Summary of Contents for Inncom PC501
- Page 1 PC501 User Manual Global Leader in Integrated Room Automation Systems PC501 User Manual Copyright © 2010 INNCOM...
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Page 2: Technical Information
-party interfaces to provide onscreen guestroom environmental control through TV, smartphone, or other digital devices. Using a USB cable both for power and for data transfer to a set-top box, the platform-independent PC501 can translate settings from the 3 -party interface to standard P5 commands for heating, lighting, or other room equipment. -
Page 3: Mechanical Illustration
Infrared (IR5), S5bus, RF, 802.15.4 Power See current consumption chart in table x. Approvals FCC Part 15 Radio Specifications The PC501 houses either a 0dB (P/N 02-9994) or 20dB (P/N 02-9894) radio, depending on the required application. Performance 02-9994 02-9894 RF Data Rate 250kbps... -
Page 4: Power Consumption
All Final Products containing the INNCOM TXR 02-9894 or TXR 02-9994 should be kept at a safe distance of at least 20cm from all persons. The final product cannot be co-located with any other antenna or transmitter. - Page 5 (VAL: 234). This puts the thermostat into bind ready mode for the PC501. Power up the PC501 (either by connecting it to a power source through the 3-pin S5 bus or by plugging in the USB connector to the 3rd-party box or the USB connector on a laptop) Upon power up, the PC501 sends a “bind offer”...
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Page 6: Operation
Figure 1 PC-501 topology (objects not to scale) The programmed PC501 connects by USB to the set-top box for both power and communication. The box in turn is connected to a VoD device, for example, to a TV by HDMI cable. The display shows the environmental status (temperature, fan, lights, door open/close, etc.) based on data transmitted (by IR, RF, or S5bus) from INNCOM...
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