jablotron 100+ - User Manual

User manual
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Summary

Introduction to Jablotron 100+

Operating the Jablotron 100+ System

User Access Rights and Codes

Details different user code types and their access levels for system control and data management.

Code Combination Security

Explains how code length and RFID combinations impact system security and possible combinations.

System Operation Methods

Outlines methods for operating the system locally via keypad, remotely via computer, and via telephone.

Keypad Indicators and Functions

Describes the meaning of LED indicators and function buttons on the keypad for system status.

RFID Devices and Remote Controls

Explains authorization using RFID tags, cards, and remote controls for system access.

Keypad Code Authorization

Details how to authorize access using 4, 6, or 8-digit codes, including prefix options.

LCD Keypad Menu Structure

Presents a flowchart of the internal LCD keypad menu options and their functionalities.

Cancel Warning Indication

Allows cancelling alarms or unsuccessful setting indications for sections the user has access to.

Section Control

Enables control of system sections based on user access rights and internal settings.

Programmable Outputs (PG) Control

Allows controlling programmable outputs based on user permissions and system settings.

Event Memory

Displays a detailed list of recorded system events.

Setting Prevented Status

Shows triggered detectors preventing system setting, if activated in configuration.

System Faults

Lists detectors indicating system faults from accessible sections.

Bypassed Detectors

Displays a list of blocked detectors in sections accessible to the user.

System Status Overview

Shows system status including triggered detectors, tampers, low batteries, and bypassing.

System Settings Management

Allows editing users and devices, primarily when a USB is disconnected.

Display Settings

Enables adjustment of keypad backlight intensity and display contrast.

Maintenance Mode

Allows the Administrator to switch sections into Maintenance mode.

Alarm Setting Procedure

Details the process of setting the alarm using the keypad, including exit delays and detector reactions.

Alarm Unsetting Procedure

Explains how to unset the alarm using the keypad, including entrance delays and authorization.

Duress Access Control

Describes a silent alarm trigger mode for unsetting the system under duress.

Partial Alarm Setting

Covers setting the system to guard only specific detectors or sections.

Terminating Triggered Alarms

Explains how to end an active alarm, including dealing with alarm memory indication.

Section Control via Keypad Menu

Details controlling sections via the keypad's LCD menu after user authorization.

Using JA-110 E and JA-150 E Keypads

Explains the operation and features of specific Jablotron keypad models.

Detailed Alarm Setting

Provides a step-by-step guide for setting the alarm, including detector reactions and warnings.

Unsuccessful Alarm Setting

Describes indications and causes for unsuccessful alarm setting attempts.

Detailed Alarm Unsetting

Explains the unsetting process, including authorization and entrance delay behavior.

Detailed Partial Alarm Setting

Covers setting specific sections or detectors, including authorization requirements.

Detailed Duress Access Control

Explains the process of unsetting the system under duress, triggering a silent alarm.

Detailed Triggered Alarm Termination

Details how to terminate an active alarm and manage alarm memory indications.

Section Control by Authorization

Explains how section control is configured and managed via authorization.

Section Control via Keypad Menu

Describes controlling sections using the keypad's LCD menu after authorization.

Operating System with Keyfob

Details how to operate the system using keyfobs, including bi-directional keyfobs.

One-way Keyfob Operation

Explains the functionality of one-way keyfobs for system control and status indication.

Computer Operation with J-LINK

Covers remote system operation via a computer using J-LINK software.

Smartphone App Operation

Details remote monitoring and control of the system via the MyJABLOTRON smartphone app.

Web Interface Operation

Explains remote system operation through the Jablotron web interface.

Voice Menu Operation

Describes controlling the system via a voice menu over the phone.

SMS Command Operation

Details controlling the system and programmable outputs via SMS commands.

Programmable Outputs (PG) Control

Details controlling PG outputs via keypad segments, user authorization, and keypad menu.

PG Control via Keypad Segment

Explains controlling PG outputs by pressing specific keypad buttons.

PG Control Authorization

Details activating PG outputs through user authorization (code/RFID).

PG Control via Keypad Menu

Describes controlling PG outputs through the keypad's LCD menu.

Remote Control Operation

Details controlling the system using remote controls and their LED indicators.

