1. Make your premises an Oasis of security
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2. A solution for your security & comfort...

3. Oasis is a wireless kit
Sirens
RFID cards
Keypads
Control Panel

4. Wireless detectors Motion detection Fire & Gas Glass-break detectors
Temperature
Window, door opening..

5. Wireless buttons Wall-mount button Door bell Panic Wireless relay
Key-fob

6. Basic features
50 addresses for wireless devices (detectors, RC, keypads and sirens)
50 positions for user codes or/and proxy cards
4 wired inputs in the control panel ( plus inputs in keypad and detectors)
(additional 10 inputs via JA-82C module)
Lithium batteries – calculated lifetime 3 years
868 MHz operating frequency
Grade 2 by the EN standard (medium risk)

7. JK- 82 Kit Set-up your system from individual items or
just use the starter kit..

8. JK-82 consists of: Control panel with GSM communicator Wireless keypad
PIR detector
Magnetic detector
Indoor siren
Key fob
Wireless door bell button
Proximity card
Accessories (batteries etc.)

9. Kit installation 6 5 1 4 3 7 2

10. Service mode after powering up
A: Enrollment of more devices
key 1 and connect batteries, exit with #
B: Communication quality test
key 298 (turns on signal measurement)
arrow keys scroll devices
device triggering = signal from 1/4 to 4/4
# returns you to Service mode
C: GSM signal strength test
key 922
return to Service mode by #
Each signal should be at least 2/4

11. Service mode after powering up
A: Enrollment of more devices
By keying in production code (on keypad or computer)
By enrollment
Press 1 to open enrollment (*08080 for the service mode)
Scroll to desired position
Insert battery to enroll the item
Erase the position by holding key 2 in enrollment
Enrollment can also be opened by shorting the reset pins

12. Optional antennas AN-80 AN-81
Can be used with control panel and UC-82 receiver

13. JA-80Z Repeater Repeats RF signals of up to 40 enrolled items
Working range can be enhanced up to 2x
Shows signal strength of enrolled items
Hardware of JA-82K + JA-82R
Two-way communication with the control panel - copy PGX, PGY, EW, IW outputs
Hardwired inputs TMP, INP
JA-80F, JA-84P, JA-80A cannot be enrolled

14. Wireless communication
Robust protocol = reliability
Integrity check – Supervision
Code grabbing protection- Floating code
Code searching protection - Antiscan
Anti-jamming protection
Anti-collision protection
Diagnostics = to see communication quality

15. Programming
After power-up first set language of the keypad and communicator
Set other parameters - example:
98101 EN communicator language
4 hh mm DD MM RR = clock
201 Exit delay 10sec.
811„phone num“*0 = phone number
The best way is to use Olink SW

16. 299 enrollment of PGX to AC relay X
PGX function = on / off

17. Handover to the user ? ? Explain the basics (less = more)
Always recheck that user understands ? ?

18. Operating a key-fob
SET
(arm)
UNSET
(disarm)
Both buttons = PANIC

19. Keypad layout Alarm or fault SET A, B and C Power Details
Setting (arming)
Hot keys
A, B & C
PGX
On / Off
More details in the User manual
Detail reading

20. Let the user feel that (s)he is the master
„Master“ card enrollment:
* card
Access card enrollment:
* 6, Master card, key nn, card
Access code programming:
* 6, Master card, key nn, code
To erase access code and card:
* 6, Master card, key nn, 0000
nn = user number 01 to 50
Each user can have code, card or both
John
2375

21. Keypad operation * Card / code Unsetting / Setting ABC
Complete setting A
Partial setting A (if used) B
Partial setting B (if used) ?
Status details (open windows, PG, faults)
PGX on
PGX off #
Esc *
Function

22. * instructions * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 * 6 * 7 * 8 * 9 * 0
ABC arming(=ABC button)
* 2
A arming(=A button)
* 3
B arming(=B button)
* 4
Memory reading
* 5
Master code / card changing
* 6
Access code / card programming
* 7
Operating under duress
* 8
PGX control (*81/*80 = on/off or *8 = 2sec. pulse)
* 9
PGY control (*91/*90 = on/off or *9 = 2sec. pulse)
* 0
Service or Maintenance (* 0 service or master code)

