JA-50D - Security Camera Jablotron - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wireless Keypad for Security System
Brand	Joblotron
Model	JA-50D
Operating Voltage	9V alkaline battery
Standby Consumption	50 µA
Working Frequency	433.92 MHz
Tamper Protection	Yes (tamper switch)
Memory Type	Nonvolatile memory
Default User Code	1234
Default Panic Code	1515
Default Service Code	5050
Unsuccessful Attempt Limit	Programmable (default 5)
Quick Arming Feature	Programmable (disabled by default)
Battery Quality Test	Yes (10-second test)
Keypad Tester Mode	Yes (for system testing)
Housing	Wall-mountable with rear fixing
Battery Replacement Indication	LOW BATTERY LED blinks on keypad and control panel
Recommended Battery Type	High-quality alkaline 9V
Cleaning	Wipe with dry cloth; no liquids
Factory Reset	Disconnect battery 5 min, short PCB pins, reconnect

Frequently Asked Questions - JA-50D Jablotron

How do I arm or disarm the system using the JA-50D keypad?

In STAND BY mode, enter your User Code (UC) to arm/disarm. The default UC is 1234.

How can I change the User Code?

Press * followed by the old User Code, then the new 4-digit code. Example: * 1234 4567 changes UC from 1234 to 4567.

How do I trigger a panic alarm?

Enter the Panic Code (PC). Default PC is 1515. This will trigger a panic alarm on the control panel.

What is the limit for unsuccessful attempts, and can it be changed?

The limit is programmable. Default is 5 attempts. To change, enter Setting Mode (SC + UC), then press * 1 xx where xx is 00 to 99 (00 = no limit).

How do I replace the battery in the JA-50D?

Switch control panel to SERVICE mode, open keypad housing, replace with a 9V alkaline battery, close housing, and return control panel to STAND BY.

How can I reset the keypad to factory defaults?

Open housing, disconnect battery for 5 minutes, short the pins on the PCB with a jumper, reconnect battery, remove jumper, and close housing. Codes revert to defaults.

What does the LOW BATTERY LED mean?

If the LOW BATTERY LED blinks on the control panel or lights on keypad when pressing a button, replace the battery with a high-quality alkaline 9V.

How can I test the battery quality?

Enter Setting Mode (SC + UC), press * 4. The keypad tests battery for 10 seconds. If LOW BATTERY stays lit after test, replace battery.

How do I enable quick arming?

Enter Setting Mode, press * 5 1 to enable quick arming. Then you can arm with * # (disarming still requires UC). To disable, press * 5 0.

Can I use the keypad as a tester for the JA-50 system?

Yes. In Setting Mode, press * 3 to enter tester mode. Press keys 1-6 to generate signals: 1 (24h), 2 (L.BATT), 3 (DELAY), 4 (INSTANT), 5 (FIRE), 6 (ARM). Press 0 to return.

USER MANUAL JA-50D Jablotron

The JA-50D wireless keypad is very suitable solution in the case, that more people should operate the JA-50 system. This device can be used for arming and disarming of the control panel and PANIC triggering. If this device is located close to the door of your house each user can easily control alarm system with his four digits user code.

Keypad is powered with 9V battery, it is protected with a tamper switch and it has a programable limit of unsuccessful attempts to enter valid access code.

Specifications:

operating voltage: 9V battery (alkaline) stand by consumption: 50uA working frequency: 433.92MHz all data are stored to nonvoltage memory User Code (UC) factory default: 1234 Panic Code (PC) factory default: 1515 Service Code (SC) factory default: 5050

Installation:

• switch control panel to SERVIS mode
• open JA-50D housing
• fix the rear part of housing to the wall
• place 9V battery to the keypad
• close the housing (tamper switch must fit to the hole in the rear part of the housing)
• teach control panel to know keypad code (entering valid UC in learning code mode)
• all remote controllers and keypads must be activated step by step during learning code mode

Testing:

• control panel must be in SERVIS mode
• enter valid User Code (UC)
• keypad built in CODE OK LED will flash
• control panel will beep and ARM LED will flash
• enter valid Panic Code (PC)
• built in CODE OK LED will flash
• control panel will beep and 24H LED will flash

Operation:

• switch control panel to STAND BY mode
• entering UC control arming
• entering PC you can trigger panic alarm

NOTE: number of unsuccessful attempts

to enter valid code is checked. If there are more attempts than limit (programable), panic alarm will be triggered.

Changing of access codes.

Each access code can be changed by user the following way:

* UC NC (new User Code)
* PC NC (new Panic Code)
* SC NC (new Service Code)

NC - new code (any 4 digits)

(Example - to set User Code from 1234 to 4567 press: * 1234 4567)

NOTE: all settings are stored to nonvoltage memory, # key works as ESC (erase input buffer)

Programming:

If you want to program other functions of the keypad, you must open setting mode at first. To open this mode you must enter:

SC UC (for example 5050 1234)

when this mode is opened SET MODE LED lights; to close setting mode press #.

The following features can be programmed in setting mode:

* 1 xx (xx - 00 to 99 number of unsuccessful attempts to enter valid code)
* 2 xxxx (xxxx - 0000 to 9999 new communication code) If you change this code, you must teach control panel for this new code
* 3 Now the keypad works as JA-50 tester. You can generate different signals by pressing the following keys:

1 24h
2 L.BATT
3 DELAY
4 INSTANT
5 FIRE
6 ARM
0 RETURN BACK TO SETTING MODE

* 4 Battery quality test. It tests battery for 10sec. If LOW BATTERY will stay ON after this test the battery is poor quality - change it.

* 5 x (x - 0 or 1) Quick arming feature When enabled, you can ARM system either with UC or pressing * # only (disarming is possible only with UC)

0 - disabled

1 - enabled

NOTE: All settings are stored to nonvoltage memory. Setting mode must be closed by # in the end of programming.

Emergency return to factory default settings:

• open the keypad housing
• disconnect battery for 5minutes
• make a short connection of the pins on the PCB with jumper
• connect battery again
• remove the short connection from the pins
• close the housing

factory default:

UC : 1234

PC : 1515

SC : 5050

number of unsuccessful attempts 5

quick arming disabled

NOTE: If you got a code card with your keypad, look at this card for factory default codes.

Low battery in the keypad.

The JA-50D keypad checks its own battery condition. If it is necessary to replace a battery, the keypad will inform the control panel. A blinking L.BATT LED on the control panel indicates that a detector needs a new battery. You can also see the LOW BATTERY LED lights when you press any button of the keypad. If the keypad's LED flashes, replace the battery in the keypad.

Switch the control panel to the SERVICE position, then open the housing of the keypad and replace the battery. Close the housing and switch the control panel back to the STAND BY position.

NOTE: We recommend that you use only high quality alkaline batteries. The average life time of a high quality battery in the keypad should be a few months.

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JA-50D easy programming guide

STANDBY MODE

entering

UC

function

ARMING DISARMING

PC

PANIC ALARM

* UC NC

NEW USER CODE

* PC NC

NEW PANIC CODE

* SC NC

NEW SERVICE CODE

SC UC SETTING MODE

* 1 xx

number of attempts to enter valid UC xx - 00 to 99 (00 = no limit)

* 2 xxxx

NEW COMMUNICATION CODE xxxx - four digits (0000 to 9999)

* 3 x

JA-50 system TESTER x - 0 to 6 pressing number keys generate: 1 - 24h. 5 - FIRE 2 - L.BATT 6 - ARM 3 - DELAY 0 - return 4 - INST

* 4

BATTERY QUALITY TEST (10sec) if LOW BAT. will stay be lit - change b.

* 5 x