jablotron JA-111R User manual

JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s.
Pod Skalkou 4567/33 46601 Jablonec n. Nisou
Czech Republic www.jablotron.com
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The JA-111R BUS interface for JA-100 wireless devices
The JA-111R BUS interface for JA-100 wireless devices 1 / 2 MLR53204
The JA-111R is a BUS module of the JABLOTRON 100 system.
It serves for communication with wireless devices in the system.
It is supplied in a form of a PCB to be installed either directly into
a holder in the control panel (A) or into the PLV-JA111R plastic intended
for an installation outside the control panel (B) within the BUS range.
Up to three radio modules can be used in one system to extend
the radio signal coverage. The radio module takes one position
in the system and it should be installed by a trained technician with
a valid certificate issued by an authorised distributor.
Installation
The JA-111R radio module should be installed
at an appropriate place inside the building where
the wireless communication is not affected. It means
it should not be installed near bigger metal objects,
electronic appliances or switchboards (the reco-
mmended distance from such objects is at least 2 m).
The radio module also works the best when installed
at least 2 m from the control panel.
Although the ideal distance between the radio
module and the control panel is 2 m, we state that
the output of the radio module placed in the holder
in the control panel is sufficient enough to cover
most installations of small and medium-sized family
houses, flats or offices. For large installations (e.g.
multi-storey apartment buildings) up to three radio
modules can be installed in the system. In such
cases a minimum distance between the radio
modules of 10 m in an open area or one wall
or one floor inside a building must be met.
Figure 1: 1 – tamper contact; 2 – connection cable connector
After completing the whole installation in the given object, it is always
necessary to check the signal level in the Diagnostics tab in the F-Link
software. The signal level of wireless devices in the given installation
should not be less than 20 % due to the possible connection loss.
In such case it is necessary to find a more convenient place to install
the radio module or to add another radio module to the installation.
Installation of the radio module into the control
panel (A)
The PCB of the radio module can be placed into the holder directly
in the control panel. The connection to the control panel is made with
a flat cable supplied with the control panel (always at the required length
depending on the type of the control panel).
The BUS connector on the control panel PCB
is exclusively designed for the connection
of one radio module placed in the holder
in the control panel.
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Figure 2: 2 – connection cable connector; 3 – upper holder tabs;
4 – lower inclined locking tabs; 5 – radio module holder; 6 – locking detail
1. Insert the PCB of the radio module (orientation according to Figure
2) into the holder (5) in a direction indicated by arrow I. at an angle
given by the three lower inclined locking tabs (4). Make sure that
the PCB of the radio module sits with its half-round cutouts
on the half-round tabs – see detailed locking (6). This is very
important because the next step is securing the radio module with
the upper tabs (3) in a direction indicated by arrow II. during which
the tamper contact (1) on the top side of the radio module must
be triggered.
2. Plug the connection cable (supplied with the control panel)
to the radio module connector (2) and then to the connector
of the control panel (see the installation manual of the control panel).
3. Proceed by following the Module enrollment into the system chapter
in this manual.
In case of an installation into the control
panel it is necessary to check the tamper
contact status in the Diagnostics tab in the
F-Link software (after enrolling the radio
module into the system). If the tamper
contact is active check the positioning
of the PCB in the holder.
Installation of the radio module outside
the control panel (B)
The PCB of the radio module can be installed outside the control
panel within the BUS range by placing it into the PLV-JA111R plastic
cover. The plastic cover comes with a mounting package including
labelled BUS terminals. To take out the radio module from the holder
in the control panel unplug the connection cable, release the upper tabs
(3) and take out the radio module from the holder.
1. Open the plastic cover by pressing the tab
in the rear part in the direction indicated
by the arrow I. and by tilting the front part
in the direction indicated by the arrow II.
The plastic parts of the radio module cover
will become separated.
2. Place the radio module into the front part
of he cover (orientation – indication LED up,
terminal down). We recommend holding the radio module
by the BUS connector (components of the radio module facing up),
place the left side of the radio module at an angle under the locking
tabs on the left side and then place the other side under the locking
tabs on the right side of the part of the plastic cover. The correct
position is defined by the half-round cutouts in the radio module
PCB and the guiding grooves in the inner side of the front part of the
plastic cover (9). For a proper fitting into the plastic part a slight force
must be used, it is advised to push on the label with the production
code (7) and the shielding plate (8).
