jablotron JA-16A RB User manual

JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s.
Pod Skalkou 4567/33 46601 Jablonec n. Nisou
Czech Republic www.jablotron.com
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JA-16A RB Wireless outdoor battery-powered siren
JA-16A RB Wireless outdoor battery-powered siren 1 / 2 MNM55101
The JA-16A RB is a component of the JA-10 system. It is used for
system alarm indication outside a building. It can also be used
for supplementary acoustic signalling (PG activation, arming, chirps).
The siren is powered by just one lithium battery with no other external
power. The JA-16A RB consists of the JA-16A-BASE-RB base with
the PCB, the BAT-100A lithium battery and the JA-1XA-C-WH cover.
The siren occupies one position in the system.
Installation
The whole enrolment procedure has to be done in service mode
of the control panel. There must be a JA-111R radio module
installed in the control panel.
Figure 1: 1 – hole for installing; 2 – piezo sounders; 3 – BAT-100A lithium battery
with reusable battery strap (up to 2 batteries can be used); 4 – PCB;
5 – spirit level; 6 – hole for installation with tamper detection; 7 – front cover
screw; 8 – string with clip connecting the front cover for easy installation
The siren should be installed on a vertical wall,
with the flasher facing downwards. Avoid
installing the siren near the gutters and on other
places where there is a danger of ice
accumulation.
1. Attach the siren onto a suitable place using 2 screws through the
holes (1) and (6). The spirit level can be used for easy
installation (5).
2. Connect the BAT-100A lithium battery (3) to the connector (11).
3. Proceed according to the control panel installation manual.
Basic procedure:
a. When the battery is connected, the yellow LED (12) indicates
by a permanent light that the siren has not been enrolled into
the system yet.
b. Go to the N-Link software, select the required position
in the Devices tab and launch the enrolment mode by clicking
on the Enroll option.
c. Press the button marked LEARN (10) – the siren is thus
enrolled and the yellow LED indicator goes off.
4. Put back the siren cover and attach it using the screw (7).
5. Perform siren properties setting, for more detail see the chapter:
Internal settings of the siren.
Notes:
−The siren can also be enrolled into the system by entering
its production code (9) in the N-Link software. You can find
the production code on the sticker, glued on the PCB.
All numbers under the bar code shall be entered (1400-00-
0000-0001).
−The siren can be powered by up to two BAT-100A batteries and
we recommend this when longer siren operation time is required.
There is a place prepared for second battery use see Figure 1.
Connect the battery to the other connector (11). The battery
connection order doesn´t matter.
Figure 2: 9 – production code; 10 – LEARN (enrollment) button;
11 – battery connector; 12 – yellow fault indicator; 13 – mini USB connector;
14 - piezo siren connection (attention: high voltage); 15 – external antenna
connector; 16 - high intensity red LED flashers
Erasing the siren from system / RESET
Use this procedure when the siren has to be erased from one
system and enrolled to another one. Proceed this way:
1. The control panel has to be in Service mode.
2. Open the siren cover and disconnect the BAT-100A battery
from its connector.
3. Go to the N-Link software, Devices tab,and erase the siren
from the control panel and leave service mode.
4. Connect the BAT-100A battery. Then press and hold the
LEARN button (10) for approximately 8 s until the yellow LED
(12) starts flashing. Then release the button.
5. When flashing expires (2 x 7 flashes) the yellow LED
illuminates. This indicates that the siren is not enrolled.
Notes:
−When a reset is done the yellow LED goes off and it means
that there is some control panel in the siren’s radio range with
an open service mode and the enrollment procedure has been
performed again and the siren is assigned to that control
panel.
FW update
The siren supports wireless firmware update. It can be performed
by N-Link software in Service mode.
1. Goto N-Link: Control panel – Firmware update. In the
offered list the JA-16A RB should appear. If the N-Link SW
detects
the existence of newer firmware than that in the siren,
it is automatically checked (ticked) for upgrading.
2. Press the OK button to perform the update of the selected
devices.
