JABLOTRON JA-153M (01) PDF DOCUMENT

The JABLOTRON JA-153M should be installed by a trained technician with a valid certificate issued by an authorized distributor.

This device is compatible only with JA-102K, JA-103K, JA-107K and JA-152KR control panels.

During installation, if possible, avoid placing the device directly onto metal surfaces which may negatively impact the device’s ability to communicate with the system.

The basic procedure is as follows:

1. Open the device cover by pressing the housing tab (2).

2. Mount the device’s backplate onto a chosen location.

3. Screw the selected magnet onto a moving part, e.g. a door leaf. The bottom edge of the ferrite magnet plastic must coincide with the bottom edge of the detector housing. It is recommended to use a special non-magnetic screw (included in the package) to attach the ring magnet.

4. Proceed according to the control panel installation manual:

a. In the F-Link software, select the required position in the Devices window and launch the enrolment mode by clicking on the Enrol option.

b. Insert the battery (mind the correct polarity). The enrolment signal is transmitted when the battery is inserted into the detector.

5. Close the detector cover.

6. In order to comply with norms, the front cover must be secured with the supplied locking screw (1).

7. Configure the detector by following the Internal settings chapter in the manual.

There are two ways to enroll the JABLOTRON JA-153M:

1. Insert the battery while the system is in enrolment mode. The enrolment signal is transmitted when the battery is inserted.

2. Enter its serial number (5) into the F-Link software. The sticker with the serial number/bar code is located on the battery holder.

The settings are configured by the F-Link software. Use the Internal settings option on the detector position in the Devices tab. A dialog will appear in which the detector functions can be set:

LED indication: On/Off

Pulse mode: When selected, only activations are transmitted to the system.

Detection of external magnetic field: When switched on, the detector will analyze its surrounding magnetic field and in case of its disturbance (e.g. by an external magnet) the detector will declare Input Activation and a Fault. The function brings higher protection of the object.

Please note: It is not necessary to wait 90 s (or 19 min) until the detector confirms delivery of the new setting, when changes are applied. The system remembers the requested change and forwards the new settings to the detector during the next period of regular communication.

For the correct function of the external magnetic field detection it is necessary to calibrate the detector to the nominal value of the magnetic field.

Warning: When the external magnet detection function is switched on, the window or door can only be opened in the direction in which the magnet movement has been calibrated. Otherwise, the detector will declare a Fault simultaneously with the Activation. Therefore, this function cannot be used for windows or doors that are opened in multiple ways (opening, tilting).

Calibration can be started from the F-Link software using the “Calibration” button, or it can be started from the periphery.

To start the calibration from the periphery:

The system must be in Service mode, then Activate tamper contact (open the plastic cover) and within 5 seconds deactivate the tamper contact (close the plastic cover). This procedure will enable calibration directly from the periphery – indication as described below from point 3 (inclusive).

Calibration procedure in F-Link + optical indication:

1. LED Off = the device waiting for connection. To continue, activate and deactivate the magnet (open and close the window/door).

2. Yellow LED on = detector has established a connection. Start calibration to continue.

3. Activate the detector in order to confirm presence of the magnet. The LED indicates yellow with the red LED regularly flashing twice. Please return the magnetic detector into its un-activated state.

4. Yellow LED on + rapid flashing of red LED = magnetic detector calibration takes place for approx. 4 s.

5. Yellow LED on + slow flashing red LED = detector is ready to continue calibration. To continue, activate the detector by opening and closing the window/door. Confirmation of the detector calibration will be indicated by the red LED lighting up for approx. 1 s. Then the red LED will go out and the setting status will change to complete, the yellow LED remains lit.

Calibration can be terminated by activating the tamper contact (opening the plastic cover).

The detector uses bi-directional asynchronous communication which allows changing the internal settings remotely and saving battery capacity simultaneously.

After enrolment to the system, the detector operates in an accelerated mode, until the service mode is exited (but no longer than 24 h). In this mode, the detector checks every 90s whether the system is still in service mode or if new settings should be taken over.

In service mode, the detector communicates once every 19 minutes or with each activation. Therefore, when switching from operational mode to service mode, it can take up to 19 minutes for the detector to recognize control panel status or internal settings change, this is indicated by the red font on the internal settings button. This period can be reduced by activating the detector or its tamper sensor.

The following tables show distance values for activation and deactivation of the detector when using the supplied ferrite magnet. Values may vary when used with other permanent magnets.

Table 1: Distances for activation/deactivation of a detector installed on non-magnetic surface.

Axis	X	Y	Z
Activation distance (mm)	11	10	23
Deactivation distance (mm)	8	8	18

Table 2: Distances for activation/deactivation of a detector installed on magnetic surface.

Axis	X	Y	Z
Activation distance (mm)	9	10	25
Deactivation distance (mm)	7	8	20

The system sends a report automatically when the battery is low. Remember to switch the system to Service mode before changing the batteries (otherwise a tamper alarm will be triggered). Check the right function of the detector after battery replacement.

Power: 1x alkaline battery, type: AAA (LR03, 1.5 V / 1.2 Ah) (Battery is not included)

Typical lifetime of battery: about 2 years (max. 10 activation daily)

LowBatt state: <0.95 V

Quiescent current consumption: 50 μΑ

Maximum current consumption: 30 mA

Communication frequency: 868.1 MHz, JABLOTRON protocol

Maximum radio-frequency power (ERP): <25 mW

Communication range: approx. 500 m (open area)

Dimensions transmitter part: 20 x 86 x 20 mm

Dimensions magnet part: 16 x 55 x 15 mm

Weight (without battery): 25 g

Classification: security grade 3 / environmental class II (according to EN 50131-1)

Operational environment: indoor general

Operating temperature range: -10 °C to +40 °C

Average operating humidity: 75% RH, non-condensation