KMC Controls Conquest HPO-9007 Series, Installation Manual

HPO-9007 Series Gateways Installation Guide 

3 923-019-05B

with up to 8 total HPO-9007s and STE-9000 series 

NetSensors), see 

Use of HPO-9001 Distribution 

Module on page 5

.

Sensor and gateway points that can be mapped to 

BACnet objects (AVs) are:
•  Sensor values of relative 

humidity

 % (THE-1102 

only), 

setpoint adjustment

 (STW-6014 only and 

requires adding Control Basic code), and 

tem-

perature

 in °C that can be converted to °F with 

Control Basic code

•  RSSI (Received 

Signal Strength

 Indication) of 

the sensor signal in (–) db

• 

Time

 since the last-received sensor update in 

seconds

Convert and Configure the Sensor Object

1.  In the software, open the Network Manager.

2.  Under Sensor Port Objects, right-click 

[DS1] 

DS_01

 and select 

Convert To

 > 

EnOcean 

Gateway

.

NOTE: 

Convert the equivalent DSx object 

to an EGx object if using an HPO-

9001 expansion board and multiple 

gateways and/or NetSensors.

3.  Double-click

 [EGx] ENOGATE_0x

 object to 

open it.

4.  See the sensor installation guide for 

information about removing the cover from 

the backplate and locating the sensor’s 

Learn

pushbutton and the 

sensor identification 

number 

(identifying that unique sensor) on a 

label that is inside of the sensor body.

Add Sensors

(Method 1) Automated KMC Sensor Discovery

NOTE: 

For devices other than KMC STW/THW 

sensors, use Method 2.

1.  On the back of the sensor, press the Learn 

button on the side or top of the button body 

(dependent on the model) with a small 

screwdriver.

2.  In Gateway Sensor List Properties, wait until 

the fields for the sensor to populate with an 

icon and profile.

NOTE: 

If multiple wireless sensors are 

available look for the desired sensor 

identification number.

NOTE: 

Signal strength of the sensor received 

by the gateway is in decibels and 

shown in the Signal (dB) column. A 

smaller negative number (closer to 

0) is a 

stronger

 signal than a larger 

negative number. This number should 

be the same as the RSSI (Received 

Signal Strength Indication) Value in the 

Sensor Mapping Properties section.

NOTE: 

Values in the Signal (dB) column are 

color-coded 

green

 (good, –75 dB or 

stronger), 

yellow-orange

 (fair), or 

red

(poor, –85 dB or weaker). 

For red/

poor signals, consider taking actions 

to increase signal strength and 

reliability.

NOTE: 

HPO-9007 gateways only 

receive

signals from sensors. They do not 

transmit any signals to the sensors.

3.  A list of discovered sensors will appear in the 

Gateway Sensor List Properties

 section.

4.  For a desired sensor, drag its icon in the 

left column down to the 

Sensor Mapping 

Properties

 section.