Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra user manual

Updated September 14, 2026

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra is an integration module board designed to connect third-party wired devices to an Ajax system. The board can be installed in an Ajax casing and features eight wired zones for connecting NC, NO, EOL, 2EOL, 3EOL, and roller shutter devices. The module can also supply the connected device with 11.5–12.5 V⎓ at up to 500 mA.

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra has a connector for connecting a tamper board when installed in Ajax Case to protect the casing from dismantling. The integration module operates within an Ajax system and exchanges data with the hub via the secure Fibra wired communication protocol.

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra is a device of the Superior product line. Only accredited Ajax Systems partners can sell, install, and maintain Superior products.

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Functional elements

Board elements

QR code and ID (serial number) of the integration module.
Jumper for terminating resistor. If the integration module is the last device on the Fibra line, the pins should be shorted.
Input terminals for connecting the integration module to the Fibra line.
Terminals for connecting a power supply for third-party wired devices.
Terminals for connecting third-party wired devices.
LED indicator.
Connector for a tamper board. The tamper board is included in the Ajax Case complete set (the casing is sold separately).
Mounting holes for installing the Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra board into the casing.

Terminals

Terminals on the board:

Z1–Z8 — inputs for connecting wired devices.
COM — common inputs for connecting signal circuits of wired devices.
+12V — 11.5–12.5 V⎓ power output for wired devices, up to 500 mA in total for all power supply outputs.
GND — ground terminal for connecting power supply circuits of wired devices.

Compatible hubs

The integration module requires an Ajax hub running OS Malevich 2.XX or later.

Check device compatibility

Operating principle

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra is designed to integrate third-party wired devices into an Ajax system. The integration module receives information about alarms, malfunctions, and other events from devices through a wired connection. Then, it sends the event to the hub via the Fibra wired data transfer protocol. The hub, in turn, sends notifications to users and the monitoring station.

A wired device connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra can operate in one of the following sensor modes:

Detect alarms
Switch security modes
Control of blocking element (checking the state of the blocking element only)
Control of bolt lock (checking the state of the bolt lock only)

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra can be used to integrate alarm and auxiliary request alert buttons, indoor and outdoor motion detectors, as well as detectors that respond to door opening, vibration, glass breakage, fire, gas leaks, water leaks, etc.

Note that Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra cannot reset fire alarms of connected third-party fire detectors.

You can also set up KeyArm Zone, which enables switching system security modes with a third-party device connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra. KeyArm allows you to arm/disarm the system or specific groups (if Group mode is enabled) or manage Night mode.

How to set up KeyArm Zone for Ajax systems

The device type is specified in the settings of the zone to which the wired device is connected. The selected type determines the text of alarm notifications and events of the connected device, as well as the event codes transmitted to monitoring software.

Control of blocking element and Control of bolt lock sensor modes are used to integrate third-party blocking elements and bolt switch contacts into an Ajax system in accordance with the unavoidability principle (German: Zwangsläufigkeit). These modes enable the module to check state changes of the blocking element or bolt lock, respectively. However, the module cannot directly control (lock and unlock) the blocking element or bolt lock states.

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Types of wired devices

Detect alarms operating mode
Event type	Icon	Meaning
Tamper alarm		Event when a detector or device tamper button is triggered.
Intrusion		Alarm when a motion, opening, or other detector is triggered.
Fire		Alarm when a fire detector is triggered.
Auxiliary alarm		Alarm when the auxiliary alarm button is pressed.
Panic button		Alarm when the panic button is pressed.
Gas alarm		Alarm when the gas concentration exceeds the threshold.
Malfunction		Event when a connected device has a malfunction.
Leakage		Alarm when a leak is detected.
Glass break		Alarm when a glass break sensor is triggered. This event type operates only in the Pulse operating mode.
High temperature		Alarm when the upper temperature limit is exceeded.
Low temperature		Alarm when the temperature falls below the lower temperature limit.
Masking		Alarm when device masking is detected.
Duress code (opening)		Alarm when a duress code is entered. This event type operates only in the Pulse operating mode.
Vibration (seismic sensor)		Alarm when a seismic sensor is triggered. This event type operates only in the Pulse operating mode.
Custom		The event type is user-configurable. These events are not sent to the monitoring station and users via SMS. Only app notifications are sent.
Switch security modes sensor mode
Icon		Meaning
		You can set up KeyArm Zone, which enables switching system security modes with a third-party device connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra. KeyArm allows you to arm/disarm the system or specific groups (if Group mode is enabled) or manage Night mode. How to set up KeyArm Zone for Ajax systems
Control of blocking element
Icon		Meaning
		You can set up Control of blocking element, which allows receiving notifications about third-party blocking element states. This feature is part of the unavoidability principle (German: Zwangsläufigkeit) flow. Learn more
Control of bolt lock
Icon		Meaning
		You can set up Control of bolt lock, which allows receiving notifications about lock bolt states. This feature is part of the unavoidability principle (German: Zwangsläufigkeit) flow. Learn more

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra has eight wired zones. It is recommended to connect one device to one zone.

The integration module has one 11.5–12.5 V⎓ power supply line, with a total power supply output of up to 500 mA. The line has two pairs of terminals for more convenient connection.

