jablotron JA-10 Series User manual

JABLOTRON 10
USER MANUAL
EN Grade 2 certified
M-ENJA10-USER

MNX501001
Manufacturer:
JABLOTRON ALARMS
Pod Skalkou 33
466 01 Jablonec nad Nisou
Czech Republic
www.jablotron.com
For questions and further information contact your installer.
Installed by:

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1. INTRODUCTION 3
2. OPERATING THE JA-10 SYSTEM 3
2.1 KEYPAD CODE AUTHORIZATION 5
2.2 USING THE SYSTEM KEYPAD 6
2.2.1 ALARM SETTING 9
2.2.2 ALARM UNSETTING 9
2.2.3 PARTIAL ALARM SETTING 10
2.2.4 DURESS ACCESS CONTROL 11
2.2.5 TERMINATING A TRIGGERED ALARM 11
2.2.6 SECTION CONTROL BY AUTHORIZATION 12
2.2.7 SECTION CONTROL FROM THE KEYPAD’S MENU 12
2.3 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL WITH A KEYFOB 12
2.4 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL USING THE MyJABLOTRON SMARTPHONE APP 13
2.5 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL BY SMS 13
2.6 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL USING THE VOICE MENU 13
2.7 PG OUTPUTS CONTROL 14
2.7.1 KEYPAD FUNCTION BUTTONS 14
2.7.2 USER KEYPAD AUTHORIZATION 14
2.7.3 REMOTE CONTROL 14
2.7.4 DIALLING-IN 14
2.7.5 SMS MESSAGE 14
2.7.6 MyJABLOTRON 14
3. BLOCKING IN THE SYSTEM 15
3.1 BLOCKING USERS 15
3.2 BLOCKING DETECTORS 15
4. CONTROL PANEL USER SETTINGS 15
4.1 CHANGING USER ACCESS CODE 15
4.2 CHANGING, DELETING OR ADDING AN RFID TAG 18
4.3 CHANGING A PHONE NUMBER 19
4.4 ADDING/ DELETING A USER 16
5. EVENT HISTORY 16
5.1 USING THE LCD KEYPAD 16
5.2 LOGGING INTO MYJABLOTRON (THE SMARTPHONE APP) 16
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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6. WHAT IS MYJABLOTRON? 17
7. PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE 17
8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 18
9. GLOSSARY OF TERMS 19
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1. INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing the JA-10 security system. This manual is
intended for the set of the JA-14K control panel and JA-10E or JA-15E
keypads. This system is a unique indoor solution for commercial, home and
personnel security which offers the use of wireless and wired devices.
The JA-10 is very easy to control. Simplicity of control consists of two steps,
authorization with a code or an RFID tag followed by pressing an individual
function button on a keypad. The alarm system can be also controlled just
by authorization. The JA-10 offers a wide range of detectors with timeless
design and can be operated from anywhere owing to complete remote
control access via our application for smart phones.
The JA-10 system is designed for up to 16 users and it can be divided into
4 separate sections. Up to 32 devices can be connected and the system
offers 4 multi-purpose programmable outputs (e.g. home automation).
WARNING:
The JA-10 alarm system is intended to be installed and programmed by
professionals. A user can only administrate user functions and access rights
to the alarm system.
The alarm system can be programmed to utilize various ways of control which are selectable during
installation as system profiles such as:
o Default Jablotron
o EN 50131, gr.2
Some of the user functions will be limited depending on the selected profile. Request a detailed function
list from your service technician.
The alarm system can be controlled by a system keypad and a few other ways. To unset the alarm,
authorization in the form of user identification is always required. The system detects the identity of the
users and allows them to operate those parts of the system which they have been assigned to control.
You can choose from different ways of setting with or without authorization. When setting without
authorization is used, you don’t have to authorize yourself because it is possible to set the system just by
pressing a function button on a keypad. The control panel may be configured to be controlled simply by
authorization. The user name, date, and time are recorded and stored in the system‘s memory every time
the system is accessed. This information is available indefinitely. Any user can also cancel a triggered alarm
(stop sounding sirens) just by authorization in any part of the system (depending on their access rights).
