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JA-63F wireless keypad 1 / 1 MKP51101

The JA-63F wireless keypad

The JA-63F keypad is designed to control and program alarm systems of

Jablotron’s JA-60 series. The keypad is equipped with backlit keys, built-in

LED signalling, acoustic signalling, and a display. It conveys information

about the system status in a convenient way. The keypad communicates

wirelessly.

The keypad has a single input which is designed for door contact

connections. Any undesirable mishandling of the keypad (like opening its

housing or tearing the keypad off its position) will trigger tamper signalling. In

addition, the number of attempts to enter an access code is checked not to

exceed a given limit. The keypad performs regular auto-testing and reports

its condition (including loss of communication) regularly to the system for full

supervision.

Installation

Select the desired keypad location close to the building’s entrance. Under

optimum conditions in an open area, the keypad’s communication range is

about 80 meters. Indoors the distance of the keypad from the control panel

should not exceed 20 meters. Before fixing to the desired location check the

keypad’s radio communication with the control panel. The need for a good

quality radio connection must be taken into account during installation. The

keypad communicates bi-directionally and any radio communication

obstructions or interference can reduce the operating distance.

1. Open the keypad’s rear housing (by pressing the two tabs on the left or

right side).

2. Enter enrollment mode on the control panel (see the control panel instal-

lation manual) and insert the battery into the keypad.

3. Battery insertion will trigger enrollment to the control panel.

4. Exit enrollment mode by pressing the N key and test the keypad func-

tions from the desired location.

5. When using with an external door detector, wire up the detector to the

INP and GND terminals.

6. Mount the rear housing onto the desired location.

7. Close the keypad’s housing (attach the front housing on one side and

push it on the other side).

tabs

SYSTEM 60

Operation

The keypad can operate and program the system to the full extent as it is

described in the control panel manual.

The following table describes the meaning of symbols on the keypad LED

indicators:

Alarm Power supply

Tamper Set (Armed)

Fault Battery

Wireless communication indication

Functions F1 through F0 can be used as described in the control panel

manual. Besides this, there are 4 extra keys with the following functions:

Setting (Arming)

(equal to F1 entry) Door opening

(equal to F3 entry)

Partial setting

(equal to F2 entry)

Panic (access under

duress)

(equal to F7, before ac-

cess code entry)

Keypad sleep mode

When battery-powered, the keypad saves energy by turning itself off after

10 seconds of inactivity. After then, the keypad will not indicate system

status, neither will it be able to indicate acoustically that an entrance

delay has begun. The keypad is woken up by pressing any key or triggering

a connected wired door detector.

If the keypad unit is powered by an AC adaptor there is no sleep mode.

The system status is indicated permanently and the keypad is also capable

of acoustic indication.

External door detector

If a door detector is wired up then its

triggering (by the detector’s loop dis-

connection) has the same effect as

pressing a key. This will exit keypad

sleep mode and the keypad will display

the current system status. If the system

is set (armed) then the entrance delay

will start – this means that the keypad

will simultaneously behave as a door

detector.

Short circuit terminals INP and GND if the input is not used.

Note: The lifetime of the battery is reduced proportionally to how fre-

quently the door detector is triggered and how often and how long the

keypad is battery-powered.

Optional power adapter

If you want the JA-63F keypad to indicate the system status permanently, it

should be powered by an external power adapter with an output voltage of

12 VDC (stabilized). We recommend use of the Jablotron DE01-12 power

supply.

To install the keypad with an adapter, follow the installation instructions as

above but connect the adapter outlet to the keypad terminals with the adap-

tor unpowered (make sure the polarity is correct) before inserting the battery.

After enrollment, plug the adapter into the power socket. Even when using

an adapter a battery should still be present in the keypad so that backup

power supply can be ensured. Do not use rechargeable batteries!

Optional external antenna

External antenna AN-01A can be used in order to increase the operating

radio range.. The external antenna should be connected to the correspond-

ing antenna connector on the JA-63F board (on the right side). Follow the

antenna’s manual instructions when installing the antenna.

Using the keypad for system testing

If the keypad’s housing is released (so that the tamper switch is open) then

the LED indicators and display indicate system status permanently (sleep

mode is suppressed). This way you can pass through the premises with the

keypad in your hands and test all the installed components, seeing an exact

copy of the control panel’s reactions. The keypad should not remain in this

test mode after you have finished the testing. We recommend using extra

(low cost) batteries for testing. The battery supplied in the package should

not be used until the time of system handover.

Battery testing and replacement

The keypad checks the condition of its batteries automatically. If it is nec-

essary to replace the batteries, the keypad will indicate this situation. The

keypad will continue to function as before. If a low battery is indicated, it

should be replaced as soon as possible (within a week).

Before the batteries are replaced, the control panel must be put into User

mode. Only use high quality alkaline AAA batteries for replacement. Correct

installation of a battery will be indicated acoustically by a beep.

Specifications

Power supply 6 V – 4x AAA alkaline battery cells

or 12 V DC / 100 mA power adaptor

Battery life time typically 1 year

Number of keypads in a system max. 8 control devices

Communication band 433.92 MHz

Communication range max. 80 m (open area, no interference)

Access codes identical to control panel (1 +14)

Door detector input IN = Normally closed

Enclosure IP40

Dimensions 125 x 145 x 30 mm

Degree of protection 2 EN 50131-1

Complies with EN 50131-1 grade 2

Environmental class II indoor general, -10 to +40 °C

Can be operated according to ERC REC 70-03

The package contains: JA-63F keypad, 4 dowels&screws,4 cells AAA

Jablotron Ltd. hereby declares that the JA-63F is in compliance with the essential

requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The original of the

conformity assessment can be found at www.jablotron.com, Technical Support section.

Note: Although this product does not contain any harmful materials we suggest you

return the product to the dealer or directly to the producer after use. See

www.jablotron.com for details.

GND

INP

door detector

Internet: www.jablotron.com

Tel.: 483 559 911

fax: 483 559 993

Pod Skalkou 33

466 01 Jablonec nad Nisou

Czech Republic

Specyfikacje produktu

Marka:	Jablotron
Kategoria:	Bezpieczeństwo
Model:	JA-63F

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