Supported connection types:

NO (normally open)
NC (normally closed)
EOL (connection with one resistor)
2EOL (connection with two resistors)
3EOL (connection with three resistors)
Roller shutter

The device supports EOL resistors with resistances ranging from 1 to 15 kΩ. The total resistance of all resistors is up to 30 kΩ. To enhance sabotage protection, EOL resistors with different resistances can be used in one detector. The recommended resistance ratio for EOL resistors: R₁＝R, R₂＝2R, R₃＝3R. For devices with solid-state relays or semiconductor switches, it is recommended to use R₁ > 3 kΩ.

In an Ajax app, you can select the normal state (normally closed or normally open) for each terminal pair: alarm, tamper alarm, and malfunction. This allows connecting any potential-free contact detector to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra.

How to connect a wired device to the integration module

Fibra data transfer protocol

The device uses Fibra technology to transmit alarms and other events. It is a wired data transfer protocol for fast, reliable two-way communication between the hub and connected devices.

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Firmware update

If a new firmware version is available for Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra, the icon appears in Ajax apps in the Devices tab. An admin or a PRO user with access to the system settings can initiate an update via device states or settings. The on-screen instructions help update the firmware successfully.

Sending events to the monitoring station

An Ajax system can transmit alarms to the Ajax PRO Desktop monitoring app and the monitoring station in the formats of SurGard (Contact ID), SIA (DC-09), ADEMCO 685, and other protocols.

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra can transmit the following events:

Integration module malfunction.
Connection/disconnection of the tamper board.
Tamper alarm / tamper button recovery (if the tamper board is connected).
Connected device alarms/recoveries and other events.
Roller shutter sensor events (if connected).
Loss/restoration of the connection between the integration module and the hub.
Loss/restoration of the connection between the integration module and connected devices.
Permanent deactivation/activation of the integration module and connected devices.
One-time deactivation/activation of the integration module and connected devices.
Line short circuit / power supply restoration of connected devices.
Short circuit or damage to the line connecting third-party devices to the integration module (for EOL connections).
Resistance failure in connected devices.
Failed attempt to arm a system (if system integrity check is enabled).

When an alarm is received, the monitoring station operator knows what has happened and where to dispatch a rapid response unit. Ajax device addressability allows the system to send events with the specified device type, name, security group, and virtual room to Ajax PRO Desktop and the monitoring station. The list of transmitted parameters may vary depending on monitoring software and the selected communication protocol.

You can find the device ID, loop (zone) number, and line number in the device states. The device number corresponds to the loop (zone) number.

Selecting an installation site

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra must be installed in a compatible Ajax casing. The integration module is designed for indoor installation only. It is recommended to choose an installation site where the integration module will be hidden from prying eyes — for example, in the storage room. This helps to reduce the risk of sabotage of the integration module and connected devices.

When choosing a location for installing Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra, consider the parameters that affect its operation:

Fibra signal strength
Power on the Fibra line
Cable requirements for connecting the integration module to the hub
Cable requirements for connecting wired devices to the integration module

You must consider installation recommendations when designing the system. Only specialists may design and install an Ajax system. A list of recommended partners is available here.

Installing in Case

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra can be installed in the following Ajax casings:

Case A (106)
Case B (175)
Case D (430) (a pair of Module Holder (type A) holders is required)
Case E (395)

Each Ajax casing features mounts for the module, cable channels, and a tamper board. The casing protects the module from external impacts and provides a tamper alarm if the tamper board is connected.

You can install the integration module alongside other devices in an Ajax casing. Use Case configurator to determine the optimal device arrangement inside the casing.

All Ajax casings and holders are sold separately.

Fibra signal strength

Fibra signal strength is the ratio of undelivered or corrupted data packets to the expected number over a specific time. The icon in the Devices tab in Ajax apps indicates the signal strength:

Three bars — excellent signal strength.
Two bars — good signal strength.
One bar — low signal strength; stable operation is not guaranteed.
Crossed-out icon — no signal.

What is the Fibra signal strength test

How not to install the integration module

Outdoors. This may cause the module to malfunction.
In places with temperature and humidity beyond the permissible limits. This may damage the module.
In places with low or unstable Fibra signal strength.
Without a compatible Case.

Cable requirements

For Fibra line connection

Ajax systems support Beam and Ring topologies.

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The maximum wired connection range is 6,550 ft via the Beam (Radial wiring) topology and 1,600 ft via the Ring topology.

Recommended cable types for connecting Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra to the hub:

U/UTP cat.5 4×2×0.51 mm (24 AWG) cable, copper conductor;
4×0.22 mm² signal cable, copper conductor.

The wired connection range may vary if you use a different cable type. No other cable types have been tested.

Connecting a wired device

We recommend using copper-clad aluminum signal cable with a cross-section of 0.22 mm² (approx. 24 AWG).

The maximum length of the signal cable used to connect third-party devices to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra is 1,300 ft. However, the maximum length may vary depending on the cable type and the requirements of the third-party device manufacturer. No other cable types have been tested.

To check specific cable requirements, refer to the user manual of the device that will be connected to the module.

Designing and preparing

To ensure proper device installation and configuration, it is important to design the system correctly. The design must consider the number and types of devices at the site, their exact locations and installation heights, the length of Fibra lines, the cable type, and other parameters.

Tips for designing a Fibra system

Verification using the calculator

Use Fibra power supply calculator to ensure that the design is correct and the system will operate properly in practice. With the calculator, you can verify the connection quality and cable length for wired Fibra devices when designing the system.

Cable arrangement

Carefully read the user manual for a third-party wired device before connecting it to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra. If you have any questions, contact the device manufacturer's technical support.

