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jablotron JA-84P User manual

JA-84Pwireless motion detectorwithbuilt-incameraJA-84P_en_PTS1
TheJA-84Pwirelessmotion detectorwithbuilt-in camera
The JA-84PisacomponentofJablotron’sOasis80alarmsystem.It
provideshuman bodymovementdetection including visual alarm
verification.Thedetector’scameraisequipped withaflashtotakephotos
in thedark.Thecameraiscapableoftakingmonochromaticpictureswith
aresolution of160x128pixels.Asequenceof4photosistakenwhen
movementisdetected.Itisstored inthedetector’sinternal memoryandit
isalsotransmitted wirelesslytothecontrol panel tobesenttoan alarm
receiving centerand/ortotheowner’smobilephonedisplay.Thebattery-
powered detectorcommunicatesviatheOASISradioprotocol.
Recommendedcontrol panelconfiguration
Totransferphotosfromtheprotectedpremises,thecontrol panel
should beequippedwithasuitablecommunicator(modelJA-80Y=
GSM/GPRSsoftwareversionXA61006orhigherorJA-80V=
LAN/PSTNsoftwareversion XA64004orhigher)and withtheJA-
80Qdataprocessingmoduleconnectedtothecommunicator’s
internalbuscable.
The communicatorallowsfortheprogramming ofan IPaddress towhich
thephotoswill betransferred (see thecorrespondingcommunicator
installation manual).Asafactorydefault, Jablotron’sphotoserver(IP
address 195.39.77.154,port7070)arepreprogrammed which
correspondstotheURL http://img.jablotron.cz.Thisserverallowsthe
logging intoanddisplayof thephotosfreeof charge.It can alsonotifyyou
bySMSmessagewhen anewphotoarrives,providing alinktoviewthe
photoon thephonedisplay.Theservercan alsoforwardthephotostoa
desirede-mailaddress.
Ifthecontrolpanelisnotequipped withasuitablecommunicatorand
dataprocessing module(JA-80Q),photoswill onlybestored locallyinthe
detector’sinternal memory(last61 shots).
Multiplecameradetectors can beenrolled tothecontrol panel.Ifmore
ofthedetectorstakephotoswithinaveryshortperiod oftime,the
detectorswill transferthephotostothecontrol panel in thesameorderas
thedetectorsweretriggered.
Installationandtesting ofthemotion detector
Installation shouldonlybeundertakenbytechniciansholding acertificate
issuedbyan authorized distributor.Thedetectorcanbeinstalled on aflat
wall orin thecornerofaroom.Avoidobjectsrapidlychanging in
temperature,suchaselectricalheaters,gasappliancesetc.being
positioned withinitsdetection area.Movingobjectswithatemperature
closetothatofhumanssuchascurtainsmoving abovearadiator,and
petsshould alsobeavoided.Detectorsshouldnotfacewindowsor
spotlightsorbenearfast-movingaire.g.nearventilationfansoropen
windowsordoors.Thereshould alsobenoobstaclesblockingthe
detector’s“view”oftheprotected area.Keepthedetectorawayfrom
metalobjectswhichcouldinterferewithradiocommunication.
1. Openthedetectorcover bypressing thetab and disconnectthe
camera’sflat cable(pullingfromtheconnectorbythebatteries)
2. RemovethePCB whichisheldbyaninternal tab.Avoidtouching
thePIRelement
3. Punchscrewholesthroughtherearplasticcover. Atleastone
screwshouldpenetratethetamper-sensitivesection (becareful not
tobreakthetampersensitivesection out).
4. Screwtherearcovertothewall, about2metersabovethefloor
(vertically,withthetab down).
5. ReplacethePCB toitsoriginal position.
6. Leavethebatterydisconnectedand thecoveropen (camera
disconnected)and then followthecontrol panel manual toenrollthe
detector. Thebasics of enrollmentare:
a.Enterenrollmentmodeon thecontrol panel bypressing “1”
whilein Servicemode.
b.Install batteriesintothedetectortoactivateenrollment.
Ifthe detector’sbatterieshavealreadybeen connected,first
disconnectthem,press and releasethetamperswitchand then
reconnect the batteries
c.Exitenrollmentmodebypressing“#”
d.Leavethecontrol panelinSERVICEmode.
7. Connectthecameracableandclose thedetector’scover. Ifthe
redLEDispermanentlylit,itmeansthatthemotiondetectoris
warmingup(itusuallytakesabout100 sec.afterthebatteriesare
connected).Ifthered LEDisflashing,thedetectorhasnotbeen
enrolled yet(see point6).
8. AftertheredLEDturnsoff testthemotion sensorbywalkingin the
covered area (detected movementisindicated byred LEDflashes).
Alsotestthedetector’sradiosignal strength–see thecontrolpanel
installation manual fordetails.Testingisonlypossiblewithin15
minutesof closingthedetector’scover. Afterthisperiod theredLED
isswitched off.
9.Ifthedetectorisnotintestmode,itignoresfrequentmovements
(see thefollowingsection).
5minute/ 1minutesleeptime
Tosavebatteryenergy,thedetectorswitchestobattery-savingmode15
minutesafteritscoverisclosed.Thedetectorstillwatchesformovement
duringbattery-savingmode.