However, that does not automatically unset the system (unless the system’s default setting is changed).
Note: Depending on the configuration of the installation and system settings, some of the options described
below may not be available. Consult the configuration of the installation with your service technician.
WARNING: The alarm system monitors the number of incorrectly typed user codes and use of
incorrect access cards. A tamper alarm will be triggered after 10 incorrect attempts at authorization
and the control panel will be temporarily blocked depending on the alarm system configuration
(a selected system profile).
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Users and Their Access Rights
CODE AUTHORIZATION TYPE DESCRIPTION
ARC code This code has the highest level of authorization to configure the system’s behaviour and is exclusively
allowed to perform the system unblock after a triggered alarm. It can enter Service mode, access all
tabs with options including ARC communication to which it can deny access to a Service technician
(Service code). As long as the “Administrator-restricted Service/ARC right” parameter remains
unchecked, the ARC code can control all sections and PG outputs used in the system. This code
enables to add more Administrators and other users with a lower level of authorization, assign them
with codes or RFID tags. It also has a permission to erase alarm and tamper alarm memory.
The number of ARC codes is limited only by remaining capacity of the control panel.
Service code
(Service)
It can enter Service mode and configure the system’s behaviour. It has access to all tabs with
options including ARC communication unless the access is limited by a superior ARC technician.
As long as the “Administrator-restricted Service/ARC right” parameter remains unchecked, the
Service code can control all sections and PG outputs used in the system. It can create a user with
ARC permission, other Service technicians, Administrators and other users with a lower level of
authorization and assign them with access codes or RFID tags. It also has a permission to erase
alarm and tamper alarm memory. The number of Service codes is limited only by remaining capacity
of the control panel. By the factory defaults, the code is 1010 and it cannot be erased.
Administrator
(Main)
This code has always full access to all sections and is authorized to control all PG outputs.
The Administrator can create other Administrator and other codes with a lower level of authorization,
assign them with access to sections, PG outputs, access codes or RFID tags. It has permission to
erase the alarm and tamper memory. There can be only one main Administrator code which cannot be
erased. When “Administrator-restricted Service/ARC right” is enabled, the administrator code must be
authorized as to confirm access. By the factory defaults, the code is 1234.
Administrator
(Other)
This type of Administrator code has access to sections selected by the main Administrator to
which the other Administrator can add new users with the same or lower level of authorization
in order to control sections and PG outputs, assign them with access codes or RFID tags. It has
permission to erase the alarm and tamper memory in assigned sections. When “Administrator-
restricted Service/ARC rights” is enabled, the administrator code must be authorized as to
confirm access. The number of Administrator codes (other) is limited only by remaining capacity
of the control panel. There is no code set by the factory defaults.
User This code has access to sections and PG control rights assigned by an Administrator. Users
can add/delete their RFID tags and change their telephone numbers. It has a permission to erase
the alarm memory in assigned sections. Selected user may have time-limited access to their
sections. The number of User codes is limited only by remaining capacity of the control panel.
There is no code set by the factory defaults.
Set This code is allowed only to set a designated section and is allowed to control (ON/OFF) PG
outputs which require authorization. Users with this level of authorization are not allowed to change
their code and are not allowed to erase the alarm memory. The number of Set codes is limited only
by remaining capacity of the control panel. There is no code set by the factory defaults.
PG only Allows the user to control programmable outputs with authorization only. This applies to both
switching on and off. Users with this level of authorization are not allowed to change their codes.
The number of PG only codes is limited only by remaining capacity of the control panel. There is
no code set by the factory defaults.
Panic This code is allowed only to trigger Panic alarm. A user of this code is not allowed to change it
or erase the alarm memory. The number of Panic codes is limited only by remaining capacity of
the control panel. There is no code set by the factory defaults.
Guard Code This is a code for a security agency. This level of authorization allows to set the whole system.