Violation of the basic installation rules, the recommendations in this manual, and the instructions provided by manufacturers of third-party wired devices may result in incorrect operation or false alarms.

When planning where to install the integration module or connected wired devices, consider the wiring diagram of the power cables at the facility. Signal cables for system devices must be laid at least 20 inches away from power cables in case of parallel routing. If cables cross, maintain a 90° angle between them.

For facilities under construction or renovation, cables should be routed after the electrical wiring has been installed. Use protective tubes, ties, clips, and staples to organize and secure cables. Make sure that the fasteners do not damage the cables or their insulation during installation.

When routing cables externally (without mounting them inside walls), use a raceway. Raceways should be no more than half-filled with cables. Do not allow cables to sag. Hide raceways from view whenever possible — for example, behind furniture.

We recommend running cables inside walls, floors, or ceilings. This will provide greater security: cables will be hidden, and an intruder will be unable to access them.

When installing, observe the bend radius specified by the manufacturer. Otherwise, you risk damaging or breaking the cable.

Before installation, inspect all cables for kinks and mechanical damage. Perform the installation in a way that minimizes the risk of external cable damage.

Preparing cables for connection

Remove the insulating layer and strip the cable with a special insulation stripper. The wire ends inserted into the device terminals must be tinned or crimped with a sleeve. This ensures a reliable connection and protects the conductor from oxidation.

To check specific cable preparation requirements, refer to the user manual of the device that will be connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra. Follow these requirements to ensure the device's stable operation.

Installation and connection

Before installing Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra, ensure you have selected the optimal location that complies with the requirements of this manual.

Secure Ajax Case with the integration module to a vertical surface. Vertical installation is needed for the tamper button to respond if someone attempts to detach the casing.

Installing the module

Turn off the power to Fibra lines in the Ajax PRO app:
- Hub → Settings → Lines → Line power supply
Prepare the holes for cables in the casing inside which the integration module will be installed. Refer to the corresponding Case user manual.
Run the cable for connecting the integration module to the Fibra line, as well as the wired device cables into the casing through the prepared holes.
Install the integration module inside the casing.
Connect the wires to the corresponding terminals of the hub or device on the Fibra line to which the integration module will be connected. Ensure correct polarity and connection order. Securely fix the cables in the terminals.
+24V — 24 V⎓ power terminal
A, B — signal terminals
GND — ground
Connect the wires to the integration module's terminals according to the diagram below. Ensure correct polarity and connection order. Securely fix the cables in the terminals.
1. If the module is not the last one on the line, prepare a second cable in advance. The wire ends of the first and second cables, which will be inserted into the module's terminals, must be tinned and soldered together or crimped with special tips.
2. If the module is the last device on the line and you are using the Beam (Radial) connection, install a jumper on the two corresponding pins on the integration module board. When the Ring connection is used, a jumper is not required.
Connect wired devices to the integration module, securely fixing the wires in the terminals. The wiring diagram is provided in the user manual supplied by the wired device manufacturer.
If a wired device requires a 12 V⎓ power supply, it can be connected to the power terminals of the integration module's corresponding zone.
Read the manufacturer's instructions before connecting a device to the integration module.
Install and connect the casing's tamper board to the integration module's corresponding terminal if the board is not already installed and connected to another device in the casing.
Secure the cables inside the casing using cable ties.
Turn on the power to Fibra lines in the Ajax PRO app:
- Hub → Settings → Lines → Line power supply
Add the integration module to the hub.
Add the connected wired devices to the system.
Install the front lid on the casing and secure it with the bundled screws.
Run the module functionality test.

Connecting wired devices to the module

The following steps describe how to connect wired devices to the integration module that has already been installed and added to the system. If the module has not been installed yet, refer to the Installing the module section.

Turn off the power to Fibra lines in the Ajax PRO app:
- Hub → Settings → Lines → Line power supply
Unscrew the casing's front lid and remove it.
Select the integration module's zone to which you want to connect a device.
Route the third-party device cable into the casing.
Connect wired devices to the integration module, securely fixing the wires in the terminals. The wiring diagram is provided in the user manual supplied by the wired device manufacturer.
If a wired device requires a 12 V⎓ power supply, it can be connected to the power terminals of the integration module's corresponding zone.
Read the manufacturer's instructions before connecting a device to the integration module.
Secure the cable inside the casing using cable ties.
Turn on the power to Fibra lines in the Ajax PRO app:
- Hub → Settings → Lines → Line power supply
Add the connected wired devices to the system.
Test the operation of the connected wired devices.
Install the front lid on the casing and secure it with the bundled screws.

How to connect a wired device to the integration module

Adding to the system

Wired devices can be connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra either before or after adding the module to the hub.

Check the device compatibility before adding the integration module to the system. Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra is a device of the Superior product line. Only accredited Ajax Systems partners can sell, install, and maintain Superior products.

Types of accounts and their rights

Before adding the module

Install an Ajax PRO app.
Log in to your PRO account or create a new one.
Select a space or create a new one.
Add at least one virtual room.
Add a compatible hub to the space. Ensure the hub is switched on and has internet access via Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and/or mobile network.
Check the states in the Ajax app to ensure the space is disarmed and the hub is not starting an update.

Adding the module to the hub

In an Ajax PRO app, two ways to add devices are available: automatically and manually.

