jablotron JA-80-Oasis User manual

The JK-84 “Oasis” wireless alarm kit 1 / 2 MKE59901
The JK-84 “Oasis” wireless alarm kit
Installation of the JK-84 kit shall only be undertaken by technicians
holding a certificate issued by an authorized distributor. This simplified
installation manual only describes the basics, for more details see the
manuals of particular devices.
1. Factory-default pre-enrolled devices
Address Device Note
03 JA-81M door
detector Delayed reaction
04 JA-80P PIR detector Delayed reaction
48 RC-86 keyfob Buttons and pre-enrolled
49 JA-80F keypad unit Connect a magnetic door sensor
to its IN input.
50 JA-80L indoor siren With an RC-89 wireless door-bell
button pre-enrolled.
JA-82KR Pre-enrolled to the JA-80L
2. Control panel and keypad installation
1. Attach the Control Panel (CP) to the desired location.
2. Connect back-up battery to the CP (attach it securely with
adhesive tape).
3. Connect the mains to the CP – its green LED will start flashing
4. Connect up the batteries in the JA-80F keypad – service mode
should be displayed (if not, disconnect the keypad batteries, check
that the control panel is powered up and reconnect the keypad
batteries).
o Keeping the ∗key pressed while connecting the keypad batteries
will open the keypad’s internal menu which allows you to select
the desired language (English = 1), to exit this menu press the #
key.
o If you exit Service mode accidentally, it can be re-entered by
keying in ∗0 8080.
o Close the keypad’s flip cover to save the battery while in the
service mode.
Before attaching the JA-80F keypad, test that it functions correctly at
the desired location. We recommended wiring up a magnetic door
sensor (provided with the kit) to the keypad’s IN input. This will ensure
that the keypad is “woken up” whenever the door is opened (to indicate
system status, to make entrance delay beeps and to have the access
card reader ready for reading cards).
3. Installing the detectors and the siren
1. Install the JA-81M magnetic detector, select its reaction via the
internal DIP switch (INS/DEL), connect its battery up and close the
cover.
2. Install the JA-80P PIR motion detector about 2 to 2.5 meters above
the floor, select its reaction via the relevant internal DIP switch
(INS/DEL), connect its battery up and close the cover.
3. Plug the JA-80L siren into a mains power socket.
IN 2
IN 1
GND
TMP
1k
mag.senzor
ON/OFF
Reaction
tamper
switch
external
senzor
Main board
Transformer
Back-up battery
Mains terminal
Digital bus connector
Tamper switch
LED
Antenna connection
01 02
COM
03 04
EW
IW
PGX PGY
GND A B
+U
RESET
1234
ON
OFF
Radio module
Antenna

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4. Enrolling more wireless devices
The system can be extended with more wireless devices (a maximum
of 50 can be enrolled). To enroll another device, the CP should be in
service mode, if it is not enter ∗0 8080 (while the system is unset).
1. On the keypad, key in 1 to enter enrollment mode.
2. The next vacant address is displayed (scroll to other addresses
using the arrow keys if desired).
3. Connect up the device’s battery to enroll the device to the CP.
Successful enrollment is confirmed by the A indicator lighting. The
next vacant address is then displayed.
o The RC-86 key-fob can also be enrolled by pressing and holding
a pair of its buttons +(or +).
4. Exit enrollment mode by pressing the # key.
• To enroll the CP to UC-82 or AC-82 modules, enter 299 while the
CP is in service mode with the receiving module in enrollment mode.
5. Testing device functionality
1. The CP should be in Service mode, if not enter ∗0 8080
2. First trigger the device under test (e.g. a detector). The keypad
(with its flip cover open) then indicates triggering of the device if
the device is functioning correctly and is enrolled.
• Motion detectors are best tested within 15 minutes of closing their
covers as after that they only react to frequent movements once
every 5 minutes (to restart a device’s test mode, open and close the
detector housing again).
6. Checking a device’s radio signals
1. The CP must have its antenna connected and should be in Service
mode, if not enter ∗0 8080
2. Enter 298, the lowest address with enrolled device will be displayed.
3. Trigger the device linked to this address – the keypad (with its
flip cover open) then shows the device’s signal strength in the
range ¼ to 4/4 (it should be at least 2/4, if not, relocate the device)
o Motion detectors are best tested within 15 minutes of closing their
covers as after that they only react to frequent movements once
every 5 minutes (to restart a device’s test mode, open and close
the detector housing again).
o To test the JA-80F keypad signal, trigger the connected magnetic
door sensor or activate the keypad’s tamper sensor.
o To test the JA-80L siren signal, press the siren’s button.
4. To select the next enrolled device address use the arrow keys.
5. To exit signal measurement mode, press the # key.
7. Programming the system
1. The CP should be in Service mode, if not enter ∗0 8080
2. Enter the appropriate programming sequences to select the desired
functions (a complete list of them is in the CP and communicator
manuals).
Function Sequence Note
New service code 5 xxxx
xxxx Factory default: 8080 xxxx = new code
Exit delay 20x x = multiples of 10 sec. (e.g. 205 = 50 sec)
Factory default: 30 sec
Entrance delay 21x x = multiples of 5 sec. (e.g. 204 = 20 sec)
Factory default: 20sec
Alarm duration 22x x = 1 to 8 means 1 to 8 minutes and 9 means 15min.
Factory default: 4 min
Time and date entry 4 hh mm DD MM YY
8. Editing keypad text strings
1. The CP should be in Service mode, if not enter ∗0 8080
2. Press and hold the ? key to enter editing mode.
3. Keys: 1 & 7 scroll through characters and numbers,
4 & 5 move the cursor,
2 erases the highlighted character,
& are for the selection of text strings,
# exits editing mode.
Editing text only affects the text in that particular keypad. Amore
convenient way of text editing is with a PC running Olink software.
9. Finishing off the installation
1. Exit service mode via the # key and demonstrate clearly how to
operate the system to the user(s).
2. Recommend the user to change the default master 1234 code to a
new master code.
Entry Function
code / card Setting/unsetting (arming and disarming)
ABC Complete arming (all sections)
A Partially setting A (if used)
B Partially setting AB (if used)
∗4 Reading the event memory (4 scrolls backwards)
∗5 Changing the MASTER code/card (e.g. *5 1234
2789 2789)
∗6 To create a new user code/card (e.g. *6 1234 03
3344 programs user code number 3, to erase the
code enter: *6 1234 03 0000)
∗7 code/card To secretly signal operation (unsetting) under duress
∗8 a ∗9 PGX and PGY control (if used)
∗0 MASTER
code Maintenance mode (testing, overview of codes,
bypassing,…)
# Exiting maintenance mode or terminating an
incomplete entry
? Displays status details (triggered detectors, fault
causes or the status of PG outputs …..)