23. 2 level partial arming Garage,... Set (armed) by:
Example: Family house
Garage,...
Set (armed) by:
Key A
Garage + Ground floor A
Key B A B
Complete arming C C
Key ABC A B A B

24. Split system Set (armed) by: C A B Code or card Brown C Code or card
Example: Two families in a house, two offices..
Set (armed) by:
Brown
ARMED A B
Code or card
Brown C
Ward
ARMED
Code or card
Ward A B C
Entire house armed
incl. Common section
If both A+B armed,
then C also armed A B C

25. Communicator test Both buttons „Panic“ Panic alarm SMS Function test
Knowing the SIM card tel. number

26. Remote access SET UNSET STATUS MEMORY PGX ON PGX OFF PGY ON PGY OFF
SMS instructions: „CODE space INSTRUCTION“
SET
Arming
UNSET
Disarming
STATUS
Status checking
MEMORY
Last event memory checking
PGX ON
Turning PGX on
PGX OFF
Turning PGX off
PGY ON
Turning PGY on
PGY OFF
Phone call:
Call and wait for the system to respond (after 5 rings)
Enter a valid code (master, user or service)
Operate the system… hang up at the end

27. The JA-82K control panel Modularity JA-82K control panel = 4 inputs
JA-82R = radio
JA-82C = 10 inputs
50 addresses for devices
Wired inputs
Wireless devices
Enrollment via radio comm. or
by keying in production codes
50 addresses for codes / cards
Optional code + card configuration
Mains power supply and battery
Output 12V, 500mA
Memory for the last 255 events
Replaceable memory chip
Alarm outputs: EW and IW
Programmable outputs: PgX and PgY

28. The JA-83K control panel antenna JA-82R radio module
Power transformer 1.1 A
antenna
Up to 30 wired inputs
Communicator:
80X telephone line
80Y GSM
80V LAN + tel. line
Back up battery up to 18 Ah

29. Hard-wired inputs
Hard-wired inputs addresses 01 to 14 / 30 (can be switched off by DIP switch or by SW)
Maximum of 5 detectors in a loop
Double balanced - triggering and tampering
Programmable reaction (Natural = delayed)
Enrollment of a wireless device to address disables the input terminal
Connected to COM via a 1 k resistor = untriggered input
Connected to COM via 2 to 5 k = triggered input,
Connected to COM via less then 700 or more then 7k8 k = tamper signal

30. Control panel reactions
Devices and codes/cards can have reactions:
Off
NATURAL (key-fob, code and card = set / unset, smoke detector = fire alarm)
24 hours
Instant
Delay (Natural)
Next delay
Fire
Panic
Set
Set / Unset
PG control
Every device, input, code and card can be assigned to section A, B or C
John 6319
David 1507
Peter 389
Pepa 6319
Láďa 1507
Máňa 389

31. OLink SW
Example of system management

32. Device setting

33. Code and card setting

34. Control panel setting

35. The JA-81F keypad Fully graphical display Two versions Wakening by
Customizable logo (128x48)
Two versions
White backlight only
Settable backlight color JA-81F-RGB
Wakening by
External input
Gently pressing the keypad’s door
Internal menu
Language setting
Brightness
Contrast
Backlight color (JA-81F-RGB only)
Text editing
Manually or via Olink software
JA-82T direct connection support
JA-81E = hard-wired version

36. The PC-01 proximity cards
RFID access card (EM UNIQUE 125kHz)
Up to 50 cards can be enrolled to the system
The card has the same function as an access code
For higher security the card can be combined with a code
PC-02, PC-0x

37. The JA-80H outdoor keypad
Built in RFID reader
Connects to the control panel bus via WJ-80
Provides a doorbell button
Illuminated keys
IP-65
Standby consumption 45 mA

38. The JA-80N outdoor reader
RFID card reader
Connects to the control panel bus via WJ-80
IP-65
Standby consumption 40 mA