3. When the update is finished, check the internal settings
of the siren on the Devices tab – Internal settings.
4. Test the siren’s functions.
Notes:
−The mini USB connector (7) serves for firmware upgrading
by a direct connection with the PC using a USB cable. This
way is recommended when a wireless upgrade was not
performed successfully.
Internal settings of the siren
The siren properties can be set in the Devices tab of the N-Link
software. When at the siren position, use the Internal settings option
to open a dialog window, internal setting is separated into 2 tabs: Setting
and Signalling PG (default settings are marked *):
Setting tab:
Acoustic indication of alarms from sections: to set for which
sections the siren should indicate an alarm, as well as setting
the chirps. The default setting is indication for all sections enabled.
Reaction: defines whether the siren should indicate EW* (external
warning) or IW (internal warning). Alarm indication can also be
disabled completely (other functions remain enabled).
Siren sound: intermittent*, continuous. Option intermittent saves
energy.
Maximum siren time: No, 1, 2, 3*, 4, 5 minutes, During an alarm.
Option ‘No’ – the siren doesn’t indicate alarm acoustically (optical
indication remains). Option ‘During an alarm – acoustic indication in
duration of ‘Alarm length’ set in ‘Parameters’. Note: the maxim Alarm
length is 20 minutes, which would significantly affect the battery lifetime.

JA-16A RB Wireless outdoor battery-powered siren
JA-16A RB Wireless outdoor battery-powered siren 2 / 2 MNM55101
Enabling any of these mentioned options can
cause a reduced battery lifetime depending
on the frequency of its use. That´s why
we recommend fitting the BAT-
100A second
battery.
Other acoustic indication from sections: selection of the sections
for which sounds mentioned below will be produced. Default setting
is ‘All sections.
Higher volume: YES / NO* - affects only entrance / exit delay
indication and sounds indicating PG output triggering. It doesn´t have
any influence on the sound of an alarm.
During section control: YES / NO* – if enabled, the siren chirps
once after setting, twice after unsetting and three times when unsetting
after an alarm.
During warning: YES / NO* - When enabled the siren will beep
three times to indicate:
1) inability to set (a system status which prevents setting, such
as afault or a triggered detector)
2) unsuccessful setting (an event occurs during exit delay, e.g.
a triggered detector)
3) unsetting with alarm memory (an alarm occurred)
Entry delay: YES / NO* if enabled, it indicates the entrance delay
for the whole entrance time – intermittent beeping.
Exit delay when partially set: YES / NO* - if enabled, it indicates
the entrance delay for the whole time when the system has been
partially set – intermittent beeping. This option is available when Entry
delay is enabled.
Exit delay: YES / NO* - if enabled, it indicates the exit delay for
the whole exit time when the system is fully set – intermittent beeping.
Upon loss communication: YES / NO* - When enabled, the siren
sounds in case of loss communication with the control panel longer
than (110 min). The length of sounding depends on ‘Maximum siren
time’ – where the option ‘During an alarm’ signifies 20 minutes.
Optical indication:
Flashes every 60 s: YES / NO* - It sets to one siren flash per
minute. It can be used as a warning that the building is protected
by an alarm system.
During warning: YES/NO* - if enabled, the siren indicates by triple
flashing:
1) inability to set (a system status which prevents setting, such
as a fault or a triggered detector)
2) unsuccessful setting (an event occurs during the exit time, e.g.
a triggered detector)
3) unsetting with alarm memory (an alarm occurred)
When controlled by a section: YES / NO* – it sets a siren to
optically indicate setting and unsetting of (a) section(s). It blinks once
when set and it blinks twice when unset and when unset after an alarm
then three blinks.
After alarm expiration: During alarms*/ 1/ 3/ 5/ 30/ 60 min
of flashes after an alarm. This option can set the length of siren
flashing for only the alarm time or extended for by a pre-set interval.
Extended flashing can be terminated by new system setting or
cancellation of alarm indication in the system (with a keypad).
Periodical communication: 1 s / 8 s – This parameter can set
the maximum postponed reaction of the siren to an alarm,
supplementary indication or Signalling PG.