However the guard code can unset the system only during alarm or after it has expired as long as
the alarm memory is still active. A user of this code is not allowed to change it or erase the alarm
memory. The number of Guard codes is limited only by remaining capacity of the control panel.
There is no code set by the factory defaults.
Unblocking code This code is designated only to unblock the system after System blocking by alarm. A user of
this code is not allowed to control the control panel, change this code or erase the alarm memory.
The number of Unblocking codes is limited only by remaining capacity of the control panel. There
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2.1 KEYPAD CODE AUTHORIZATION
Authorization with a user code is done by typing a valid code into a keypad or with an RFID tag.
It is possible to use 4 or 6-digit codes in the system (depends on the selected profile).
CCCC
Meaning:
CCCC is a 4 or 6-digit code. Allowed codes… from 0000 to 9999 (000000 to 999999)
Default control panel code Administrator: 1234; 123456;
WARNING: It is recommended to change the Administrator code when the alarm system is powered on for
the first time.
The security of access codes and contactless RFID tags:
A control panel enables user to be assigned with one 4 or 6-digit code and one RFID tag for system
authorization. User authorization is required during each system operation via keypad, voice menu, web or
mobile apps. Code length affects number of possible combinations and therefore code security.
The number of code combinations depends on the configuration:
WAYS TO IMPROVE PROTECTION AGAINST GUESSING THE VALID CODE:
o Using a code with more digits (6-digit codes)
o More advanced types of authorization, such as “Double authorization”.
Remote control safety:
The control panel can use remote controls. Safety of these controls is provided by more than 1 000 000
combinations of identification codes and special floating encryption transmission.
CONTROL PANEL PARAMETERS 4 DIGITS 6 DIGITS
“Duress access control” disabled,
“Standard authorization” enabled = 104– (Number of users) = 106– (Number of users)
“Duress access control” enabled,
“Standard authorization” enabled ≤ 104– (Number of users * 3) ≤ 106– (Number of users * 3)
“Duress access control” disabled;
“Double authorization“ enabled = 108* (104– Number of users) = 108* (106– Number of users)
“Duress access control” enabled;
“Double authorization“ enabled ≤ 108* (104– (Number of users * 3)) ≤ 108* (106– (Number of users * 3))
Using only an RFID card without an access code = 108= (100.000.000) = 108= (100.000.000)
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Ways of operating the JA-14K control panel:
On-site:
o System keypad
o System keyfob
Remotely:
o MyJABLOTRON smart phone application
o Mobile phone – via SMS
o Mobile phone – using the voice menu
WARNING: Remote control may be limited depending on the range of security and the selected System
profile.
2.2 USING THE SYSTEM KEYPAD
STATUS INDICATORS
A, B,C, D
LCD DISPLAY
FUNCTION BUTTONS
A, B, C, D
SYSTEM
INDICATOR
THE KEYPAD
AND THE RFID
READER
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The JA-10 system may be controlled by system keypads which let you not just control but also display
statuses of individual sections. Statuses of individual sections are indicated by status indicators
A, B, C, D above the LCD display and by the functions buttons. The control panel can be operated directly
(setting or unsetting the alarm and other automation functions) using function buttons on the keypad.
The function buttons and the status indicators A, B, C, D are colourfully backlit in order to clearly indicate
the section status.
Authorization
Authorization can be done by entering an access code on the keypad or using an
RFID tag assigned to a particular user. Each user can have one code and one RFID tag.
The control panel supports RFID tags compatible with 125 kHz EM Unique technology. If higher security
is required the alarm system can be set up to use Double authorization using RFID tags and codes
(an optional function).
If the user wants to control multiple sections simultaneously, he must authorize himself and then press
function buttons of the particular sections subsequently. This way the user can unset all sections (for exam-
ple the house and the garage) within one single authorization.
GREEN – Unset YELLOW – Partially Set RED – Set
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Cancel warning
indication
Section Control
Event memory
Setting
prevented
Bypassed
detectors
Faults
in system
System status
Settings
Display setting
Allows you to cancel alarm/unsuccessful setting
indication in all sections to which the user has
access rights
Allows you to control the system‘s sections
to which the user has access rights and are
enabled in the internal settings.