39. The WJ-80 interface Control panel bus
Connects outdoor keypad (reader) to the control panel
Built-in door bell transmitter (for JA-80L)
Output to operate an electrical door lock (Z8-12V)
Provides output to operate the electric strike of an electrical door lock an open button input
Keypad uses Wiegand protocol 26b
DIP switches:
System keypad / Outdoor bypass switch
PGY can operate the door lock as well (Y/N)
Door lock activation time 3 / 6 seconds
Exit & entrance beeps (Y/N)
Sequence
248 = PGY pulse
Authorized phone opening *9
To program
*79*0
Control panel bus

40. Wireless detectors Powered by lithium batteries
Battery lifetime is up to 3 years (status is supervised)
Communication range about 200 – 300m open area
Communication supervision every 9 minutes
Detection of motion, glass-breaking, opening, smoke, heat, gas…

41. The JA-80P motion detector
PIR sensor
Hard-wired input IN (initiates same reaction as PIR)
15 min test mode after closing the cover
5 min sleep time (can be shortened to 1 minute)
DIP switches
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
NORM / HIGH (immunity level)
Covers 120° / 12m
Optional lenses (pet, long corridor, vertical curtain)
1 x AA Lithium battery 3.6V

42. The JA-83P mini motion detector
PIR detector 1/3 smaller than JA-80P
15 min test mode after closing the cover
5 min sleep time (can be shortened to 1 minute)
DIP switches
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
NORM / HIGH (immunity level)
Covers 120° / 12m
Optional lenses (pet, long corridor, vertical curtain)
1x CR123A Lithium battery 3V

43. The JA-86P dual-zone detector
Dual PIR sensor resolves PET problems
Usable in extreme environment (cellar – mice, insects…)
Indoor use only
15 min test mode after closing the cover
5 min sleep time (can be shortened to 1 minute)
DIP switches
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
NORM / HIGH (immunity level)
1 x AA Lithium battery 3.6V (3 year life time)
Principle: PIR1 + PIR2 = Alarm
JS-22 = wired version

44. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
Flash
Camera
Motion detector

45. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
USB
connector

46. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
Installation
The JA-80Q into the control panel
Photo transmission from the premises
Cooperates with an 80Y (GSM) or an 80V (LAN) communicator
Enroll the detector to the control panel
Enroll a key-fob to the detector
Close the detector’s cover (green LED)
Press any key on the key-fob
Camera testing
Set (Arm) button = with flash
Unset (Disarm) button = without flash
The key-fob is automatically erased after 15 minutes
Switch off radio interference indication
The photos can be displayed at:
“Have your portrait taken.…”

47. The JA-84P parameters Camera resolution: 160 x 120 B&W
Bi-directional communication
On activation takes 4 pictures:
1x without flash
3x with flash
Range of the flash: max. 3 meters
Detector’s memory capacity: 61 photos
USB port
Flash drive functionality
Photo transfer time to server: approx. 15s
Battery: 2x CR-123A
Lifetime approx 3 years (inc. 100 photo series)
Testing by key-fob
4 configuration switches:
DEL / INS (Delayed / Instant reaction)
NORM / HIGH (PIR analysis)
ON / OFF Flash (flash)
ON / OFF Trans (photo transmission)

48. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
Detector coverage

49. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
Register at

50. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
Displaying pictures on

51. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
Configuration

52. The JA-84P detector with built-in camera
Configuration

53. Picture can be sent to a mobile
Flash forces the violator to look at the camera
Provoking an attack
Camera is designed to confirm the alarm
Oasis

54. ...and on top of all that…
iPhone owners can use a special application for access to the pictures from their Oasis system
iPhone
Oasis

55. iPhone application demo

56. The JA-85P motion detector
Mini-size PIR detector
Can be used in a house or in the car (CA-1802 & 1803)
15 min test mode after closing the cover
DIP switches
NORM / HIGH (immunity level)
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
Supervision ON / OFF
Sleep 1 / 5 minutes
Semi-sphere lens max. detection distance 5m
1 x AA Lithium 3.6V battery