Thefirstmovementdetected isinstantlytransmittedtothecontrol panel,and
forthenext5minutesthedetectorignores anyfurther movement.
Afterthese5minutes,thedetectorthen returnstowatchingoutformovement
untilitisre-triggered.Thesleeptimecanbeshortenedto1minutebypressing
thetamperswitchduringbatteryinstallation.Notpressingthetamperswitch
givesasleeptimeof5minutes.
Cameratesting
Switchthecontrol panel toSERVICEmodeand havean RC-80 key-fob
ready.
1.Open andclosethedetector’scoveragain.Its greenindicatorwill
turnon for10 sec(enrollmentmodetoenroll thekey-fob asa
remotetriggerfortesting thecamera)
2.Enroll thekey-fobbypressinganykey(agreenLEDflashconfirms
enrollment)
3.Usethekey-fobtotakephotos: =snapwithoutflash, =
snapwith flash
4.Cameratestmodelastsfor15 minutesthen thekey-fob is
automaticallyerased fromthedetector.Ifyou wantanother15
minutestesting,repeattheaboveprocedurestartingfrom1.
Afterithasbeen taken the photoistransmitted tothecontrol panel -
indicated by greenLEDflashing.Successful transmission isconfirmed
byalonggreenflash(2sec).Unsuccessful transmission isindicatedbya
seriesofrapidgreen flashesattheend.Thetransmission isalso
indicatedon theJA-80Qdatamodule(samelogic).
Afterthephotoisreceived bythecontrolpanel,thedatamodule
transfersittotheserver(viathecommunicator).Thistransferisindicated
byared LEDflashing on theJA-60Qmodule.Successful transferis
confirmed byalong red flash(2sec).Unsuccessful transferisindicated
byaseriesof rapidred flashesat theend.
Thetotal averagetimetotransferthephotofromthecameratothe
serverisabout20 sec.Inthecaseof radiosignal interferencethetransfer
can belonger(damaged dataarerepeated).Eachphotoalsocontainsa
dateandtimestamp.
Ifthephototransferwasnotsuccessful,thephotowillonlystayinthe
detector’sinternal memory.
Normalcameraoperation
15 minutesafterclosingthecover,thedetectorchangesfromtestmode
tonormal operational mode(thetestkey-fob iserased andtheredLED
turnsoff).
Ifthecontrol panelisunarmed(unset), thedetectorignores
movementsand takesnophotos.
During theexitdelay thedetectorreportsmovementsbuttakesno
photos.
During theentrancedelay thedetector–when triggered –notonly
reportsamovementbutalsoinstantlytakesonephotowithoutaflash.
JA-84Pwireless motion detectorwithbuilt-incameraJA-84P_en_PTS1
The photoisthen stored inmemory.Forthenext5secondsfromthe
momentoftaking thephotoshot, thedetectorgoestosleep mode.After
thatthedetectorreturnstowatchingoutformovement. Anyfurther
detectionof movementisreportedandrespondedtoaccordingtowhether
thesystemisinan entrancedelaystateand/oralarmcondition.Ifan
entrancedelayisstill occurring, thedetectorwillnot takeorstorepictures
anymore.Ifan alarmstateisindicated,thedetectorwilltakephotosthe
samewayasifamovementhad beendetected in an instantloop(see
below).Ifanalarmtriggered duetoan entrancedelayhasexpired(so
thatnootherdetectorshavebeen triggered),then thememorized photo
takenduringfirst movementdetection istransmitted.
Instant-loopmovementdetection isreported tothecontrol paneland
captured byaseriesof4photostaken bythecamera.Thefirstphotois
takeninstantlywithoutaflash.Thefollowing3picturesaretaken atone
secondintervals,eachwithaflash.Afterthatanymovementinthe
detection area isignored and thepicturesaretransferred tothecontrol
panel.Thedetector’sinactivityperiodends5secondsafterfinishing
picturetransmission.
Alarmverificationandflashfunctions
Themain taskofthebuilt-incameraistoverifyreal alarmscausedby
human bodymovement(torecognizefalsealarms).
Thedetector’sbuiltin flashilluminatesthescene,butitalsohasanother
important functionspatented byJablotron:
a) Anunexpectedflashattractstheintrudertolook atthedetector
andthissignificantlyincreasestheprobabilitythatthenextshotwill
showthe intruder’sface
b)Aflashalsoclearly indicates,to theintruderthathewasdetected,
possiblymakinghimrunaway.Ifnotand(s)hetriestodamagethe
detector,atamperalarmistriggered.Thetamperalarmwillverifythe
intruder’spresenceeven fasterthan phototransmission does.
Viewingphotosfromthedetector’sinternal memory
Thedetectorstoresthelast61 photosin itsinternal memory.The
photoscan beviewedbyaPC:
1.Switchthecontrol panel toSERVICEmode
2.Open thedetectoranddisconnectthecameramodule’scable
3.TakethecoverwiththecameratothePCandusethecable
(provided withtheJA-80Qdatamodule)toconnectittothePCUSB
port
4.Thecameramoduleisaccessibleasaremovablemass storage
device.Photosarestored inBMPfiles.Useasuitableviewer(i.e.
