Alarm system JA-60 “COMFORT”
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Contents:
1. Before
starting
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2.
Control panel installation
4
2.1.
Opening of control panel
4
2.2.
Attaching the control panel to the wall
4
2.3. Antenna
installation
4
2.4.
Connection of the AC adapter
4
2.5
Connection of the telephone line (only for model with optional built in dialer)
5
2.6.
Back up battery installation
5
2.7.
Powering of the control panel
5
3.
Installation of detectors
5
3.1.
JA60M - magnetic door detector installation
5
3.2.
JA60P - motion detector installation
6
4.
Enrollment of detectors and remote controls
7
4.1.
Procedure for enrolling detectors and controllers
7
4.2.
Enrollment or deletion of a detector or controller to/from a desired position (zone)
7
4.3.
Enrollment of detectors for partial (HOME) arming
8
5.
Testing of detectors and controllers
8
5.1.
JA60M - magnetic door detector testing
8
5.2.
JA60P - motion detector testing
8
5.3.
Remote control and wireless keypad testing
9
5.4.
Recording detector’s location
9
6.
Finishing of the installation
9
7.
Setting of the system
9
7.1.
List of control panel programmable parameters
10
7.2.
Control panel programming
11
7.2.1.
Testing of the system
11
7.2.2.
Enrollment (teaching) of wireless items
11
7.2.3.
Exit / Entrance delay
12
7.2.4. Alarm
duration
12
7.2.5.
PgX and PgY output functions
12
7.2.6.
Message and numbers: editing in the user mode
12
7.2.7.
Radio signal jamming testing
12
7.2.8.
Regular communication checking
13
7.2.9.
Reset Enabled
13
7.2.10
Enrollment of the control panel to a UC216, 222, JA-60K etc.
13
7.2.11.
No code requested for F1, F2, F3, F4 & F9
13
7.2.12.
Partial (Home) arming with F2
14
7.2.13.
Built in siren alarm
14
7.2.14.
Exit delay audible indication
14
7.2.15.
Partial arming exit delay audible indication
14
7.2.16.
Entrance delay audible indication
14
7.2.17.
Arming and disarming chirp sounds
14
7.2.18.
Built in siren alarm in Disarm & Partial arming
15
7.2.19.
Wireless siren alarm
15
7.2.20.
Indication of system problems when arming
15
7.2.21.
Real time and date setting
15
7.2.22.
New service code setting
16
7.2.23.
Telephone numbers: entering
16
7.2.24.
Voice message recording
16
7.2.25.
Telephone dialer testing
16
7.2.26. Dialing
method
16
7.2.27.
Telephone dialer triggering
16
7.2.28.
Telephone line checking
17
7.3.
Factory default RESET
17
8.
Possibilities to extend the system
18
8.1
Overview of JA-60 parts
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8.1.1. Detectors
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8.1.2. Controllers
19
8.1.3. Output
devices
19
8.1.4.
Telephone dialer module JA60X
19
8.1.5.
PC interface cable PC60A
19
8.1.6.
Control panel as a subsystem
19
8.2.
Connection of other items to the system
19
8.2.1.
Use of external sensors with JA60M
20
8.3.
Terminals in the control panel
20
9.
Trouble shooting table
21
10.
Recommended Professional installer basic rules
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11. Specifications
22
12.
Annex A (manuals of system items)
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