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4. Detectors and accessories installation
a) Install the JA-60N magnetic detector to a door (antenna
pointing up or down)
b) Install the JA-60P motion PIR detector
A
B
Don't over-tighten
this screw
rear tamper
lever
attach
click
open
height
[m]
2,5
Avoid locations facing windows or close to heaters
JA-60P coverage
2
zone C
zone B
1,5
zone A
1
0,5
zone C
zone B
1,6
3,7
120
ş
Select Instant or Delay reactions via the DIP switches inside
the detectors.
c) Connect the detector batteries (pull out the red tape to
activate the batteries)
d) Attach the keypad to the desired location
e) Plug the UC-260 wireless siren into a power socket.
5. Enrollment of additional accessories
If you install additional detectors (max. 32), you have to enroll
them. The system should be in the P mode (if not enter F0 6060):
a) Press 1 to enter the learning mode*
b) The next free detector position will be displayed on the
keypad.
c) Install batteries into all new detectors step by step to enroll
them (system will automatically offer the next free position)
d) To scroll through the sensor positions, press 1 (up) or 7
(down)
e) To enroll a second detector to an occupied position press 5
before you install the detector batteries
f) To exit the learning mode press the N key
The wireless keypad (JA-60F) enrolls after you install its battery
while in the learning mode.
The remote control (RC-4x) enrolls after you press and hold
both the
and
buttons while in the learning mode.
The wireless outdoor siren (JA-60A) enrolls after it is powered
up while in the learning mode
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To enroll the control panel to UC receivers enter 299 on the
keypad while in the P mode
Check the manuals of individual items for more details
*Learning mode will also be entered after shorting the Reset pins
in the control panel.
6. Detector and controller testing
a) The system should be in P mode (if not, enter F0 6060)
b) Trigger the detectors – their addresses (1=door and 2=PIR)
should be displayed (if the PIR detector does not react, re-
enter its test mode by opening and closing its cover)
c) Press button
on the RC-4x remote control – c2 will be
indicated on the alarm display
7. Radio signal strength measurement
a) While in P mode, press 1 and then using 7 scroll to position 1
b) Press 8 to start measuring
c) Activate the door detector to view its signal strength
d) Using the 1 key, scroll to the next position (2=PIR) and
check its signal strength (if the PIR detector does not react,
re-enter its test mode by opening and closing its cover)
e) Repeat step d) to check all enrolled items. The wireless keypad
(c1) signal is indicated after you trigger its tamper. The remote
control (c2) is indicated after you press button
f) Change the location of an item if its signal is lower than 2
C
g) Return to P mode by pressing the N key
8. GSM communication testing
a) Call back the system number using your mobile. Let the SMS
phone ring until the system answers your call (you will hear a
beep). Then enter the installer remote access code 0000 on
your mobile.
b) Now the mobile should work as a system keypad. Press the
# key to exit P mode and re-enter it by keying ∗0 6060
c) End the phone call
d) From your mobile, send a command SMS with MO in it to the
system. You should then receive a status report reply
9. Programming the system
a) The system should be in P mode (if not enter F0 6060)
zone A
b) Using the following sequences you can program:
range
12
[m]
Function
Sequence
Your installer code*
5 xxxx xxxx
Installer remote
access code*
94 xxxx F0
User remote access
code*
94 xxxx F1
Exit delay
20x
Entrance delay
21x
Alarm duration
22x
Alarm SMS reporting
71 yyy..y F0
72 yyy..y F0
Alarm SMS + phone
73 yyy..y F0
call reporting
74 yyy..y F0
75 yyy..y F0
Alarm & arming SMS
reporting
76 yyy..y F0
Alarm phone call
77 yyy..y F0
only
Technical trouble
SMS reporting
78 yyy..y F0
User 1 to 4 arming
80x
reporting to 75 & 76
GSMLink
972 yyy..yF0
pre-registration
Time & date entry
4 hh mm DD MM YY
See control panel installation manual for more details
* Must be changed
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10.