MyJABLOTRON App PG Control

Covers controlling PG outputs via the MyJABLOTRON smartphone app.

MyJABLOTRON Web PG Control

Covers controlling PG outputs via the MyJABLOTRON web interface.

PG Control via Dialing-in

Explains controlling PG outputs by dialing into the system.

PG Control via SMS

Details controlling PG outputs via SMS messages.

Blocking and Disabling System Users and Detectors

Blocking Users

Describes how to block users from accessing the system by losing their code or RFID.

Blocking Detectors

Explains how to block specific detectors, temporarily or permanently, to prevent false alarms.

Customizing the System

Changing User Access Codes

Details how users can change their access codes and manage system security.

Managing RFID Cards and Tags

Explains how to add, delete, or change RFID cards and tags for system access.

Changing Usernames and Phone Numbers

Covers modifying user names and associated telephone numbers in the system.

Adding and Deleting Users

Describes the process of adding new users and deleting existing ones from the system.

Calendar Events Setup

Explains how to configure scheduled events for sections, PG outputs, and system control.

Event History

Accessing Event History via Keypad

Details how to view the system's event history using the LCD keypad.

Accessing Event History via J-LINK

Explains how to download and browse event history using J-LINK software.

Accessing Event History via MyJablotron

Describes viewing event history through the MyJablotron web or smartphone interface.

Periodical Maintenance

Technical Specifications

Glossary of Terms

Notes

Overview

1. Function Description
2. User Authorization and Access Rights
3. System Operation
4. Alarm Setting and Unsetting
5. Programmable Outputs (PG)
6. Blocking/Disabling in the System
7. Customizing the System
8. Event History
9. Home Automation
10. Maintenance Features
11. Periodical Maintenance
12. Maintenance Mode
13. Device Handling
14. Battery Replacement
15. Device Testing

The JABLOTRON 100+ security system is a versatile solution for both commercial and home security, designed for ease of use and comprehensive control. It integrates both wired and wireless devices, offering a flexible and adaptable security infrastructure. The system's operation is intuitive, typically involving a two-step process: user authorization (via code or RFID tag) followed by pressing a function-assigned segment button on a keypad. A reversed method is also possible if the "Default" system profile is enabled, where a segment button is pressed first, then authorization occurs. The control segments utilize a simple traffic light logic for clear status indication, and the number of segments can be customized to fit specific premises.

Function Description

The JABLOTRON 100+ system supports up to 600 users and can be divided into 15 individual sections, allowing for granular control over different areas of a property. It can connect up to 230 devices and offers up to 128 multi-purpose programmable outputs (PG outputs) for home automation functions.

User Authorization and Access Rights:

The system requires user identification for most operations, ensuring that only authorized individuals can control specific parts of the system. Different levels of authorization are available:

• ARC code: Highest level, for system configuration and unblocking after an alarm.
• Service code: For entering Service mode and configuring system behavior, with access to various options.
• Administrator code (Main): Full access to all sections and PG outputs, can create other users and manage access rights.
• Administrator code (Other): Access to sections and PG outputs as defined by the main Administrator, can add users with lower authorization levels.
• User code: Access to assigned sections and PG control rights, can manage their own RFID tags and phone numbers.
• Set code: Only allowed to set a designated section and control specific PG outputs, cannot change codes or erase alarm memory.
• PG only code: Controls programmable outputs with authorization only, cannot change codes or erase alarm memory.
• Panic code: Triggers a panic alarm only, cannot change codes or erase alarm memory.
• Guard code: Sets the entire system, but can only unset during or after an alarm, cannot change codes or erase alarm memory.
• Unblocking code: Unblocks the system after a system blocking by alarm, cannot change codes or erase alarm memory.

Access codes can be 4, 6, or 8 digits, and the system supports prefix codes for a higher number of users. RFID cards/tags can also be used for contactless authorization, either alone or in combination with codes for enhanced security.

