Wayne Dalton 0003177 User Manual

IC Radio Standards Specification: RSS-210

ACS Report Number: 09-0189-15C

Manufacturer: Wayne-Dalton Corporation

Certification Exhibit

FCC ID: KJ8-0003177

IC: 3540A-0003177

FCC Rule Part: 15.249

Model: WDHKC-50

Manual

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Room Key Controller

Model: WDHKC-50

Description

The Room Key Controller is a battery operated Generic Z-Wave controller capable of
triggering one Z-wave scene with up to 230 devices. When a generic room key card is
inserted in the card slot, the Z-Wave scene triggers. The controller then goes to sleep to
save batteries. When the room key card is removed all devices included into the scene
will trigger to the “off” state. Thermostats trigger to the “normal” mode when the card is
inserted, and to the “energy save” mode when the card is removed. Heat and cool are
selected automatically by a threshold. Out of the factory, the thermostat threshold is set
to 72deg. F. If the ambient room temperature is cooler than the threshold, the thermostat
will switch to a heating mode. If the temperature is warmer than the threshold the
thermostat will switch to a cooling mode.

The Room Key Controller will send commands to devices supporting the basic command
set. Light fixtures, thermostats, window coverings, etc. can be set to a particular level as
long as they support the Z-Wave standard basic command set.

Package Contents

• Room Key Controller.

• Wall Bracket.

• Instruction Manual.

• Battery (123A).

• Faceplate screws (2).

• Wall Bracket screws (2).

Special Operation Modes

Thermostat Set Points

The Controller supports custom temperature settings for thermostats. There are four
supported modes listed below;

Energy save cool
Energy save heat

Cool
Heat

1

To set the custom temperatures, simply power up the thermostat to be added to the
network and set the modes at the desired temperatures. This must be done before adding
the thermostat to the Room Key Controller. The Room Key Controller will grab the
temperature set points from the thermostat when it is added to the network. Multiple
thermostats are supported but only the temperatures from the first thermostat will be
recorded. The Room Key Controller will always set all thermostats in the room to the
same temperature.

This mode of operation is particularly useful when hotel guests manually change the
thermostat temperature. Once the card is inserted or removed, all thresholds will go back
to the originally programmed setting.

Custom Set Points Re-Programming

To set new custom set points for the Room Key Controller follow the following
procedure:

1. Power down all thermostats in the room.

2. Insert the key card in the slot. Wait 15 seconds.

3. Remove key card from the slot. Wait 15 seconds.

4. Power up all thermostats in the room and set all of the thresholds manually in the

thermostats.

5. Insert the key card in the slot. –Room Key Controller will grab the new thresholds

and program them into non volatile memory.

Stand Alone \ Indicator Mode

The Room Key Controller can be configured to act in Stand Alone mode (factory default)
where all control functions for the room are controlled by the Room Key Controller or in
Indicator mode where the Controller switches from Room Controller to Key
insertion\removal sensor. In this mode, the Room Key Controller sends key status
information to another controller such as Hotel Manager AG. When the Room Key
Controller is reset, it will automatically go to Stand Alone mode. Indicator mode can be
set via the parameter command which is only accessible with a compatible Controller.

PARAMETER #

1 Stand Alone 1 Sets Stand Alone mode (1)

PARAMETER

NAME DEFAULT

DESCRIPTION

or Indicator mode (0)

VALID

VALUES

0-1

2