Jablotron JA 60 manuals

Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your codeorF1

  • Key in your code, or press A on your remote. The panel beeps and the exit delay starts: leave before it ends.
  • The Armed light blinks slowly during the exit delay and stays on once the system is armed.
  • If your installer allows arming without a code, [F][1] (or the arming key on a JA-63F keypad) arms too.
  • Four beeps while arming? Zones are bypassed (b shows on the display), or something isn't ready.

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• Arm while homeF2

  • Jablotron calls this partial (home) arming. Detectors your installer put in section B are ignored; smoke and gas detectors still work.
  • Press [F][2], or the partial-setting key on a JA-63F keypad. Add your code if your installer set it up that way.
  • The display shows H while the system is partly armed.
  • Your installer can turn partial arming off. If your system is split into sections, [F][2] arms section B instead. Disarm with your code as usual.

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• Disarmyour code

  • Coming in starts the entry delay: the Armed light blinks fast.
  • Key in your code, or press B on your remote. The panel beeps twice and disarms.
  • Three beeps instead? Check the keypad lights: an alarm in memory, a fault or a low battery.
  • Your code, or B on the remote, also stops an alarm.

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• Bypass a zoneF0master code1

  • While disarmed, press [F][0] and the master code: user mode, shown by U. Then press [1] for the bypass menu.
  • Scroll through the wireless detectors with [1] and [6].
  • Hold [2] for 2 seconds to bypass the one showing until the next disarm (Battery light flashes). Hold [3] to bypass it until you cancel it (Battery light steady).
  • Press the same key again to undo it, or hold [4] to cancel every bypass.
  • Press [N] to leave the menu and [N] again to leave user mode. Arming then gives 4 beeps and shows b.

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• Alarm memoryF4

  • Press [F][4]: the lights and display show the last alarm or fault and where it came from.
  • Press [4] again to go further back through the memory. Press [N] to leave.
  • Your installer may have set [F][4] to need your code after it.

  1 to 16	A detector zone
  c1 to c8	A remote control or wireless keypad
  C	The control panel
  A	The wireless siren
  L	The telephone line

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• Panic alarmF7your code

  • Under threat, press [F][7] before your code. It sends a silent panic alarm, and disarms the system if it was armed.
  • On a JA-63F keypad, press the panic key before your code instead.
  • An RC-22 panic button, or both buttons of an RC-11 remote held for 3 seconds, also sends a panic.

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• Change a codeF6master codeuser numbernew codeorF5master codenew codenew code

  • User codes: press [F][6], key in the master code, the user number (01 to 14), then the new 4-digit code.
  • To delete a user code, set it to 0000.
  • Master code: press [F][5], the current master code, then the new one twice.
  • After 5 wrong codes the panel raises a tamper alarm.

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• Test the systemF0master code

  • While disarmed, press [F][0] and the master code: user mode, shown by U.
  • Set off each detector, remote and panic button. The panel beeps and shows its number.
  • Some detectors have a test mode for 5 minutes after their cover is put back on; otherwise a motion detector may wait up to 5 minutes between reports.
  • Press [N] to leave user mode.

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• Trouble lights

  • A fault lights Fault, and the panel may beep. Press [N] to confirm the fault and stop the beeps.
  • The 2-digit display shows where the event came from (see Alarm memory). [F][4] shows it again later.
  • Fault C on the display: a power or fuse problem in the panel. Check its plug-pack, or call your installer.
  • Low battery: enter user mode ([F][0] and the master code), change the device's battery, test it, then press [N].

  Alarm	An alarm from an intruder, smoke, gas and so on
  Tamper	A cover opened, a damaged detector, or too many wrong codes
  Fault	Power loss or a detector not heard from
  Battery	The device shown on the display has a low battery
  Armed steady, slow or fast blink	Armed, exit delay or entry delay
  Power steady, blinking or off	Mains and backup battery OK, a power fault, or no power
  Display P, U or H	Programming mode, user mode, or partly armed
  Fault with L on the display	A phone line problem. A phone call longer than 15 minutes can cause it.

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