System Operation:

The system can be operated in multiple ways:

• On-site:
  • System Keypad: Various access modules are available, including RFID card readers, keypads with card readers, and keypads with LCD displays. These allow users to set/unset the system, control automation functions, and view system statuses. Segment buttons use traffic light logic (green for unset/off, red for set/on, yellow for partially set, flashing for delays or faults).
  • Keyfob: Keyfobs can be one-way or bi-directional, providing control over sections and PG outputs. Bi-directional keyfobs confirm commands with LED lights.
  • Computer (J-Link): Local operation via a computer connected via USB, using J-Link software for user management and calendar events.
• Remotely:
  • MyJABLOTRON Smartphone App: Allows remote monitoring and control of the system, including setting/unsetting, controlling PG outputs, viewing event history, and receiving notifications.
  • MyJABLOTRON Web Interface: Provides online access to JABLOTRON devices via a web browser for monitoring and control.
  • Voice Menu: Control the system by dialing its phone number and navigating through a preconfigured voice menu.
  • SMS Commands: Control individual sections and programmable outputs by sending predefined SMS commands.
  • Dialling-in: Control one PG output by simply dialing the system's SIM card number and hanging up before it answers.
  • Computer (J-Link) remotely: Connect to the control panel via the internet using J-Link software.

Alarm Setting and Unsetting:

• Setting: Authorization (code/RFID) followed by pressing the right segment button for the desired section. The system indicates exit delay acoustically, and the segment button turns red. The system can react to triggered detectors during setting in various ways, including automatic guarding, optical indication, or preventing setting.
• Partial Setting: Allows guarding only by certain detectors in a section (e.g., door/window detectors at night).
• Unsetting: Entering the building triggers an entrance delay. Authorization (code/RFID) followed by pressing the left segment button for the desired section. Segment buttons turn green to indicate unset sections.
• Duress Access Control: Unsets the system while silently triggering a panic alarm, reported to selected users. This is done by adding 1 to the last digit of a valid code.
• Terminating a Triggered Alarm: Authorization followed by pressing the left segment button of the alarmed section. Sirens are silenced, and the segment button flashes red to indicate alarm memory. The alarm memory can be canceled from the keypad menu or by unsetting the system again.

Programmable Outputs (PG):

PG outputs can be controlled via keypad segments, user authorization, the keypad's LCD menu, remote controls, the MyJABLOTRON app/web interface, dialling-in, or SMS messages. They can be configured for various functions, such as switching lights, garage doors, or other electrical devices.

Blocking/Disabling in the System:

• Blocking Users: Temporarily blocks a user's access (code/RFID) and prevents them from receiving alerts. Only administrators or service technicians can block users.
• Blocking Detectors: Temporarily deactivates a detector's alarm function while still performing tamper diagnostics. Only administrators or service technicians can block detectors.
• Disabling Timers: Temporarily prevents scheduled automated events from executing.

Customizing the System:

Users can change their access codes, add/delete RFID cards/tags, and change usernames or phone numbers, depending on system configuration and their access rights. Administrators and service technicians have broader customization capabilities, including adding/deleting users and setting calendar events.

Event History:

The system stores all operations and events (settings, alarms, faults, messages) in a micro SD card. This history can be viewed via the LCD keypad, J-Link software, or the MyJABLOTRON web/smartphone interface.

Home Automation:

Beyond security, the JABLOTRON 100+ offers features like electrical door locks, automated lighting, and remote control of appliances, enhancing convenience and smart home integration.

Maintenance Features

Periodical Maintenance:

Regular maintenance checks are crucial for reliable system functioning, typically carried out by an installation company at least once a year. User maintenance primarily involves keeping devices clean.

Maintenance Mode:

The system administrator can switch the system to a "Maintenance mode" to safely open detectors (e.g., for battery changes) or remove them without triggering alarms. This mode can be activated via J-Link software or the LCD keypad menu. In Maintenance mode, selected sections will not trigger alarms, even if detectors are opened or removed. The mode is indicated by a flashing green activation button and unlit segment buttons.

Device Handling:

When handling devices, care should be taken to avoid damage. Detector covers are usually secured with a tab or a small locking screw.

Battery Replacement:

When changing batteries in a detector, all batteries in that specific detector should be replaced simultaneously with batteries of the same type and from the same manufacturer.

Device Testing:

Some devices, such as fire detectors, may require testing. For specific instructions, users should consult their service technician.

jablotron 100+ Specifications