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K595.RF Product Guide
Overview and
General Concepts
Application
Rev 2.0 3/3/2017
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).
Figure 1. K594.RF Motion Sensor
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.
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