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Figure 3: 7 – production code; 8 – shielding plate;
9 – locking tab and guiding groove for module attachment
3. Prepare holes for the BUS cable in the bottom of the rear part (16).
Put the BUS cable through.
4. Screw on the rear part (13) including the attachment of the segment
for a tamper detection (14).

The JA-111R BUS interface for JA-100 wireless devices
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5. Shorten the BUS cable to a suitable length and remove the top
insulation (for a better positioning of the wires in the cover).
6. Connect the BUS cable to the labelled terminal from the PLV-
JA111R mounting package.
When connecting the radio module
to the BUS, always switch the power off.
7. Plug the connected terminal (11) to the counterpart of the terminal
on the radio module (orientation given by the locks of the terminal).
8. Close the radio module cover. Wires of the BUS cable must be only
in the space separated by the cable separator (15).
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Figure 4: 10 – antenna; 11 – plug and play BUS connector;
12 – BUS cable; 13 – rear part of the cover; 14 – segment for tamper
detection; 15 – cable separator; 16 – holes for BUS cable
Module enrollment into the system
1. Proceed according to the control panel installation manual.
Basic procedure:
a. When the system is switched on, the yellow LED on the radio
module starts flashing repeatedly to indicate that the module
has not yet been enrolled into the system.
b. Go to the F-Link software, select the required position
in the Devices tab and launch the Enrollment mode
by clicking on the Enroll option.
c. Click on Add new BUS devices, select the radio module and
by a double press confirm enrolling – the yellow LED goes off.
Notes:
− The module can also be enrolled into the system by entering its
production code in the F-Link software. You can find the production
code on the sticker (7) placed on the module. All numbers under the
bar code must be entered (example: 1400-00-0000-0001).
− If you want to remove the radio module from the system, erase
it from its position in the control panel.
− More information about the installation of more radio modules to the
system and about the RF signal level check in the F-Link software
can be found in the control panel installation manual.
To set the radio module to comply with
the Grade 2 classification, use the System
profiles function in the Parameters tab
in the F-Link software (the Default profile does
not meet the Grade 2 classification); for more
information see the JA-10xK control panel
installation manual.
Setting the radio module properties
The module properties can be set in the Devices tab in the F-Link
software. At the module position, click on the Internal settings option
to open a dialogue window where you can set the following parameters:
Activation indicated by LED: The default setting is that the radio
module indicates communication with wireless devices by a red LED.
This indication can be disabled.
RF jamming level: It is disabled as a default. However, it can be set
to two levels – low (interference lasts longer than 30 s per one minute)
and high (interference lasts longer than 10 s per 20 s). If the detection
is enabled, the system reports a fault or a tamper when the communica-
tion band interference / RF jamming occurs.
Enrollment signal: When this option is used, the module sends
an enrollment signal (intended only for wireless devices with a built-in
receiver, for example JA-150N).
Technical specifications
Power from control panel BUS 12 V DC (9 … 15 V)
Current consumption in standby mode 35 mA
Current consumption for cable selection (maximum) 80 mA
Communication band 868.1 MHz, JABLOTRON protocol
Maximum radio-frequency power (ERP) 25 mW
RF range 300m
Dimensions 43 x 160 x 23 mm
Weight (PBC only) 70 g
Classification Security grade 2 / Environmental class II / ACE type B
(According to EN 50131-1)
Operational environment Indoor general
Operational temperature range -10 °C to +40 °C
Average operational humidity 75 % RH, non-condensing
Certification body Trezor Test s.r.o. (no. 3025), Telefication B.V.
Complies with EN 50131-1 ed. 2+A1+A2, EN 50131-3,
EN 50131-5-3+A1, ETSI EN 300 220-1-2, EN 50130-4 ed. 2+A1,
EN 55032, EN 62368-1, EN 50581, T 031
Can be operated according to ERC REC 70-30
JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s. hereby declares than the JA-111R
is in a compliance with the relevant European Union harmonisation
legislation: Directives No:
2014/53/EU, 2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU,
2011/65/EU, when used as intended. The original of the conformity
assessment can be found at www.jablotron.com – section
Downloads.
Note:Although this product
does not contain any harmful
materials we suggest you return this product to the dealer
or directly to the producer after use.