Access Codes And Their Default Settings - jablotron JA-10 Series Manual

1. Default
2. EN 50131-1, Grade 2
In relation to alarm reporting, and considering the selected profile valid for security grade 2, the control panel
has to be installed according to one of the following configurations as a minimum:
Ways of reporting
Local alarm reporting
Remote alarm reporting – main
channel (main communication
channel to ARC)
Remote alarm reporting – backup
channel (backup communication
channel to ARC)
For compliance with Security Grade 2 requirements USB cabel inside of Control panel has to be
disconnected from control panel board after alarm system commissioning.
NOTE 1: The JA-10 alarm system is designed to comply with the norms mentioned in the individual system
profiles. There have at least the basic requirements for alarm reporting ways and warning indications. Ways of
reporting given by this table are based on EN 50131-1 requirements, paragraph 8.6.4, Table 10. Detailed
requirements considering the communication path properties to the ARC are mentioned in the chapter on
communicator settings.
NOTE 2: The term communication path is meant as a physical transmission medium, for instance metallic
cables, optical fibre/cables, or radio transmission.
NOTE 3: A backup communication path should be realized using a different physical transmission medium
than the main medium. It is not possible to combine for instance GSM technology and a LAN based on a WIFI
network. Both ways are radio transmission and can be jammed (tampered) simultaneously.
*Caution:
- Ensure that all LAN devices providing connection to the Internet network have their power backed up!
- Access to LAN devices or other communication panels or exchanges should be restricted for unauthorized
persons!
During system designing it is necessary to take into account splitting into sections and pre-set entrance delays
to be able to set the definition of delay zones. There can be 2 kinds of delayed zones ('Delay' and 'Garage
door'), each of them has its own timer to pre-set entrance and exit times.
Entrance/exit routes should be chosen as short as possible i.e. the route from the entrance door to the control
keypad. The keypad (the main control device of the security system) should be placed close to the entrance
door considering the fact the user should be able to unset the system in 30 s from the moment when the
protected premises has been accessed. This requirement pushes us to use multiple keypads in the protected
premises and multiple access routes.

1.2 Access codes and their default settings

Authorization is necessary by a valid code or by applying the RFID tag to the authorization module (keypad) to
be able to operate the system (setting, unsetting or to check the status of some section or device).
According to the authorization level of the specific user the system shows you all information and allows system
control appropriate to your access rights. A service technician performing system access from N-Link SW has to
also be authorized by entering a valid access code.
The access code can be 4 or 6-digits (according to the selected system profile).
JA-14K(R) Security System Control Panel
Factory pre-set profile, all system parameters are optional.
Profile pre-sets some specific system parameters (valid for control panel,
keypads, sirens, etc.) according to the given norm requirements valid for
security grade 2.
System profile and adequate configuration
Default
Recommended:
JA-11A RB or JA-16A RB
or JA-10A pre-set as an external
siren
Recommended:
LAN or GSM/GPRS channel with
IP protocol or PSTN line
with Contact ID protocol
Recommended:
LAN or GSM/GPRS channel with
IP protocol or PSTN line
with Contact ID protocol
WARNING:
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EN 50131-1, Grade 2
Required:
JA-11A RB or JA-16A RB
or JA-10A pre-set as an external
siren
Recommended:
LAN or GSM/GPRS channel with IP
protocol or PSTN line with Contact ID
protocol
Recommended:
LAN or GSM/GPRS channel with IP
protocol or PSTN line with Contact ID
protocol
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