Notes:
−PG output activation sometimes might not be indicated when
periodical communication is set to 8 s and a PG output is
switched ON for a shorter time than 8 s.
−If the end customer wants any of the supplementary indications
mentioned above, we recommend setting the ‘Periodical
communication’ to 1 s in order to have a faster response time
when section or PG state changes.
−When periodical communication is set to just 1 s it can reduce
the typical battery lifetime by half.
Signalling PG tab:
The siren can indicate the activity of selected PG outputs with its
beeps.
Slow beeping - 1 per second (for the whole period when the PG
is active)
Quick beeping - 2 per second (for the whole period when the PG
is active)
1xOn/2xOff - 1 chirp when the PG is activated, 2 chirps when the
PG is deactivated
20 seconds of beeping – a long 20 s beep when the PG is
activated
Settings according to security grade 2
To set the siren to comply with security grade 2 use N-Link SW,
the ‘Parameters’ tab and the option ‘System profiles’ set to
‘EN50131-1, gr.2’. Device will be configured according to required
properties.
Sound priorities
The siren sound has the highest priority, the control chirps have
a lower priority and the PG output activity indication has the lowest
priority (PG1 has a higher priority than PG2 etc). A chirp with a higher
priority always terminates chirping with a lower priority.
External antenna use
To improve the communication quality between the control panel
and the outdoor siren you can connect an external antenna (AN-868).
Plug the antenna into the connector (15) on the PCB. Detection
of a connected antenna is performed only when the cover is open
(active tamper). If the siren during closing the cover detects the
external antenna, it is automatically used for radio communication.
If the antenna is shorted out or cut off, it automatically switches to the
internal antenna and a tamper alarm is sent. When the siren cover is
closed with no external antenna, the internal antenna is used for radio
communication.
Battery replacement
The product checks the battery status automatically. When
a battery fault is triggered, the system informs its user (or service
technician). The siren remains fully functional, but we strongly
recommend to replace the battery is replaced within 2 weeks.
Don´t charge the battery at all. Use the BAT-100A type only. If two
batteries are used, always replace both batteries at once. The
battery can be changed in control panel service mode by a service
technician. When replacing is finished, test the siren’s functioning.
Take the used battery to an official collection point, don´t dispose
in the general trash.
Technical specifications
The JA-16A RB parts (lithium battery, front cover and base) are
supplied individually.
Power Lithium battery 3.6 V/13 Ah type BAT-100A
(up to 2 batteries can be used)
Please note: battery is not included
Current consumption (nominal/maximal) 0.3 mA/1000mA
Battery low voltage ≤2.8 V
Typical battery lifetime approx. 5 years (for basic settings)
Communication frequency 868.1 MHz, protocol JA-10
Communication range approx. 300 m (open area)
Antenna internal, external can be used, type AN-868
Activation lost integrity acoustic tamper alarm (110 min)
Piezo electric siren 100 dB/m
Dimensions (cover included) 200 x 300 x 70 mm
Weight 434 g
Classification security grade 2/environmental class IV
-according to EN 50131-1, EN 50131-4, EN 50131-5-3
-environment general outdoor
-operational temperature range -20 °C to +60 °C
-power supply type W
-operational humidity 75% (95% 30 days) RH, non-condensing
-certification body Trezor Test s.r.o. (no. 3025)
Security grade IP44
Also complies with ETSI EN 300 220-2, EN 50130-4,
EN 55032, EN 50581,EN 62368-1
Can be operated to ERC REC 70-03
JABLOTRON ALARMS a.s. hereby declares that the
JA-16A RB
is in a compliance with the relevant Union
harmonisation legislation: Directives No: 2014/53/EU,
2014/35/EU, 2014/30/EU, 2011/65
/EU. The original of the
conformity assessment can be found at www.jablotron.com
-Technical Support section.
Note: Although this product does not contain any harmful
materials we suggest you return the product to the dealer or
directly
to the producer after use. For more detailed
information visit www.jablotron.com.