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jablotron JA-60 "Comfort" User Manual

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User instructions of JA-60 "Comfort" - 1 - MDY51410
User instructions of JA-60 „Comfort“
1. Indicators
Alarm alarm triggered by an intruder, smoke, gas etc.
Tamper opened cover, damaged detector, excessive number of attempts to enter code etc.
Fault
power loss, lost communication with a detector etc., (confirm pressing key N)
Battery battery of the device specified on the display is low. See battery replacement section.
Armed continues = armed, slow blinking = exit delay, fast blinking = entrance delay
Power continues = AC power & back-up battery are O.K., blinking = failure (AC power or back-up
battery), off = control panel is not powered
Two digits display
Specifies event source or mode of the control panel.
event sources:
1 to 16 zone input number
c1 to c8 wireless controller or keypad number
C control panel
A wireless siren
J sub system (other JA-60 or 65 system enrolled)
L telephone line
d digital line (PC interface, keypad JA-60E, …)
F wireless communication of the keypad lost (JA-60F only)
control panel modes:
P programming mode
U user mode (bypass setting, testing, battery replacement, voice dialer setting)
H home (partial) arming (inputs & wireless detectors addressed to B section are bypassed)
section A arming (split system)
section B arming (split system)
a zone is bypassed when arming
waiting for more data to complete entry
2. Access codes
The control panel can be operated with the following codes (by JA-60E or JA-60F keypad or via connected
PC):
Master code is an extra user code, which can be used for arming, disarming but also for code changes, entering of user mode,
bypass setting, system testing, battery replacement, voice dialer programming (if enabled by installer) - factory default
Master code is 1234.
If the system is split, the use of MC will arm all sections if no section is armed or it will disarm all sections if any is
armed. If no code arming is disabled and the system is spilt then entering F1 MC will effect only section A and
entering F2 MC will effect only section B.
User codes up to 14 different user codes can be set in the system for different users for arming and disarming only (all are blank
from the factory). This way it is possible to differ between different users operations (details about used codes are
stored in the control panel internal events memory, the Comlink software or the monitoring station can access these
details).
Service code
is a code for installer to open programming mode for the control panel setting and testing (entering F 0 Service code).
If the control panel is split
, the user codes can be addressed to sections A or B in the programming mode.
Note: After 5 attempts to enter an invalid code a tamper alarm is triggered, indicated by LED “Tamper” and “C” on the display.
3. Controlling the system
Arming enter your access code or press the A button on the remote control. System will beep and will start exit delay count
down. You must leave the protected area during the exit delay.
Disarming enter your access code or press the B button on the remote control. The panel will beep twice and will disarm. When
you enter the protected area before disarming, the entrance delay count down will start. If disarming is confirmed
with three beeps, check the keypad indicators for information (alarm memory, failure, low battery etc.).
To stop alarm enter your access code or press the B button on the remote control.
Panic alarm entering F 7 before your code will trigger a silent panic alarm. This can also be triggered by the RC-22 panic button
or by pressing and holding of both buttons of the RC-11 remote control for 3 seconds.

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jablotron JA-60 "Comfort" Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeWireless Alarm System
Partitions2
Alarm MemoryYes
Operating Temperature-10°C to +40°C
Power Supply230V AC
SensorsSmoke
Wired ZonesUp to 8
Zones8 wired
Remote ControlYes
Weight1.2 kg

Summary

Indicators

Two digits display

Specifies event sources or modes of the control panel using a two-digit display.

Access codes

Master code

The primary code for system operation, configuration, and bypass settings.

User codes

Up to 14 codes for individual users to arm and disarm the system.

Service code

Installer code used for accessing programming mode for system settings and testing.

Controlling the system

Arming

Procedure to arm the system using access code or remote control.

Disarming

Procedure to disarm the system using access code or remote control.

Panic alarm

Procedure to trigger a silent alarm or panic alarm using codes or remote control.

Optional user functions

F1 arming without a code

Allows arming without an access code, disarming requires a code.

F2 partial (home) arming

Arms the system while ignoring specific detectors for home security.

F3 door opening

Releases an electric door lock when connected to the system.

F7 panic alarm

Triggers a silent alarm or disarms the system under duress.

F4 memory reading

Displays event history and details on the LED and via PC.

F5 new Master Code

Procedure to change the existing Master Code to a new one.

F6 new User Code

Procedure to set a new User Code or erase an existing one.

F9 voice message listening

Allows listening to recorded messages from the telephone dialer.

F0 user mode

Enters user mode for bypass setting, system testing, and battery replacement.

Zone bypassing

Bypass setting procedure

Steps for entering user mode and selecting detectors for bypass.

Arming with bypass

Indication when the system is armed with a bypassed zone.

Voice dialer programming

List of programmable parameters

Details functions, sequences, and options for voice and pager dialer programming.

Telephone number entering

Sequence for storing telephone numbers for voice messages.

Store number to call Pager

Sequence for storing pager number, provider prefix, and message.

Voice message recording

Recording a single message

Procedure to record a voice message up to 20 seconds.

Recording two messages

Procedure to record two separate voice messages.

Telephone dialer testing

Testing dialer operation

Sequence to test the dialer by calling programmed numbers.

Real time and date setting

Setting the system clock

Procedure to set the control panel's real time and date.

Battery replacement

Replacement procedure

Steps for replacing batteries in detectors or keypads.

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