Displays a detailed list of the event memory.
Shows a list of triggered detectors preventing
setting the system, provided this option
is activated in the control panel configuration.
Displays a list of all blocked detectors in sections
to which a user has access rights.
Displays a list of all detectors indicating
system faults from sections to which
the user has access rights.
Shows system status (list of triggered detectors,
triggered tamper contacts, low batteries,
bypassing, etc.).
Allows editing of users and devices
(only when USB is disconnected).
Allows adjustment of keypad backlight intensity
and display contrast.
Administrator or
User authorization
by the code
or RFID tag
Structure and description of the internal LCD keypad menu
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2.2.1 ALARM SETTING
While setting the alarm, if any detector is triggered (e.g. an open window) the system will react (based on
the system configuration) in one of the following ways:
o The control panel will set itself. Triggered detectors will be blocked automatically.*)
o The system will optically indicate triggered detectors with a function button flashing red for 8
seconds and the control panel will set automatically once this period has expired (triggered
detectors will be blocked). *)
o Setting the section with triggered detectors is also possible by pressing the function button
repeatedly. The user must confirm an intention to set the section with a triggered detector (e.g.
an opened window). Otherwise the system will not set.
o A triggered detector will prevent the section from being set. This status is optically indicated by
a function button flashing red. The detector preventing setting will be shown on the LCD display
menu.
*) WARNING: Options a) and b) are not supported by EN 50131, gr.2 (selected control panel system profile).
If a detector with the “Instant zone alarm” reaction is triggered during an exit
delay or if a detector with the “Delay” reaction stays triggered after the exit delay has
expired, then the control panel will unset again. Unsuccessful setting is indicated by
a system indicator flashing yellow, reported to the ARC and indicated by an external
siren (applies to the security Grade 2).
If the control panel is configured to be set without authorization then it is not
necessary to authorize yourself. All you have to do is press a function button of a
particular section. It is also possible to configure the control panel to be set simply
by authorization.
WARNING: Setting without authorization automatically lowers the maximum security level to Grade 1. Con-
sider all possible risks related to using this function.
Consult the installation with a project consultant or a service technician in order to program the desired
behaviour of the alarm system.
1. Authorize yourself using
the keypad. Function buttons
A, B, C, D will light up and the
system indicator starts flashing
green.
2. Press the function button to set
a particular section. It is
possible to set more sections
subsequently. The delay between
sections selection must not be
longer than 2 seconds.
3. The command is executed
and the keypad acoustically
indicates the exit delay. The
section is set now, only the
detectors with a “Delay” reaction
provide time to leave the guarded
area during the Exit delay. The
status indicator and
a function button of the set
section will turn red.
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2.2.2 ALARM UNSETTING
Note: If the “Unset section by authorization only during entrance delay” parameter is enabled, then mere
authorization will unset a section where the entrance delayed has been triggered. This option should be
used with caution when using multiple sections.
Consult the installation with a service technician in order to program the desired behaviour of the system.
2.2.3 PARTIAL ALARM SETTING
WARNING: This is an additional function of the alarm system.
The system can also be configured to be partially set which allows guarding only by certain detectors in
a section.
Example: At night, it is possible to set the door and window detectors only, while selected motion detectors
will not trigger the alarm when somebody moves inside the section.
1. When you enter the building
(triggering a detector with a
“Delay” reaction), the system starts
indicating an entrance delay with
a continuous tone, the system
indicator and a function button,
both flashing red, of the section in
which the delayed entrance has
been triggered.
2. Authorize yourself using the
keypad – the system indicator
will start flashing green.
3. Press the function buttons of
the sections you want to unset.
4. The command is executed.
The function buttons and the
system indicator turn green
to indicate unset sections.
1. Authorize yourself using
the keypad (enter a code or hold
an RFID tag up to the reader).
The system indicator button will
start flashing green.
2. Press the function button of
the selected section.
3. The command is executed
and the function button turns
permanently yellow to indicate
a partially set section.