Automatically

To add a device automatically:

Open an Ajax PRO app. Select a space to which you want to add the integration module.
Go to the Devices tab and tap Add device.
Select Add all Fibra devices. The hub will scan the Fibra lines. After scanning is completed, all devices connected to the hub that still need to be added to the system will be shown.
Scanning is also available in the Lines menu:
Hub → Settings → Lines → Add all Fibra devices
Select a device from the list. The LED indicator will start flashing to identify this device.
Set the device name and specify the room and security group if Group mode is enabled.
Tap Save.

The device connected to the hub will appear in the list of hub devices in the Ajax app.

Manually

To add a device manually:

Open an Ajax PRO app. Select a space to which you want to add the integration module.
Go to the Devices tab and tap Add device.
Scan a QR code or select Enter code manually to enter the device ID manually. The QR code with the device ID is placed on the module's board. It is also duplicated on the device packaging.
Assign a name to the integration module.
Select a virtual room and a security group (if Group mode is enabled).
Tap Add.

If the connection attempt fails, ensure that the wired connection is set up correctly before trying again. If the maximum number of devices has already been added to the hub, an error notification appears when you try to add another device.

Once added to the hub, the module will appear in the list of hub devices in the Ajax app. The device state update interval depends on the Jeweller/Fibra settings; the default value is 36 seconds.

Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra works with only one hub. When added to a new hub, the device stops sending events to the old one. The module is not automatically removed from the device list of the old hub. Remove it manually via the Ajax app.

Adding a connected wired device to the system

In an Ajax system, each device connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra counts as one device toward the hub's device limit.

In the Ajax app, go to the Devices tab.
Find Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in the list.
Select Devices under the module tile.
Tap Add device.
Assign a name to the device.
Select the wired input to which the device is physically connected.
Select a virtual room.
Tap Add device. The device will be added within 30 seconds.

The device state update interval depends on the Jeweller/Fibra settings; the default interval is 36 seconds.

To perform the detection test, trigger the connected third-party device, for example, by moving near a motion detector. The state of the third-party device will be displayed in the app. If available, the device's LED indicator will start flashing.

Module functionality testing

An Ajax system provides several tests to help you select the correct installation location for devices. For Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra, the following tests are available:

Fibra signal strength test — to determine the signal strength and stability between the hub and the integration module via the wired Fibra data transfer protocol at the installation site.
Line power test — to test the power supply of the system's wired devices. The test simulates the maximum possible power consumption of devices connected to the hub to determine whether all devices will have sufficient power in any situation.

Icons

The icons in the Ajax app display certain states of Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra and connected devices. You can view the icons in the Devices tab.

Module icons

Icon	Meaning
	Fibra signal strength. It displays the signal strength between the hub and the module. The recommended value is 2–3 bars. Learn more
	A fire detector connected to the integration module has registered an alarm.
	A firmware update is available. Go to the module states or settings to find the description and start the update.
	Firmware update is in progress: downloading/installing the latest version.
	The module is permanently deactivated. Learn more
	Tamper alarm notifications are permanently deactivated. Learn more
	The module is deactivated until the system is disarmed. Learn more
	Tamper alarm notifications are deactivated until the system is disarmed. Learn more
	The module has lost connection to the hub, or the hub has lost connection to the Ajax Cloud server.
	The module has not been transferred to a new hub. Learn more

Connected device icons

Icon	Meaning
	The Chime feature is enabled. Learn more
	Entry/exit delay is enabled. Learn more
	The device operates in Always active mode. Learn more
	The device operates when Night mode is enabled. Learn more
	Reporting to the monitoring station is deactivated for the device. Learn more
	The device state is OK. Displayed for EOL, NC, NO, and roller shutter connections only.
	The device is short-circuited. Displayed for EOL, NC, NO, and roller shutter connections only.
	The state of the device's tamper button is OK.¹
	Device tamper alarm.¹
	The state of the intrusion sensor is OK.¹
	Intrusion alarm.¹
	The state of the auxiliary alarm button is OK.¹
	Alarm when the auxiliary alarm button is pressed.¹
	The state of the panic button is OK.¹
	Alarm when the panic button is pressed.¹
	The state of the gas sensor is OK.¹
	Alarm when the gas concentration exceeds the threshold.¹
	The device state is OK.¹
	Device malfunction is detected.¹
	The state of the leak sensor is OK.¹
	Alarm when a leak is detected.¹
	The state of the glass break sensor is OK.¹
	Alarm when glass breakage is detected.¹
	The state of the high-temperature sensor is OK.¹
	Alarm when the upper temperature limit is exceeded.¹
	The state of the low-temperature sensor is OK.¹
	Alarm when the temperature falls below the lower temperature limit.¹
	The state of the masking sensor is OK.¹
	Alarm when masking is detected.¹
	The state of the duress code device is OK.¹
	Alarm when the system is disarmed using a duress code device.¹
	The state of the vibration (seismic) sensor is OK.¹
	Alarm when the vibration (seismic) sensor is triggered.¹
	The state of the device for which the custom type of event is selected is OK.¹
	The alarm of the device for which the custom type of event is selected.¹
	The sensor operates in the Switch security modes mode.¹
	The state of the blocking element.¹
	The state of the bolt lock.¹
	The device is automatically disabled because the maximum number of alarms has been exceeded. Learn more
	The device is automatically disabled when the restoration timer expires. Learn more
	The device is disabled by a system user. Learn more
	The device is disabled until the system is disarmed. Learn more

¹ Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connections only.

