G thermostat’s testing function by executing RUN

parameter 12. The E529 has no such test and can’t be used to perform the

Walk test. Motion detected by the K594 PIR should be transmitted to the

E527/E528, causing the thermostat’s buzzer to sound and “pir” to appear on

the LCD screen. The K595 will remain in PIR Walk Test mode for 60 seconds.

Map

Name VIF 0x1E

Control

VIF

Reinforcement

Frame

14 Window Segment 1 0x1E 0x1E

15 Window Segment 1 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

16 Window Segment 2 0x1E 0x1E

17 Window Segment 2 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

18 Window Segment 3 0x1E 0x1E

19 Window Segment 3 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

20 Window Segment 4 0x1E 0x1E

21 Window Segment 4 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

22 Window Segment 5 0x1E 0x1E

23 Window Segment 5 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

24 Window Segment 6 0x1E 0x1E

25 Window Segment 6 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

26 Window Segment 7 0x1E 0x1E

27 Window Segment 7 Inverted 0x1E 0x1E

28 Smoke 0x06B 0x06B

29 Smoke Inverted 0x06B 0x06B

30 Key Tag 0x01A 0x01A

31 Key Tag Inverted 0x01A 0x01A

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PIR Specification

RF Specification

Technical Specifications

Parameter K594.RF

Lens Data 70ft

No. of Fresnel Beams 27 9+5

No. of Curtain Beams MAX. Coverage 12x12m (40x40ft.) 90 degrees

Sensitivity 0.5m-12m (1.64-40ft)

Parameter K594.RF

RF Data Rate 250kbps

Antenna Type SMT

Indoor Range 70ft

Transmit Power 1mW (+0dBm)

Receive Sensitivity -94.6dBm

Frequency Band 2.4 Ghz

Encryption AES-128

Protocol 802.15.4

Frequency Channels 11-26

Parameter K594.RF

Input Voltage 4 x AA Batteries

Battery Life 2.2 Years

Operating Temperature

0 °C to 60 °C (32 °F to 140 °F)

Storage Temperature -20 °C to 60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)

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Safety Regulatory

FCC ID: GTC202150TXR or GTC202152TXR

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class

B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and

on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the

following measures:

•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from

that to which the receiver is connected.

•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

for help.

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible

for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

IC ID: 1609A-202150TXR, or 1609A-202152TXR

This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s).

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not

cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including

interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’industrie Canada applicables aux

appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est autorisée aux deux

conditions suivantes: (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2)

l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi,

même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en compromettre le fonctionnement.

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