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To set the entire premises in which partial setting is enabled, hold down the button to set the control
panel for 2 seconds or press it twice. After the button is pressed once it shows continuous yellow light, after
it is pressed a second time it shows continuous red light.
If the system is partially set already – the function button shows a continuous yellow light – the entire
system can be fully set by authorization and pressing the yellow button for a longer time. Once the button is
pressed, the system will be fully set and the button turns red.
Partial setting can be configured in a way that authorization is not required. In order to unset the control
panel when it is partially set, press the yellow button. The control panel will unset and the button turns
green.
2.2.4 DURESS ACCESS CONTROL
Provides unsetting of the control panel in a special mode. The system seemingly unsets, however it
triggers a silent panic alarm, which is reported to selected users (including ARC).
Unsetting under duress is executed by adding 1 to the last number in a valid code. Contact your service
technician if you want to use this feature.
Example:
Valid code: 9999 Code for unsetting under duress: 9990
2.2.5 TERMINATING A TRIGGERED ALARM
A triggered alarm in progress is indicated by the status indicator and the function button rapidly flashing
red. You need to authorize yourself using the keypad in order to terminate the alarm. The section remains
set, a rapidly flashing red function button indicates the alarm memory. Indication will continue flashing even
after the system has been unset.
WARNING: If the alarm memory indication was activated during your absence, always enter the building
with caution, search for the cause of the alarm in the event history and be very careful when checking the
premises or wait until the security agency arrives (provided your system is connected to an Alarm Receiving
Centre).
The alarm memory indication remains on until the system is set once again. Alternatively, it can be also
cancelled from the keypad menu: Main menu – Cancel warning indication.
1. Authorize yourself using the
keypad (enter a code or hold a
tag up to the reader).
2. Press the function button
of the section in which the alarm
has been triggered.
3. Unsetting is finished and sirens
are silenced. Rapidly alternately
flashing function buttons (green/
red) and the status indicators
indicate the alarm memory.
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Indication of a triggered tamper alarm can be terminated only by a Service technician and Administrator.
Note: When using the “Default” system profile, it is possible to select a particular action by pressing a func-
tion button first and then confirm it by authorization using the keypad.
Terminating an alarm using a remote control will also unset the corresponding section.
2.2.6 SECTION CONTROL BY AUTHORIZATION
The service technician can configure the control panel to be controlled just by authorization. This way the
status of all sections can change by authorization on a keypad (by typing an access code or using an RFID tag).
2.2.7 SECTION CONTROL FROM THE KEYPAD’S MENU
Control from the keypad menu:
o Authorize yourself using a valid code or an RFID chip
o Enter the menu by pressing ENT
o Section Control →ENT
o Select the desired section using arrows
o Pressing ENT repeatedly will change between section statuses
(partially set / set / unset)
Partial setting:
Fully set:
o Press ESC to exit the menu.
2.3 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL WITH A KEYFOB
Keyfobs must be enrolled into the control panel by the installer. In order to control the alarm system,
keyfobs must be linked to specific users, which will ensure their identification and prevent sending SMS no-
tifications to the user who is interacting with the control panel at the moment (if notification parameters are
set up in this way). The keyfobs provide one-way communication without any confirmation. Keyfobs control
and indicate battery status and are equipped with optical and acoustic indication.
The button functions are differentiated by lock icons. The closed lock icon sets programmed sections; the
opened lock icon unsets them. The buttons with symbols of full and empty circles can control another sec-
tion. Buttons of the keyfob can also be configured to control PG outputs in different modes: the first button
switches on, the second switches off, each button can have an individual
function when hange state is used. For more functions, it is possible to press
two buttons at the same time. This way a 4-button keyfob can have up to 6
individual functions. For example, to control an assigned section, one PG status
output (e.g. turn the lights on and off), alternatively two impulse PG outputs
(e.g. a garage door and door lock).
The keyfob buttons can be blocked to prevent accidental pressing (child
safety lock). A command will be sent out when a button is pressed repeatedly.
