Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
1. Mounting holes of the detector
2. Mounting holes of the magnet A
3. Magnet A and B position marks
4. Serial number
5. Reed contact
6. Battery CR123A
7. Tamper
8. Settings jumper
A
B
JA-83M - Wireless Magnetic Door/Window Detector
The JA-83M is designed to detect opening windows,
doors etc. It can be installed onto most plastic or
wooden frames.
The JA-83M detector is suitable for indoor installations only.
Installation should only be undertaken by technicians holding
a certificate issued by an authorised distributor. The detector
must not be exposed to bending or other deformation, as it
may become damaged.
Choose the suitable place for detector’s installation. The
detector reacts to the removal of its magnet unit. The
electronics should be installed onto the non-moving part
of windows or doors, and the magnet onto the moving
part. Avoid locating it directly on a metal frame as metal
influences the functioning of the magnetic sensor and radio
communication.
Installation - Overview
1. Open the detector cover by pressing the tab in (Fig. 1).
2. Screw the rear cover to the solid part of the door/window.
The marks A and B show the right position of the magnet.
(Fig. 3)
3. Attach the magnet to the moving part of the window. The
standard magnet in a plastic housing opposite the A arrow
and the small round magnet against the B arrow. Its distance
from the detector should be as small as possible when the
door/window is closed. In the picture Fig. A and Fig. 6 are
shown the reaction areas for magnets in millimeters in three
axes of movement and on the non-magnetic / magnetic
surface. Note: Use the supplied plastic spacer to compensate
for possible height difference for magnet A.
4. Pair the detector to an actuator/receiver. Check the
actuator’s manual for more information. The RF wireless
signal is only transmited when the battery is inserted.
Note: To pair a detector after having already connected a
battery, first disconnect the battery, then press and release
the tamper sensor to discharge any remaining charge to get
the device ready for pairing.
5. Mount the front cover onto the rear part.
6. Test the detector’s function.
7. The tab can be fixed using supplied screw (Fig. 2).
8. Programming of the detector to switching receiver see
overleaf.
Installation
The Components
Fig. 5
Fig. 6
For use with the range of switching receivers.
e.g. RFSA-61B, RFSAI-61B, RFSA-62B, RFSA-61M & RFSA-66M
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