Basic System Configuration Requirements - jablotron JA-10 Series Manual

that it has been recognized, but it doesn´t change its status (a fault is still present in the system). The function
depends on the option given by the parameter 'Ways of setting'.
Blocking - it blocks an active device input to activate a PG output or to perform any reaction activation. Perform
blocking manually by keypad or N-Link. So this way it is possible to block a device input anytime not during the
setting procedure. The function depends on the option given by the parameter 'Ways of setting'.
Autobypass – automatic bypass of the system reaction to a device according to options. Input activation after
3× alarms (optional by N-Link SW , Parameters tab), faults after 3× activations as well.
Disabling – this option serves for temporarily manual disabling selected sections, devices, users,
programmable outputs (PG) or calendar actions. The section to which the control panel is assigned (always
section 1) cannot by disabled and this is true for the Service code at position 0, Administrator's code at
position 1 and ARC code at position 2 too. For devices we distinguish Blocking (it is only about input activation)
and Disabling the device, see chapter 9.14 Disabling and blocking options.
Ways of setting – selection of the level of the system setting procedure. Options are from the lowest level
where the system doesn´t check anything (always sets) up to the highest level where the system doesn´t allow
you to set if any device is activated (for example an open window), see chapter 9.10 Obstacles preventing
setting the system.
Event history – the system records occurring events in its memory. The contents of the memory can be viewed
from the N-Link SW using the "Event history" key or from keypad. The beginning of an event is usually
registered as Activation (status of a device, fault, tampering etc.) and the end of an event as Deactivation.
Statuses of sections are registered as Set / Unset, alarm statuses as Alarm / Alarm expiration, Alarm mute or
Alarm Cancellation.
Some events may only have an activation record (e.g. New image, Panic Alarm, Configuration changed).
MicroSD memory card – the control panel uses a microSD card as a memory medium. After connecting
the control panel to a PC using a USB cable two drives will be displayed in the File Manager. FLEXI_CFG
and FLEXI_LOG. The capacity of supplied card can be 4GB (SD/SD-HC), or it can be higher. Before you use
brand new SD card perform the control panel reset to get default settings see chapter 12 Reset of the control
panel. And then perform upgrade firmware, see chapter 13 Firmware updates This procedure save all required
files (default texts, voices, etc..) to the SD card.
FLEXI_CFG – with hidden directories and files that contain system settings. Do not alter the contents
of the drive, there is a risk of loss of functionality of the system.
FLEXI_LOG – contains the BACKUP, PHOTO directory and the FLEXILOG.TXT file, where all system events
are recorded. Selected data from the file can be viewed in N-Link / Event History. The PHOTO directory is used
to store IMGnnnnn.JPG files that have been sent to the control panel from camera devices (e.g. from
a JA-15PC motion detector with a camera). Both file types (txt and jpg) are stored in an encrypted form and their
contents cannot be normally viewed with text and picture viewers. Their contents can only be viewed if the
N-Link software is also run in the PC at the same time and the authorization level Service, Administrator or ARC
is confirmed by entering of the respective code. Events are recorded in the FLEXILOG.TXT file up to the size of
10 MB, then the file is renamed to FLEXILOG.OLD and a new file is created.
SIMLock – a function of the control panel that can be activated by the respective ARC on registration
of the control panel to MyJABLOTRON. If this function is activated, then after replacement of the used SIM card
with another one the system will automatically delete the ARC setting (the registration of the system
to MyJABLOTRON will have to be renewed). This step is used to prevent undesired transmission of information
to the ARC from a different card than the one that was registered for it and from which the setting was done.

1.1 Basic system configuration requirements

Adhere to the requirements of the valid norms when designing the system. The basic handbook for designing
security systems, their commissioning and servicing is described in the technical specifications CLC/TS 50131-
7. This document must be applied to systems installed and classified according to the EN 50131-1, Security
Grade 2.
The JA-14K(R) control panel can be set to have behaviour according to a pre-set System profile to comply with
all the following conditions (profiles):
JA-14K(R) Security System Control Panel
Magnet activation and deactivation
Alarm Beginning and End
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