States

Module states

The states include information about the integration module and its operating parameters. You can view the states of Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in Ajax apps:

Go to the Devices tab.
Select Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in the list.

Parameter	Meaning
Data import	Displays an error during data transfer to a new hub: Failed — the integration module has not been transferred to a new hub. Learn more
Firmware update	Displays the state of the firmware update if a new version is available: New firmware version available. Tapping opens the instructions for updating the module's firmware. Failed to update firmware. Tapping opens the instructions for updating the module's firmware.
Malfunction	Tapping opens the device's list of malfunctions. The field is displayed only if a malfunction is detected.
Fibra signal strength	Signal strength between the module and the hub via the Fibra protocol. The recommended value is 2–3 bars. Fibra is a protocol for transmitting alarms and other events. Learn more
Connection via Fibra	Connection status between the module and the hub via the Fibra protocol: Online — the module is connected to the hub. Normal state. Offline — the module is not connected to the hub. Check the connection.
Line voltage	The voltage value on the Fibra line to which the module is connected.
Lid	State of the tamper button that is triggered when the casing is detached from the surface or its integrity is compromised: Not сonnected — the tamper board is not connected to the integration module. Front lid open — the casing front lid integrity is compromised. Closed — the casing integrity is not compromised. Normal state. Detached from surface — the casing is detached from the surface. Detached from surface and front lid open — the casing is detached from the surface, and its front lid integrity is compromised. Learn more
Power supply for connected devices	Power supply state of connected devices: Enabled — the power supply is enabled. Disabled — the power supply is disabled.
Power supply status for input devices	State of the power supply line with connected wired devices: OK — the power line is functioning properly. Shorted out — the power line is short-circuited. Overloaded — the power line is overloaded. Low voltage — low voltage is detected on the power line.
Permanent deactivation	The field shows the state of the module's permanent deactivation setting: No — the module operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the module. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Lid only — the space admin has disabled tamper alarm notifications. Learn more
One-time deactivation	The field shows the state of the device's one-time deactivation setting: No — the module operates normally. Entirely — the module is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Lid only — tamper alarm notifications are disabled until the system is disarmed. Learn more
Firmware	Module firmware version.
Device ID	Module ID. It is also available on the QR code on the board and on the module packaging.
Device No.	Module number. It is transmitted to the monitoring station if there is an alarm or other event in the system.
Line No.	The number of the hub's Fibra line to which the device is connected. Displayed if the Beam (Radial) connection is used.
Ring No.	The number of the hub's Fibra ring to which the device is connected. Displayed if the Ring connection is used.
LineSupply	The field is displayed if the integration module is connected after Superior LineSupply Fibra on the Fibra line.

Connected device states

The states display information about the connected devices and their operating parameters. You can view the states of the devices connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in Ajax apps:

Go to the Devices tab.
Find Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in the list.
Select Devices under the module tile.
Select the device from the list.

Parameter	Meaning
Malfunction	Tapping the opens the list of connected wired device malfunctions. The field is displayed only if a malfunction is detected.
Name of connected wired device	Connection status on the line between Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra and a connected wired device: Online — the device is connected to the integration module. Normal state. Offline — the device is not connected to the integration module. Check the device connection.
Device state	State of the connected wired device: OK — the device operates normally. The state is available for Without EOL, EOL, and Roller shutter connection types. Alert — the device has activated an alarm. The state is available for Without EOL, EOL, and Roller shutter connection types. Shorted out — the device is short-circuited. The state is available for 2EOL, 3EOL, and EOL connection types with the Normally closed status. Contacts damaged — is displayed if the device connection is broken. The state is available for Roller shutter and EOL connection types with the Normally open status. Closed — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Switch security modes option is selected for Sensor mode. Open — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Switch security modes option is selected for Sensor mode. Locked — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Control of blocking element or Control of bolt lock option is selected for Sensor mode. Unlocked — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Control of blocking element or Control of bolt lock option is selected for Sensor mode.
"Name of the selected event type" Sensor 1 Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types	State of the connected wired device: OK — the connected device operates normally. Alert — the connected device has activated an alarm.
Arm switch state Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types when the Switch security modes option is selected for Sensor mode (for Sensor 2)	State of the connected wired device: Closed Open
Blocking element state Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types when the Control of blocking element option is selected for Sensor mode (for Sensor 2)	State of the connected blocking element: Locked Unlocked
Bolt lock state Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types when the Control of bolt lock option is selected for Sensor mode (for Sensor 2)	State of the connected bolt lock: Locked Unlocked
Always active	If the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. You can configure the option only for certain event types. Learn more
Device resistance Displayed for EOL, 2EOL, and 3EOL connection types	The total resistance of the resistor(s) connected to the device is measured automatically. Values can also be set manually in increments of 100 Ω.
Permanent deactivation	State of the device's permanent deactivation setting: Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the device. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more You can also configure device deactivation: By number of alarms — the system disconnects the device when the set number of alarms is exceeded. By timer — the device is automatically disconnected when the restoration timer expires. The feature is configured in Ajax PRO apps. Learn more
One-time deactivation	State of the device's one-time deactivation setting: No — the device operates normally. Entirely — the device is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more
Alarm response
Operating mode	Shows how the device responds to alarms: Instant alarm — the device in armed mode immediately responds to a threat and raises an alarm. Entry/Exit — when the delay is set, the device in armed mode starts the countdown and does not raise an alarm even if it is triggered before the countdown ends. Follower — the device inherits the delays from Entry/Exit devices. However, when the Follower device is triggered individually, an alarm is immediately raised.
Entry delay	Entry delay (alarm activation delay) is the time a user has to disarm the system after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delay	Exit delay (arming delay) is the time a user has to leave the premises after the system is armed. Learn more
Arm in Night mode	When this option is enabled, the device will enter armed mode when the system is set to Night mode. Learn more
Entry delays in Night mode	Entry delay in Night mode. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to disable Night mode after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delays in Night mode	Exit delay in Night mode. Exit delay (arming delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to leave the premises after Night mode is enabled. Learn more
Night mode delay	Entry delay in Night mode when the device is set to the Follower operating mode. It is the time a user has to disable Night mode (alarm activation delay) after the Entry/Exit device is triggered. Learn more
Wire input	The number of the Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra zone to which a wired device is connected.
Device No.	The device loop (zone) number.