A low battery is indicated by a red LED light and acoustically (3 fast
beeps).
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For more information, consult configuration of the remote control with your service technician.
More detailed information is available in manuals to particular keyfobs.
2.4 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL USING
THE MyJABLOTRON SMARTPHONE APP
If the user account is created in the MyJABLOTRON the alarm system
can be monitored and controlled remotely using MyJABLOTRON app for
smart phones running either on Android (ver. 4.0.3 or higher) or iPhone
(ver. 9 or later). The application can be downloaded free of charge from
Google play and App Store.
Usernames and login credentials for the MyJABLOTRON smartphone
app are created when the system is registered by service technician.
2.5 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL BY SMS
If there is a GSM installed in the control panel then it is possible to use SMS commands to control Indi-
vidual sections and programmable outputs just like the keypad function buttons. The form of text message
to operate the system is: CODE_COMMAND. The actual commands are predefined (SET/UNSET) with an
additional numeric parameter which identifies a specific section.
One SMS can control multiple sections at the same time. In this case,
added numbers in the command define sections.
Example of an SMS command used to set sections 2 and 4.
The underscore “_” sign stands for a space between words.
CODE_SET_2_4
The commands to control the programmable outputs can be progra-
mmed by a service technician. For example, you may choose GARAGE
DOOR as your command to open garage door. It is also possible to configure the system not to require a
code before a command. In such case the command is automatically identified when the system recognizes
the user’s phone number from which the SMS was sent.
WARNING: It is necessary to use this function with caution. Remote setting and unsetting may cause un-
wanted alarms or prevent setting when there are other people still present in the building.
2.6 OPERATING THE CONTROL PANEL USING THE VOICE MENU
If there is a GSM or a PSTN communicator installed in the control panel, the system can be controlled
from a mobile phone or land line through a simple voice menu, which guides the user through a series of
options in the preconfigured language. To access the voice menu, you just dial the control panel’s phone
number.
Access to the voice menu can be enabled either to all telephone numbers
without restrictions or only to authorized phone numbers stored in the control
panel. Depending on the configuration, authorization by entering a valid
code on a phone keypad may be required. When the user enters the menu,
the system will give an update of the current status of all sections assigned
to the user. The caller then can control these sections, either individually or
collectively, using phone keypad and available menu options.
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WARNING: It is necessary to use this function with caution. Remote setting and unsetting may cause un-
wanted alarms or prevent setting when there are other people still present in the building.
By default, the system is set up to answer incoming calls after three rings (approximately 15 seconds).
2.7 PG OUTPUTS CONTROL
PG output control is intended for non-alarm functions related to simple home automation.
2.7.1 KEYPAD FUNCTION BUTTONS
A PG output switches on by pressing a function button (A, B, C, D) and switches off by pressing the
button again. If the output is configured as an impulse output, it will switch off according to the preset time.
Whether authorization is or is not demanded depends on the system configuration.
2.7.2 USER KEYPAD AUTHORIZATION
It is possible to activate a PG output by user authorization (entering a code or using an RIFD tag). The
PG output must be configured to activate from a designated keypad.
2.7.3 REMOTE CONTROL
By pressing an assigned remote control button.
2.7.4 DIALLING-IN
Each telephone number stored in the control panel (one user can have one telephone number) can con-
trol a PG output just by dialling-in (i.e. without establishing a call). Dialling-in consists of dialling the phone
number of the SIM card used in the security system and hanging up before the system answers the call.
By default, the system will answer the call after the third ring (approximately 15 seconds).
WARNING: It is possible to control to the PG output only if the GSM or PSTN communicator installed
in the control panel.
2.7.5 SMS MESSAGE
Sending an SMS can switch on/off a particular PG. Whether authorization is or is not demanded de-
pends on the system configuration.
Example: CODE_CONFIGURED TEXT (“_” character = space)
WARNING: It is possible to control to the PG output only if the GSM communicator installed in the control
panel.
2.7.6 MyJABLOTRON
By clicking on the ON/OFF button in the “Automation” tab.

