How to fix Jablotron Security System when impossible to enroll a wireless item?
If you find it impossible to enroll a wireless item in your Jablotron Security System, it might be due to an unsuitable location where the radio signal level is too low. This could be because the item is too far away or there's an obstacle blocking communication. Try changing the item's location. Temporarily secure it in the new spot first to test if it works.
Why my Jablotron Security System does not communicate with connected PC?
If your Jablotron Security System does not communicate with the connected PC, the PC-60A cable might not be connected to the correct COM connector on the PC. Check the connection or manually select the port number in the software.
What to do if connected JA-60E keypad of Jablotron Security System has no function?
If the connected JA-60E keypad of your Jablotron Security System has no function, it might be due to the connecting cable not properly linking the corresponding positions in the keypad and control panel (1-1, 2-2, 3-3, 4-4). Check the colors of the cores in the cable and the positions on each side to ensure they match.
What to do if Jablotron Security System keypad indicates a fault and is beeping?
If your Jablotron Security System shows a fault indicated on the keypad and it is beeping, check the reason of the trouble in the user manual and fix it, or call the installer.
Why Jablotron Security System alarms after first powering?
If your Jablotron Security System alarms right after the first powering, it means that the control panel is not in factory default setting. Perform a factory default reset to solve this.
What does fault or alarm C on my Jablotron Security System mean?
If your Jablotron Security System indicates fault or alarm C, it might be due to a blown fuse in the control panel or radio communication jamming. For details, use a PC with Comlink SW.
Explains the meaning of LED indicators on the keypad.
Details codes displayed on the keypad indicating event sources.
Details codes displayed on the keypad indicating system modes.
Explains the use and programming of user codes for system control.
Explains the roles of master and service codes for access and programming.
Details how to arm the system using keypad or remote control.
Explains the procedure for disarming the system via keypad or remote.
Describes how to trigger the panic alarm for emergency assistance.
Explains how to stop an active alarm and its consequences.
Details the procedure for home arming (partial system arming).
Explains how to control an electrical door lock via the alarm system.
Describes how to access and view recorded alarm events.
Explains how to listen to programmed voice messages.
Describes how the system can be split into sections for independent arming.
Explains how sub control panels can be enrolled to the main system.
Details how to control electrical appliances via the system.
Guides on changing the master code for system supervisor.
Explains how to set, change, or delete user codes.
Details how to set the system's internal clock and date.
Explains how to program automatic arming and disarming schedules.
Describes how to bypass specific zones from triggering alarms.
Explains how to test the telephone communicator functionality.
Details how to program telephone numbers for voice messages.
Explains how to configure automatic SMS alerts for events.
Outlines monthly procedures for testing the alarm system.
Guides on how to replace batteries in system components.
Explains how to enroll the control panel to wireless modules.
Power| power | 230 VAC |
|---|---|
| max current | 0.1 A |
| backup battery voltage | 12 V |
| backup battery capacity | 1.3 or 2.6 Ah |
| backup power output voltage | 13 VDC |
| max permanent current | 0.4 or 1 A |
| self-consumption of the control panel | 30 mA |
Operating Environment| environmental class | II indoor – general (-10 to 40 °C) |
|---|---|
| compliance | EN 50131-1, EN 50131-6 security grade 2 |
| safety | EN 60950, class II |
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