Parameter

Meaning

Malfunction

Tapping the opens the list of connected wired device malfunctions.

The field is displayed only if a malfunction is detected.

Name of connected wired device

Connection status on the line between Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra and a connected wired device:

Online — the device is connected to the integration module. Normal state.
Offline — the device is not connected to the integration module. Check the device connection.

Device state

State of the connected wired device:

OK — the device operates normally. The state is available for Without EOL, EOL, and Roller shutter connection types.
Alert — the device has activated an alarm. The state is available for Without EOL, EOL, and Roller shutter connection types.
Shorted out — the device is short-circuited. The state is available for 2EOL, 3EOL, and EOL connection types with the Normally closed status.
Contacts damaged — is displayed if the device connection is broken. The state is available for Roller shutter and EOL connection types with the Normally open status.

Closed — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Switch security modes option is selected for Sensor mode.
Open — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Switch security modes option is selected for Sensor mode.

Locked — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Control of blocking element or Control of bolt lock option is selected for Sensor mode.
Unlocked — the state is available for Without EOL and EOL connection types when the Control of blocking element or Control of bolt lock option is selected for Sensor mode.

"Name of the selected event type" Sensor 1

Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types

State of the connected wired device:

OK — the connected device operates normally.
Alert — the connected device has activated an alarm.

Arm switch state

Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types when the Switch security modes option is selected for Sensor mode (for Sensor 2)

State of the connected wired device:

Closed
Open

Blocking element state

Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types when the Control of blocking element option is selected for Sensor mode (for Sensor 2)

State of the connected blocking element:

Locked
Unlocked

Bolt lock state

Displayed for 2EOL and 3EOL connection types when the Control of bolt lock option is selected for Sensor mode (for Sensor 2)

State of the connected bolt lock:

Locked
Unlocked

Always active

If the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms.

You can configure the option only for certain event types.

Learn more

Device resistance

Displayed for EOL, 2EOL, and 3EOL connection types

The total resistance of the resistor(s) connected to the device is measured automatically.

Values can also be set manually in increments of 100 Ω.

Permanent deactivation

State of the device's permanent deactivation setting:

Two options are available:

No — the device operates normally and transmits all events.
Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the device. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events.

Learn more

You can also configure device deactivation:

By number of alarms — the system disconnects the device when the set number of alarms is exceeded.
By timer — the device is automatically disconnected when the restoration timer expires.

The feature is configured in Ajax PRO apps.

Learn more

One-time deactivation

State of the device's one-time deactivation setting:

No — the device operates normally.
Entirely — the device is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events.

Learn more

Alarm response

Operating mode

Shows how the device responds to alarms:

Instant alarm — the device in armed mode immediately responds to a threat and raises an alarm.
Entry/Exit — when the delay is set, the device in armed mode starts the countdown and does not raise an alarm even if it is triggered before the countdown ends.
Follower — the device inherits the delays from Entry/Exit devices. However, when the Follower device is triggered individually, an alarm is immediately raised.

Entry delay

Entry delay (alarm activation delay) is the time a user has to disarm the system after entering the premises.

Learn more

Exit delay

Exit delay (arming delay) is the time a user has to leave the premises after the system is armed.

Learn more

Arm in Night mode

When this option is enabled, the device will enter armed mode when the system is set to Night mode.

Learn more

Entry delays in Night mode

Entry delay in Night mode. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to disable Night mode after entering the premises.

Learn more

Exit delays in Night mode

Exit delay in Night mode. Exit delay (arming delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to leave the premises after Night mode is enabled.

Learn more

Night mode delay

Entry delay in Night mode when the device is set to the Follower operating mode. It is the time a user has to disable Night mode (alarm activation delay) after the Entry/Exit device is triggered.

Learn more

Wire input

The number of the Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra zone to which a wired device is connected.

Device No.

The device loop (zone) number.

Settings

Module settings

To change Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra settings, in the Ajax app:

Go to the Devices tab.
Select Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in the list.
Go to Settings .
Set the required parameters.
Tap Back to save the new settings.