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3. BLOCKING IN THE SYSTEM
3.1 BLOCKING USERS
Any user can be temporarily blocked (e.g. when a user loses a tag or his access code is revealed). When
user’s access is blocked the user access code or a tag will no longer be accepted by the control panel. The
blocked user will also not receive any text message alerts or voice reports to a mobile phone.
Only the system administrator or service technician can block a user by choosing Settings / Users / User
/ Bypass and selecting “Yes” on the LCD keypad.
3.2 BLOCKING DETECTORS
A detector can be temporarily blocked in a similar way a user can be blocked. A detector is blocked
when its activation is temporarily not desirable (for example a motion detector in a room with a pet or disa-
ble a siren sounding). Only the alarm function is deactivated however the system still performs diagnostics
of tamper contacts and sends tamper alarm and service events.
Only the system administrator or service technician can block a detector. It can be achieved by choo-
sing Settings / Devices / Bypass and selecting Yes on the LCD keypad. A device can be also blocked from
MyJABLOTRON smartphone app in the “More/Devices” roll up menu.
WARNING: This function is limited by the selected System profile of the control panel. Always consult blocking
detectors with your service technician. If the premises are guarded by a security agency, consult them as well.
4.1 CHANGING USER ACCESS CODE
Only the system administrator and the service technician can change the security codes. These chan-
ges are done after authorization on keypad by selecting Settings / Users / User / Code. To enter a new
code, you must enter edit mode by pressing ENT (the line will start to flash). Now you can edit the code.
The new code will be confirmed by pressing ENT again. After the changes are complete the change must
be saved by selecting Save when the control panel prompts with “Save Settings?
Codes can be also changed in the MyJABLOTRON smartphone app in the “More/Change the user
code” roll up menu.
4.2 CHANGING, DELETING OR ADDING AN RFID TAG
Only the administrator and the service technician can add, change or delete RFID tags from the LCD
menu on the keypad. These changes are done after authorization by selecting Settings / Users / User /
Access card. To enter a new RFID tag, you must enter edit mode by pressing ENT (access card line will start
to flash). Then the RFID tag must be placed on to the reader (in front of keys) or the serial number under a
bar code must be entered manually. After confirming by pressing ENT again, the RFID card/tag is added.
To delete an access card enter “0” into the serial number field. After the changes are complete the change
must be saved by selecting Save when the control panel prompts with “Save Settings?
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4.3 CHANGING A PHONE NUMBER
Only the administrator and the service technician can add, change or delete telephone numbers of the
users from the LCD menu on the keypad. This can be done after authorization by selecting Settings / Users
/ User / Phone. The user must be in edit mode to make changes. This is done by pressing ENT.
After making the changes, they must be confirmed by pressing ENT again. To delete a phone number enter
“0” into the phone number field. After the changes are complete the change must be saved by selecting
Save when the system prompts with “Save Settings?”
4.4 ADDING/ DELETING A USER
Only the service technician can add new users to the system (or delete them). New users can be added
to the system (or deleted from it) only via the N-Link (the service technician). When creating new users, it is
necessary to assign them with access permissions (rights) to individual sections and programmable outputs
control with required authorization.
The security system stores all performed operations and events (setting, unsetting, alarms, faults,
messages sent to users and ARCs) in the micro SD card in the system’s control panel. Each entry includes
the date, time (start and end), and source (cause / origin) of the event
The different ways of browsing the system’s event history:
5.1 USING THE LCD KEYPAD
Accessing the event history using the keypad requires user authorization. Once authorized, the available
options (based on user permissions) are displayed by choosing Event Memory. Records can be viewed from
the most recent to the oldest using arrows.
5.2 LOGGING INTO MYJABLOTRON (THE SMARTPHONE APP)
All system events can be viewed using after logging in the MyJABLOTRON smartphone app. The
account shows history in a range which corresponds with the user’s permissions.
5. EVENT HISTORY

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MyJABLOTRON is a service which provides on-line access to JABLOTRON devices. It is intended for
the end users and allows them to monitor and control the system.
