AJAX AJ-TRANSMITTER Transmitter User Manual
- June 4, 2024
- ajax
Table of Contents
- AJAX AJ-TRANSMITTER Transmitter User Manual
- Transmitter User Manual
- Functional Elements
- Operation procedure
- A total of 5 types of devices are available:
- Connecting to the hub
- How to connect the Transmitter to the hub:
- States
- Settings
- How to set Chime
- Learn more about Chime
- Indication
- Performance testing
- Connection of the Module to the wired detector
- The function of the Transmitter’s terminals
- Do not install the Transmitter:
- Maintenance and Battery Replacement
- Tech Specs
- Complete Set
- Warranty
- Read More About This Manual & Download PDF:
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
AJAX AJ-TRANSMITTER Transmitter User Manual
Transmitter User Manual
Transmitter is a module for connecting third-party detectors to Ajax
security system. It transmits alarms and warns about the activation of the
external detector tamper and it is equipped with own accelerometer, which
protects it from dismounting. It runs on batteries and can supply power to the
connected detector.
The communication range can be up to 1,600 meters provided that there are no
obstacles and the case is removed.
Functional Elements
- QR code with the device registration key.
- Batteries contacts.
- LED indicator.
- ON/OFF button.
- Terminals for detector power supply, alarm and tamper signals.
Operation procedure
Transmitter is designed to connect third-party wired sensors and devices to the Ajax security system. The integration module receives information about alarms and tamper activation through the wires connected to the clamps. Transmitter can be used to connect panic and medical buttons, indoor and outdoor motion detectors, as well as opening, vibration, breaking, fire, gas, leakage and others wired detectors.
A total of 5 types of devices are available:
Type | Icon |
---|---|
Intrusion alarm | |
Fire alarm | |
Medical alarm | |
Panic button | |
Gas concentration alarm |
Transmitter has 2 pairs of wired zones: alarm and tamper.
A separate pair of terminals ensures power supply to the external detector
from the module batteries with 3.3 V.
Connecting to the hub
Before starting connection
- Following the hub instruction recommendations, install the on your smartphone. Create an account, add the hub to the application, and create at least one room. Ajax application
- Go to the Ajax application.
- Switch on the hub and check the internet connection (via Ethernet cable and/or GSM network).
- Ensure that the hub is disarmed and does not start updates by checking its status in the mobile application.
Only users with administrative privileges can add the device to the hub
How to connect the Transmitter to the hub:
- Select the Add Device option in the Ajax application.
- Name the device, scan/write manually the QR Code (located on the body and packaging), and select the location room.
- Select Add — the countdown will begin.
- Switch on the device (by pressing on/off button for 3 seconds).
For the detection and interfacing to occur, the device should be located
within the coverage area of the wireless network of the hub (at a single
protected object).
Request for connection to the hub is transmitted for a short time at the time
of switching on the device.
If the connection to the Ajax hub failed, the Transmitter will switch off
after 6 seconds. You may repeat the connection attempt then.
The Transmitter connected to the hub will appear in the list of devices of the
hub in the application. Update of device statuses in the list depends on the
device inquiry time set in the hub settings, with the default value – 36
seconds.
States
The states screen contains information about the device and its current parameters. The statuses of Transmitter and the device connected to it can be found in the Ajax app:
- Go to the Devices tab.
- Select Transmitter from the list.
Parameter| Value
---|---
Temperature| Temperature of the device. Measured on the
Settings
To change the Transmitter settings in the Ajax app:
- Go to the Devices tab.
- Select Transmitter from the list.
- Go to Settings by clicking on the .
- Set the required parameters.
- Click Back to save the new settings.
Setting | Value |
---|
First field
| Detector name that can be changed. The name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.
The name can contain up to 12 Cyrillic characters or up to 24 Latin characters
|
How to set Chime
Chime is a sound signal that indicates the triggering of the opening detectors
when the system is disarmed. The feature is used, for example, in stores, to
notify employees that someone has entered the building.
Notifications are configured in two stages: setting up opening detectors and
setting up sirens
Learn more about Chime
Transmitter settings
Before setting up the Chime feature, make sure that a wired opening detector is connected to Transmitter and the following options have been configured in the detector settings in the Ajax app:
- Detector power supply
- External Detector Contact Status
- External Detector Type
- Type of event
- Tamper status
- Go to the Devices menu.
- Select the Transmitter.
- Go to its settings by clicking the gear icon in the upper right corner.
- Go to the Chime Settings menu.
- Select siren notification for the event If external contact is open.
- Select the chime sound: 1 to 4 beeps. Once selected, the Ajax app will play the sound.
- Click Back to save the settings.
- Set up the required siren.
Indication
Event | Indication |
---|
The Module is switched on and registered
| The LED lights up when the ON button is briefly pressed.