Setting	Meaning
Name	Integration module name. Displayed in the list of hub devices, SMS, and notifications in the event feed. To change the name, tap on the text field. The name can contain up to 24 Latin characters or up to 12 Cyrillic characters.
Room	Allows a user to select the virtual room to which the integration module is assigned. The room name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.
Device operation: Power supply for input devices	Allows a user to enable power supply to connected devices. The option is disabled by default.
Alert with siren: If any connected device has power supply shorted out	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound when a short circuit is detected in the power supply line of devices connected to the integration module.
Firmware update	Allows a user to switch the module to firmware update mode if a new version is available.
Fibra signal strength test	Allows a user to switch the module to the Fibra signal strength test mode. The test allows you to check the signal strength between the hub and the device via the wired Fibra data transfer protocol to select the optimal installation site. Learn more
Monitoring	Opens the monitoring setting menu: Send events to CMS — the option allows PRO users to activate or deactivate sending events to monitoring software for the device. The option is enabled by default. Monitoring settings are available in Ajax PRO apps only. Learn more
User manual	Allows a user to open the Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra user manual in the Ajax app.
Permanent deactivation	Allows a user to disable the module without removing it from the system. Three options are available: No — the module operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the module does not execute system commands or participate in automation scenarios; the system ignores device alarms and other events. Lid only — the system ignores tamper alarm events. Learn more
One-time deactivation	Allows a user to disable the module until the system is disarmed. Three options are available: No — the module operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the module is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The module does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Lid only — tamper alarm events are disabled until the system is disarmed. Learn more
Delete device	Allows a user to delete the module from the hub.

Connected device settings

To change the connected device settings, in the Ajax app:

Go to the Devices tab.
Find Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in the list.
Select Devices under the Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra tile.
Select the device from the list.
Go to Settings .
Configure the required settings.
Tap Back to save the new settings.

Without EOL

Setting	Meaning
Name	Wired device name. Displayed in the list of hub devices, SMS text, and notifications in the event feed. To change the name, tap on the text field. The name can contain up to 24 Latin characters or up to 12 Cyrillic characters.
Room	Selecting the virtual room to which the device is assigned. The room name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.
Input type	Selecting the connection type for a third-party device: Without EOL EOL 2EOL 3EOL Roller shutter
Sensor mode	Selecting the sensor mode for the connected device: Detect alarms Switch security modes Control of blocking element Control of bolt lock
Type of event	Selecting the event type for the connected device. Refer to the Types of wired devices section for more information. The text of notifications in the event feed and SMS, as well as the code transmitted to monitoring software, depends on the selected event type. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Arm switch settings	Configuring the security mode switch if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting: selecting Preset action for system arming; selecting Security objects to be controlled by KeyArm; adjusting Instant arming despite system malfunctions detected. Learn more
Default state	Selecting the normal contact state for the connected device: Normally closed Normally open
Operating mode	Selecting the operating mode for the connected device: Bistable — for example, for an opening detector. After an alarm is activated, a restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Pulse — for example, for a motion detector. After an alarm is activated, no restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Be sure to set the type that corresponds to the connected device. A pulse detector in Bistable mode generates unnecessary restoration events. Conversely, a bistable detector in Pulse mode does not send restoration events.
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. This setting is not available if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting. Learn more
Notify of changes in bolt lock state	When the option is enabled, the system will notify a user whenever the bolt lock changes its state. This option is available if the Control of bolt lock option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Pulse time	Device pulse time for alarm activation: 20 ms 100 ms (by default) 1 s An alarm will be activated if the pulse from the device lasts longer than the configured pulse time. This helps filter out false alarms.
Event sending interval	Configuring the minimum interval for transmitting events from a third-party device to the hub. The interval can be set from 5 seconds to 10 minutes.² Default value: Device default (the interval defined by the response time of the third-party device). ² To comply with EN 50131, the value must not exceed 10 seconds.
Alert with siren if alarm detected	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if an alarm is activated. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Chime settings	Configuring the Chime feature. The feature is available only for devices operating in Bistable mode. The feature is not available for sensors in Pulse mode or Always active mode. Learn more
Alarm response
Operating mode	Selecting how the device will respond to alarms: Instant alarm — the device in armed mode immediately responds to a threat and raises an alarm. Entry/Exit — when the delay is set, the device in armed mode starts the countdown and does not raise an alarm even if it is triggered before the countdown ends. Follower — the device inherits the delays from Entry/Exit devices. However, when the Follower device is triggered individually, an alarm is immediately raised. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Entry delay	Entry delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) is the time a user has to disarm the system after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delay	Exit delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) is the time a user has to leave the premises after the system is armed. Learn more
Arm in Night mode	When this option is enabled, the device will enter armed mode if the system is set to Night mode. Learn more
Entry delays in Night mode	Entry delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to disable Night mode after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delays in Night mode	Exit delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to leave the premises after Night mode is enabled. Learn more
Night mode delay	Delay time in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. It is the time a user has to disable Night mode (alarm activation delay) after the Entry/Exit device is triggered. The setting is displayed if the device is set to the Follower operating mode and the Arm in Night mode option is enabled. Learn more
Monitoring	Opens the monitoring setting menu: Send events to CMS — the option allows PRO users to activate or deactivate sending events to monitoring software for the device. The option is enabled by default. Monitoring settings are available in Ajax PRO apps only. Learn more
Permanent deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device without removing it from the system. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the device. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more A user can also configure device deactivation: By number of alarms — the system disconnects the device when the set number of alarms is exceeded. By timer — the device is automatically disconnected when the restoration timer expires. The feature is configured in Ajax PRO apps. Learn more
One-time deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device until the system is disarmed. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the device is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more
Delete device	Allows a user to delete the wired device from the module.