SMS text editing
Factory default SMS texts in the system can be modified easily by
Jablotron's Comlink software.
yyyy∗TXT∗z,text,z,text,z,text.....
yyyy = installer remote access code (0000 = factory default)
∗
= separator, space can also be used
z = text index, see the following table
text = new text (no commas or periods/full stops allowed)
z
Factory default text
700
Alarm system reports:
201
Controller #1
202
Controller #2
203
Controller #3
204
Controller #4
205
Controller #5
206
Controller #6
207
Controller #7
208
Controller #8
401
Wireless detector #1
402
Wireless detector #2
403
Wireless detector #3
404
Wireless detector #4
405
Wireless detector #5
406
Wireless detector #6
407
Wireless detector #7
.
408
Wireless detector #8
409
Wireless detector #9
410
Wireless detector #10
411
Wireless detector #11
412
Wireless detector #12
413
Wireless detector #13
414
Wireless detector #14
A complete list of all texts is in the control panel installation manual
11.
Finishing the installation
a) Fill in the information on the sticker label and attach it inside
the keypad cover.
b) Switch the system to standby (by pressing the N key)
c) Instruct the user on how to operate the system
Comments
6060 = factory default
xxxx = new code
0000 = factory default
xxxx = customized code
1111 = factory default
xxxx = new code
3=30sec factory def.
3=30 sec factory def.
4=4min factory def.
yyy..y = phone number
7nF0 erases number n
x=1 enabled
x=2 disabled
yyy..y = your mobile
number (international
format 00 country ...)
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12.
Keypad operation
Entry
Function
user code
Arming / Disarming
Arming without code
F1 /
Partial arming
F2 /
Door lock opening
F3 /
F4
Memory reading
z
Factory default text
New master code (example: F5 1234 2789
F5
415
Wireless detector #15
2789)
416
Wireless detector #16
F6
User code setting (example: F6 1234 03 3344)
501
User code #1
Disarming under duress
502
User code #2
F7 /
503
User code #3
F8
Appliance control (F81 = ON, F80 = OFF)
504
User code #4
F0 M.code
User test mode (example F0 1234)
505
User code #5
506
User code #6
N
Escape & fault detail reading
507
User code #7
13.
Specifications
508
User code #8
509
User code #9
Power
510
User code #10
Backup battery
511
User code #11
Backup power output
512
User code #12
513
User code #13
Self consumption of the control panel is
514
User code #14
Hard-wired inputs
z
Factory default
Wireless zones
commands
Wireless controllers
703
AM
Access codes
704
DM
Wired outputs
705
MO
Programmable outputs
706
ME
Siren output
710
PGON
Events memory
711
PGOFF
Working frequency*433.92 MHz; digital hopping code; supervised communication
Comply with
Security grade
Environmental class
Safety
EMC
Radio characteristics
Can be operated according to
Jablotron Alarms a.s. hereby declares that the JA-63 Profi control
panel is in compliance with the essential requirements and other
relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The original of the
conformity
www.jablotron.com, Technical Support section.
Note: Dispose of batteries safely depending on the type of the
batteries and local regulation. Although this product does not contain
any harmful materials we suggest you to return the product to the
dealer or directly to the producer after usage.
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230 VAC, max 0.1 A, supervised, class II
12 V, 2.26 Ah, normal life time 5 years
13VDC, the max. permanent current is 0.4
or 1A for max. 15 min (1 cycle per hour),
30 mA; JA-60E 25 mA
4 input zones, selectable triggering:
16 zones (2 detectors can be enrolled to each
max. 8 (JA-60F, RC-22, RC-44)
master code and 14 user codes.
Alarm relay dry contacts 1A/60V;
PgX , PgY connect to the GND max. 0,1 A
12 V, 0.7 A
127 most recent events
EN 50131-1, EN 50131-6
2 (low to medium risk)
II indoor – general (-10 to 40oC)
EN 60950, class II
ETS 300683
ETSI EN 300220
ERC REC 70-03
assessment
can
be
found
on
the
web
site
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