57. The JA-85B glass-break detector
Dual detection (air pressure change + glass breaking sound)
Can be used in the house or in the car
15 min test mode after closing the cover
DIP switches
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
Supervision ON / OFF
Detection up to 9 meters (min. 0,6 x 0,6 m)
Can be tested with GBT-212
1 x AA Lithium 3.6V battery

58. The JA-80PB motion and glass-break
PIR sensor + glass-break sensor in one housing
Enrolls to 2 addresses in the system
The same characteristics as JA-80P with JA-85B
Glass-break DIP switches:
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
PIR / GBS (LED indicator function in test mode)
2 Lithium bateries: 1 x AA + 1x 1/2 AA 3,6V

59. The JA-89P outdoor PIR detector
Based on an Optex product
2 sensors (eliminate alarms caused by small animals)
IP-54 cover
Installation height m
Adjustable detection angle
1 x AA Lithium battery 3.6V
Covered area adjustable area not covered

60. The JA-81M detector Magnetic door / window detector
Status detector (optional pulse reaction)
DIP switches:
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
MG ON / OFF (enable/disable internal sensor)
3 input terminals :
TMP = tamper input
IN1 = NC / NO alarm input (1k balanced)
IN2 = Roller-shutter input (3 activations within 5s = alarm, disconnection = tamper)
1x AA Lithium 3.6V battery

61. The JA-83M magnetic detector
Magnetic detector about 1/3 shorter than the JA-81M
Status detector (optional pulse reaction)
DIP switch:
DEL / INS (Natural reaction)
2 types of the magnets:
Classic cube (see the picture)
Magnetic ring with a screw
1x CR-123A 3V Lithium battery

62. The JA-82M window detector
„Invisible“ window (door) detector (EURO or wooden)
To be installed in the frame of a window (door)
DIP switches:
INS / DEL (Natural reaction)
TMP on / off
Status / Pulse reporting
2 x CR2354 Lithium 3V battery
Back-plates

63. The CT-01 roller-shutter detector
Detects window shutter (curtain) movement
Principle – ratchet-wheel generates the pulses
Can be used with the JA-81M
Example of the IN2 connection

64. The LD-81 flood detector Can be connected to the JA-81M or JA-60N
Conductivity sensor
Protection of kitchen, bathroom, cellar…
Should not be placed permanently
in water

65. The LD-12 flood detector Hardwired detector
Protection of kitchen, bathroom, cellar…
NO and NC output
Should not be placed permanently
in water

66. The JA-80S smoke detector
Fire detector (optical smoke + temperature over 60°C)
Testing by test button or by aerosol
During alarm the siren can by stopped by pressing its button
Jumpers:
FIRE / INS (Natural reaction, INS = restaurant, fireplace...)
SIREN ON / OFF
1 x AA Lithium 3,6V battery
Siren
Reaction

67. The JA-80G gas detector Combustive gas detector (propane, methane..)
Sensor = hot platinum wire
Mains powered
Can be tested with a cigarette lighter
DIP switches:
10 / 20% LEL (gas concentration)
MEM ON / OFF (memory function)
Output relay contact max. 6A

68. Controlling, panic.. (housing for 2 or 4 buttons)
RC-8x controllers
To be enrolled by inserting a battery or pressing a button
Can be used with a control panel, UC and AC receivers and indoor siren
Communication range up to 100m
Controlling, panic..
Door bell, panic..
Personal panic
Controlling, panic.. (housing for 2 or 4 buttons)

69. The RC-86 key-fob Universal two-band key-fob
868MHz OASiS
433MHz PROFI / Maestro / Comfort
Frequency setting is done easily just by the buttons
Communication range 30 meters
Housing for 2 and 4 buttons
Setting table

70. The RC-88 button DIP switches: Can also be used with UC, AC and JA-80L
Panic (remote control or panic button function)
TMP (disable tamper sensors and communication supervision)
Can also be used with UC, AC and JA-80L
1x 1/2 AA Lithium 3.6V battery
(3 year life time, max. 20 activations/day)