It is necessary to have regular and timely maintenance checks performed in order to secure reliable
functioning of the system. Most of the maintenance is carried out by an installation company at least once a
year during periodical maintenance inspections.
User maintenance consists of keeping the individual devices clean.
Some devices may require regular testing which is always described in the individual manual of such
device (e.g. fire detectors).
6. WHAT IS MYJABLOTRON?
7. PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE
MYJABLOTRON ALLOWS USERS TO:
oView the current system status.
oSet/unset the entire system or part of it.
oControl programmable outputs.
oView the event history.
oSend reports to selected users via SMS, e-mail
and PUSH notifications
oCapture images from verification detectors and browse through
them in the Photo gallery tab or directly in Recent events
o And other useful features.

18 8. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER JA-100K
Type of installation Fixed installation
Nominal control panel voltage / frequency / fuse ~ 230 V / 50 Hz, T200 mA fuse 250 V 5 x 20 mm
~ 115 V / 60 Hz, T400 mA fuse 250 V 5 x 20 mm
Operation voltage range ~ 195 V ÷ 250 V
~ 110 V ÷ 120 V
Electric power / current Max 23 VA / 0.1 A
Protection class II.
Back-up battery 12 V; 2.6 Ah max. (lead-acid)
Low battery voltage (fault indication) ≤ 11 V
Maximum battery charging time 48 ÷ 72 h
BUS voltage / max. voltage ripple (red-black) 12,0 ÷ 13,8 V DC / ± 100 mV
Max. continuous consumption from the control panel BUS +RJ 400 mA permanently (1000 mA for 5 minutes)
@ 12 hours backup (2.6 Ah) LAN OFF: 125 mA – consumption of external modules
LAN ON: 85 mA – consumption of modules
Max. number of devices 32
Alarm connection JABLOTRON BUS – dedicated wired connection
Wireless connection (with JA-111R) – unspecified wireless co-
nnection, JABLOTRON wireless protocol
Alarm system classification Security grade 2 / environmental class II
@ according to standards EN50131-1, EN 50131-3, EN 50131-6, EN 50131-5-3,
EN 50131-10, EN 50136-1, EN 50136-2
@ environment Indoor general
@ operational temperature / humidity -10 °C to +40 °C, relative humidity 75%, no condensation
@ power Type A – primary supply with a charged backup battery
@ event history approx. 7 million latest events, incl. date and time
@ system reaction to communication loss Fault or tamper – according to the pre-set profile
@ BUS - up to 10 s
@ wireless communication - in 2 hrs (report)
@ wireless communication - in 20 min block system to be set
@ reaction to invalid code entry After 10 wrong code entries a tamper alarm is triggered and
according to the selected profile it blocks all control devices for
10 min
@ ATS classification Supported ATS classes : SP2 – SP 5, DP2 – DP3
SPT: type Z
Operation type: Pass-Through
Built-in LAN: SP2 – SP5 (with IP protocol)
JA-190Y SP2 – SP5 (with IP protocol)
JA-190X SP2 (with Contact ID protocol)
LAN + JA-190Y DP2 – DP3 (with IP protocol)
LAN + JA-190X DP2 (with IP / CID protocol)
@ ATS transferring protocols JABLO IP, SIA IP, Contact ID, JABLO SMS
@ ATC protection against substitution and data protection JABLOTRON protocol: Proprietary AES encryption
with minimum 128 bit key
ANSI SIA DC-09.2012 protocol with 128 bit AES encryption
LAN communicator Ethernet interface CAT 5 (RJ-45)
Dimensions 268 x 225 x 83 (mm)
Weight 1450 g
Basic parameters of the JA-111R module 868.1 MHz, < 25 mW, GFSK < 80 kHz
Radio emissions ETSI EN 300 220-2 (the JA-111R module)
EMC EN 50130-4, EN 55032, ETSI EN 301 489-1, ETSI EN 301 489-3
Electric safety EN 60950-1
Operational conditions ERC REC 70-03, ERC DEC (98) 20
Certification body TREZOR TEST