“Windowsphotoandfaxviewer”)toviewthephotos.
5.Afterviewing thephotosreinstallthecameramoduleinthedetector
andswitchthecontrolpanel tonormaloperational mode.
DetectorDIPswitches
Thereare4DIP switchestoselect thedesired features:
1 OFF = delay reaction (exit & entrancedelayprovided)
ON=instant reaction(noexit & entrancedelay)
Thisswitchonlyhasaneffectifthe detector’saddress hasaNATUR
reactionprogrammed inthe controlpanel
2 OFF = standard immunity forthemotionsensor
ON=increased immunityforthemotionsensor(slowerreaction)
3 OFF =flashdisabled (except fortesting)
ON = flashenabled (second tofourthshotswithflash)
4 OFF =photosstoredonlyinthecamera(not transmitted)
ON =photosstored inthecameramemoryand alsotransmitted
wirelessly tothecontrolpanel
Bold =factorydefault setting
Motiondetectorcoverage
Thedetection characteristicsofthePIRdetectorlensdoesnotaffectthe
detector‘scameracomponents.Thedefaultlenssupplied coversanangleof
120°andadistanceof12metres.Theareaiscovered bythreebeamsas
showninthefollowingdiagram.
Sideview
Topview
Thecharacteristicscanbechangedbyusing optionallenses:
JS-7904 Suitableforlongcorridors.Themiddlebeamcovers20
meters.
JS-7906 Onlyemploysan upperbeamwitha120°angleand a12
metrerange.Ignoringthefloorhelpseliminatetheeffectofthe
movementofsmall pets.
JS-7901 Hasaverticalbeamforming awall-likedetectionbarrierwhich
triggersthedetectorifsomeonewalks throughit.
Note:Afterchangingthe lens,testthatthe desired area isprotected.Incorrect
installation of the lenscan disabledetection.
Batteryreplacement
Thedetectormonitorsthe voltage ofitsbatteriesandiftoo low,atransmission
issenttothecontrolpaneltoinformtheinstalleroruser.Thedetectorcontinues
tofunctionand showseachdetectedmovementwithaflashofitsredLED.
Batteryreplacementshouldnotbe delayedbymorethanacoupleofdays.This
shouldbedonebyaqualifiedtechnicianwiththecontrolpanelinServicemode.
Afterbatteryreplacement, thedetectorneedsabout100 sectostabiliseduring
whichitsredLEDlightscontinuously.AftertheLEDhasstoppedindicating,test
thatthedetectorisfunctioning (it willbeintestmodefor15 minutes).
Alwaysusenewbatteriesandreplacebothofthem.Becarefulnottomix
used andnewbatteries(even anearlydischargedlithiumbatteryhas3Vsoit
isnot simpletorecognizeadischarged battery).
Expiredbatteriesshouldnotbethrownintothegarbage,butdisposed of
according tolocalregulations.
Removing thedetectorfromthesystem
Ifadetectorisremoved,thecontrolpanelreportsitsremoval.Thedetector
hastobedeleted fromthecontrolpanelbeforeintentionalremoval.
Technicalparameters
Voltage:2xLithiumbatterytype CR14505 (AA 3.0V)
Typicalbattery lifetime: approx. 3years(max. 80 photosequences)
Communication band:868 MHz, Oasisprotocol
Communication range:max. 300m(open area)
Recommended installation height:2.0to2.5mabovefloor level
PIR detection angle/detectionrange:120°/ 12m(withbasic lens)
Resolutionofthe camera 160 x120 pixels, B&W
Internal memory photoformatbit map (BMP)
Format ofthe photostransmitted toserverJPG
Horizontal camera capture angle50°
Range ofthe flashmax. 3meters
Typicalphototransmission timetothe control panel12 sec
Typicalphototransfer timefromthesystem toserver8s/GPRS(JA-80Y)
2s/LAN(JA-80V)
Operational environment according toEN50131-1 II. internal space
Operational temperature range-10 to+40°C
Dimensions110 x60 x55 mm
EN 50131-1,CLC/TS50131-2-2,EN 50131-5-3classification:grade 2
Complies withETSIEN 300220,ETS300683, EN60950
FCC ID:VL6JA84P
Jablotron Ltd.herebydeclaresthattheJA-84P is incompliancewiththe essential
requirementsand otherrelevantprovisionsofDirective1999/5/EC. and complies
withpart15 oftheFCCrules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwo
conditions:1.Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and 2.This
devicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmay
causeundesiredoperation.
CAUTION: Changesormodificationsnoexpresslyapprovedby
Jablotron couldvoidtheuser´sauthoritytooperatetheequipment. The
originalofthe conformityassessmentcan be found at www.jablotron.com,
TechnicalSupport section
Note: Although thisproductdoesnot containanyharmfulmaterialswesuggest
you returnthe product tothe dealerordirectlytothe producerafteruse.
www.jablotron.com
Tel.: +420483559999
fax: +420 483 559
993
PodSkalkou 33
46601 Jablonecn.N.
CzechRepublic

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