71. The RC-87 personal panic button
Can be enrolled to the control panel, siren or UC/AC modules
Optional
Wrist watch or necklace version
Audible confirmation of triggering
Delay (5s) to stop accidental triggering
No radio communication supervision
CR2032 lithium battery
Working range up to 200m

72. The RC-85 remote control module
Design to be installed in a car (12 to 24V)
3 wires
GND
A = if connected to +U transmits arming signal
B = if connected to +U transmits disarming signal
both A + B connected to +U transmits a panic signal
Flashing full-beam headlights or blowing the horn send signals
Can also be used to transmit an alarm from a car alarm
Optional “double click” activation
No battery, powered by car

73. The JA-80L indoor siren Mains powered Enrolls by plugging in
Disconnected from power during alarm = tamper alarm
Disconnected from power without alarm = low-bat warning (optional)
Enrolls by plugging in
Selectable alarm setting following PG outputs (alarm reporting from one section only)
Generates sounds:
IW alarm
Exit and entrance beeps
Door bell - 8 melodies
Detector - triggered sounds - 8 melodies
LED indicates PGY status
Two volume levels (by keeping the button pressed)
Triple click enables/disables arming chirp sounds
Signal level measurement – by pressing button

74. The JA-80A outdoor siren Totally wire-free !!!
Loudness 112dB / 1m (increases gradually)
Max. duration of the siren sound: 3 min.
Flashes 30 min. after the alarm
Jumpers:
50 / 25 s. (communication cycle with the control panel)
LED ON / OFF (warning flash every minute)
Enrolls by connecting its battery
Lithium battery BAT-80 (max. life time 3 to 5 years)

75. Communicators External communication Reports from the system
Position
External communication
GSM network – GPRS, SMS, VOICE
Internet (LAN - Ethernet)
PSTN
Reports from the system
Remote access

76. Event reporting INTERNET and or Telephone network Automatic Receiving
Center
User
notification
Oasis

77. Remote access
INTERNET
and or
Internet
Telephone

78. The JA-80Y GSM communicator
Communication via GSM/GPRS
Event reporting by:
SMS (17 lang. selection)
Phone calls
ARC (IP, SMS or CID protocols)
Picture transmission (using JA-80Q module)
GSM gateway function
Remote access via:
Phone (keypad registration or SMS)
Internet -
Unanswered ringing from an authorized phone number
ARC programming can be locked

79. The JA-80V LAN+PSTN communicator
Communication via LAN & PSTN
Event reporting by:
SMS (17 lang. selection)
phone calls
ARC (IP, CID or DR protocols)
Picture transmission (using JA-80Q module)
Remote access via:
Phone (keypad registration or SMS)
Internet -
Unanswered ringing from an authorized phone number
ARC programming can be locked

80. GSMLink
Remote access by Internet

81. 1. Register at www.GSMLink.cz
User registration
Device registration

82. Configuration page example

83. The JA-80X voice communicator
Reports alarms with voice messages
Up to 4 phone numbers via PSTN
7 voice messages
System name
Intrusion
Fire
Tampering
Panic
Technical alarm
Remote access welcome note
Allows remote access via telephone keypad authorization (DTMF)
Supports CID protocol transmission to ARC (PSTN line)
Can be combined with JA-80V or JA-80Y

84. The SP-02 speaker phone
Can be connected to PSTN or to the phone line simulated by JA-80Y
For listening in and talking
Answers calls from authorized numbers
Up to 8 phone numbers can be authorized
Push-to-talk feature to call an emergency number
Half-duplex communication allows a high sensitivity for listening
2 x AA alkaline 1.5V battery

85. The JA-68 output module For control panels of the 6x and 8x series
8 galvanically-separated outputs
9 terminals:
C - Common
A - Set (Armed)
I - Intrusion
F - Fire
S - Tamper (Sabotage)
P - Panic
T - Fault
AC – Mains dropout
LB – Low Battery
Selectable NC or NO logic using a jumper
+12V and GND terminals – power supply output, max. 100mA
Can be used in combination with a communicator
Designed as a general purpose device
Suitable e.g. for ARC radio communicators