Registration failed
| LED blinks for 4 seconds with an interval of 1 second, then blinks 3 times rapidly (and automatically switches OFF).
The Module is deleted from the list of hub devices
| LED blinks for 1 minute with an interval of 1 second, then blinks 3 times
rapidly (and automatically switches OFF).
The Module has received alarm/tamper signal| The LED lights up for 1 second.
Batteries are discharged
| Smoothly lights up and goes out when the detector or tamper is activated.
Performance testing
The Ajax security system allows conducting tests for checking the
functionality of connected devices.
The tests do not start straight away but within a period of 36 seconds when
using the standard settings. The test time start depends on the settings of
the detector scanning period (the paragraph on “Jeweller” settings in hub
settings).
Connection of the Module to the wired detector
Location of the Transmitter determines its remoteness from the hub and
presence of any obstacles between the devices hindering the radio signal
transmission: walls, inserted floors, large-size objects located within the
room.
Check the signal strength level at the installation location
If the signal level is one division, we cannot guarantee stable operation of
the security system. Take possible measures to improve the quality of the
signal! As a minimum, move the device — even 20 cm shift can significantly
improve the quality of reception. If after moving the device still has a low
or unstable signal strength, use a
.
The Transmitter should be encased inside the wired detector case. The Module
requires a space with the following minimum dimensions: 110 × 41 × 24 mm. If
the installation of the Transmitter within the detector case is impossible,
then any available radiotransparent case could be used.
Jeweller Signal Strength Test Attenuation Test radio signal range extender
1. Connect the Transmitter to the detector through the NC/NO contacts (choose
the relevant setting in the application) and COM
The function of the Transmitter’s terminals
-
+ — — power supply output (3.3 V)
ALARM — alarm terminals TAMP — tamper terminals -
Secure the Transmitter in the case. Plastic bars are included in the installation kit. It is recommendable to install the Transmitter on them.
Do not install the Transmitter:
- Near metal objects and mirrors (they can shield the radio signal and lead to its attenuation).
- Closer than 1 meter to a hub.
Maintenance and Battery Replacement
The device does not require maintenance when mounted in the housing of a wired
sensor.
How long Ajax devices operate on batteries, and what affects this
Battery Replacement
Tech Specs
Connecting a detector | ALARM and TAMPER (NO/NC) terminals |
---|---|
Mode for processing alarm signals from the detector |
Pulse or Bistable
Power| 3 × CR123A, 3V batteries
Capability to power the connected detector| Yes, 3.3V
Protection from dismounting| Accelerometer
Radio communication protocol with hubs and range extenders
| Jeweller
Radio frequency band
| 866.0 – 866.5 MHz
868.0 – 868.6 MHz
868.7 – 869.2 MHz
905.0 – 926.5 MHz
915.85 – 926.5 MHz
921.0 – 922.0 MHz
Depends on the region of sale.
Compatibility
| Operates only with all Ajax hubs , and radio signal range
extenders
Maximum RF output power| Up to 20 mW
Modulation| GFSK
Communication range| Up to 1,600 m (any obstacles absent)
Ping interval for the connection with the receiver|
12–300 sec
Operating temperature| From –25°С to +50°С
Operating humidity| Up to 75%
Dimensions| 100 × 39 × 22 mm
Weight| 74 g
Service life| 10 years
Complete Set
- Transmitter
- Battery CR123A — 3 pcs
- Installation kit
- Quick Start Guide
Warranty
Warranty for the “AJAX SYSTEMS MANUFACTURING” LIMITED LIABILITY
COMPANY products is valid for 2 years after the purchase and does not apply to
the pre-installed battery.
If the device does not work correctly, you should first contact the support
service — in half of the cases, technical issues can be solved remotely!
The full text of the warranty
User Agreement
support@ajax.systems
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References
- End user agreement - Ajax Systems
- Security system control panels | Ajax Systems
- Signal range extenders in the security system | Ajax Systems
- Transmitter — Module for integrating the Ajax into another system
- uartBridge — Module for Ajax devices integration with third-party wireless alarms systems
- Software | Ajax Systems
- Warranty - Ajax Systems
- How battery charge is displayed in Ajax apps | Ajax Systems Support
- What is Devices Auto Deactivation and how it works | Ajax Systems Support
- How to set up the Always active operation mode | Ajax Systems Support
- How long Ajax devices operate on batteries, and what affects this | Ajax Systems Support
- How to deactivate a device without removing it from the system | Ajax Systems Support
- How to change batteries in the Transmitter | Ajax Systems Support
- Jeweller radio protocol: technology and capabilities | Ajax Systems Support
- What is Signal Attenuation Test | Ajax Systems Support
- What is Delay When Entering/Leaving | Ajax Systems Support
- What is Chime, and how does this function work | Ajax Systems Support
- What is Chime, and how does this function work | Ajax Systems Support
- What is Jeweller Signal Strength Test | Ajax Systems Support
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