86. The UC-82 relay module Powered by 12V DC
2 output relays (X & Y) - max 2A
Low bat. output
External antenna is optional
Powered by 12V (20mA) external source
Can be used with:
Control panel
Detectors
RC-8x transmitters

87. The AC-82 relay module Powered directly from mains 230V, 50Hz
2 output relays (X and Y) - max 5A
Can be used with:
Control panel
Detectors
RC-8x transmitters
TP-8x thermostats

88. The TP-8x thermostats TP-82 TP-83 AC-83 Common functions
Regulated temperature adjust.
Temperature measurement
Lockable
Adjustable:
Hysteresis
Operational limits
Sensor correction
Alarm thresholds
TP-83
Weekly program
Day/night temperature for every hour
Day temperature increase by + 2°C
Programme display
Adjustable:
Hysteresis
Operational limits
Sensor correction
Alarm thresholds
Adaptive switch-on
AC-83
Receiver
Mains powered
3 relays:
Heating circuit 1
Heating circuit 2
Pump
Pump cleaning
Remote control of the heating
Common functions
AA 1.5V alkaline battery
Remote control via the control panel
Incl. antifreeze functions
Heating disabling when window is open
Freeze alarm
Fire alarm

89. The TP-8xIR thermostat
Wirelessly measures the floor temperature E by the IR sensor
Accurate & comfortable regulation
TP-82IR, TP-83IR versions available
Two additional temperature settings:
Minimal floor temperature
Maximal floor temperature

90. Smart heating system Remote access and status information
Remote controls
Window detectors
Control panel
Thermostat
AC-82
Remote access and
status information
Telephone
Heating
Operating the heating by windows
CLOSED = normal heating
OPEN = anti freezing heating only

91. The JA-82T and JA-80BT interfaces
Connects control panel to PC
Provides USB or Bluetooth interface
Suitable for O-link, Comlink software

92. Something more

93. The GD-04 “David” GSM module
„Tiny but handy “
PC connection cable and GD-Link software
Backup module
DTMF module
Main unit
Power adapter
Radio module
Building-block-like modularity

94. GD-04 “David” features Relay operation via a mobile phone:
SMS instructions (of the type ON or OFF)
Instruction text can be edited
Maximum text length is 30 characters
SMS reports can be sent to inform about relay operation
Dialling-in from an authorized phone
Up to 50 tel. numbers can be programmed for each relay.
The switch-on period after dialling-in is configurable in the range of 1s to 10 hours
Each tel. number can have a limit to the number of calls (useful e.g. at parking-lots)

95. GD-04 “David” features SMS reports on input activation:
Each of the A to D inputs can have its activation/deactivation reported:
Up to 8 tel. numbers can be programmed for each input.
Maximum report text length is 30 characters.
SMS reports can be emphasized by subsequent phone calls.
Device input state can be interrogated:
By the SMS instruction STATUS (editable)

96. GD-04 “David” programming
Via a mobile phone using SMS instructions:
Only 8 instructions (texts, numbers, other functions)
An instruction starts with an access code (= PC by factory default)
Multiple instructions in a single SMS (usually, only one SMS is needed to program the whole configuration)
Using a PC running GD-Link software
A CD and a USB connection cable
supplied with the package
Via the Jablotron web page
Fill-in a form
Send it
You get an SMS reply (“PROGRAM OK”)
Free of charge, no registration needed
Simple and elegant.....

97. News on the car alarm product range

98. CA-1803 BT “ATHOS” Car protection Logistics support
Reporting of alarms by SMS or phone calls
Remote immobilization via SMS instructions
Garage protection using wireless JA-8x detectors
Listening-in to the car using an HF-03
hands free set– optional
Remote control: key-fob, phone or the Internet
Logistics support
Car navigation – via a Bluetooth connection to a PDA or to a mobile phone
Monitoring car use (location) via the Internet (suitable for monitoring work journeys)
Additional features
Operating car appliances
Hands-free calling from the car using an HF-03
ARC supervision

99. GSMLink car location monitoring