EOL

Setting	Meaning
Name	Wired device name. Displayed in the list of hub devices, SMS text, and notifications in the event feed. To change the name, tap on the text field. The name can contain up to 24 Latin characters or up to 12 Cyrillic characters.
Room	Selecting the virtual room to which the device is assigned. The room name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.
Input type	Selecting the connection type for a third-party device: Without EOL EOL 2EOL 3EOL Roller shutter
Connection diagram	Displays the wiring diagram for connecting a wired device to the integration module. It is used as a reference for an installer.
Measure sensor resistance	Allows a user to open a wizard that automatically measures the resistance of a resistor connected to the device.
Sensor mode	Selecting the sensor mode for the connected device: Detect alarms Switch security modes Control of blocking element Control of bolt lock
Type of event	Selecting the event type for the connected device. Refer to the Types of wired devices section for more information. The text of notifications in the event feed and SMS, as well as the code transmitted to monitoring software, depends on the selected event type. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Arm switch settings	Configuring the security mode if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting: selecting Preset action for system arming; selecting Security objects to be controlled by KeyArm; adjusting Instant arming despite system malfunctions detected. Learn more
Default state	Selecting the normal contact state for the connected device: Normally closed Normally open
Operating mode	The operating mode for the connected device: Bistable — for example, for an opening detector. After an alarm is activated, a restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Pulse — for example, for a motion detector. After an alarm is activated, no restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Be sure to set the type that corresponds to the connected device. A pulse detector in Bistable mode generates unnecessary restoration events. Conversely, a bistable detector in Pulse mode does not send restoration events.
R1 resistance	The resistance of a resistor connected to the device. Measured automatically. The value can also be set manually from 1 to 15 kΩ in increments of 100 Ω.
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. This setting is not available if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting. Learn more
Notify of changes in bolt lock state	When the option is enabled, the system will notify a user whenever the bolt lock changes its state. This option is available if the Control of bolt lock option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Pulse time	Device pulse time for alarm activation: 20 ms 100 ms (by default) 1 s An alarm will be activated if the pulse from the device lasts longer than the configured pulse time. This can be used to filter out false alarms.
Event sending interval	Configuring the minimum interval for transmitting events from a third-party device to the hub. The interval can be set from 5 seconds to 10 minutes.² Default value: Device default (the interval defined by the response time of the third-party device). ² To comply with EN 50131, the value must not exceed 10 seconds.
Alert with siren if device is triggered	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if an alarm is activated. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Alert with siren if device is lost or shorted out	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if a line break or short circuit is detected.
Chime settings	Configuring the Chime feature. The feature is available only for devices operating in Bistable mode. The feature is not available for sensors in Pulse mode or Always active mode. Learn more
Alarm response
Operating mode	Selecting how the device will respond to alarms: Instant alarm — the device in armed mode immediately responds to a threat and raises an alarm. Entry/Exit — when the delay is set, the device in armed mode starts the countdown and does not raise an alarm even if it is triggered before the countdown ends. Follower — the device inherits the delays from Entry/Exit devices. However, when the Follower device is triggered individually, an alarm is immediately raised. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Entry delay	Entry delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) is the time a user has to disarm the system after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delay	Exit delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) is the time a user has to leave the premises after the system is armed. Learn more
Arm in Night mode	When the option is enabled, the detector will enter armed mode if the system is set to Night mode. Learn more
Entry delays in Night mode	Entry delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to disable Night mode after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delays in Night mode	Exit delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to leave the premises after Night mode is enabled. Learn more
Night mode delay	Delay time in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. It is the time a user has to disable Night mode (alarm activation delay) after the Entry/Exit device is triggered. The setting is displayed if the device is set to the Follower operating mode and the Arm in Night mode option is enabled. Learn more
Monitoring	Opens the monitoring setting menu: Send events to CMS — the option allows PRO users to activate or deactivate sending events to monitoring software for the device. The option is enabled by default. Monitoring settings are available in Ajax PRO apps only. Learn more
Permanent deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device without removing it from the system. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the device. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more A user can also configure device deactivation: By number of alarms — the system disconnects the device when the set number of alarms is exceeded. By timer — the device is automatically disconnected when the restoration timer expires. The feature is configured in Ajax PRO apps. Learn more
One-time deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device until the system is disarmed. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the device is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more
Delete device	Allows a user to delete the wired device from the module.

2EOL

Setting	Meaning
Name	Wired device name. Displayed in the list of hub devices, SMS text, and notifications in the event feed. To change the name, tap on the text field. The name can contain up to 24 Latin characters or up to 12 Cyrillic characters.
Room	Selecting the virtual room to which the device is assigned. The room name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.
Input type	Selecting the connection type for a third-party device: Without EOL EOL 2EOL 3EOL Roller shutter
Connection diagram	Displays the wiring diagram for connecting a wired device to the integration module. It is used as a reference for an installer.
Measure sensor resistance	Allows a user to open a wizard that automatically measures the resistance of a resistor connected to the device.
Sensor 1 By default, the state of contacts for Sensor 1 is normally closed.
Type of event	Selecting the event type for the connected device. Refer to the Types of wired devices section for more information. The text of notifications in the event feed and SMS, as well as the code transmitted to monitoring software, depends on the selected event type.
Operating mode	The operating mode for the connected device: Bistable — for example, for an opening detector. After an alarm is activated, a restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Pulse — for example, for a motion detector. After an alarm is activated, no restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Be sure to set the type that corresponds to the connected device. A pulse detector in Bistable mode generates unnecessary restoration events. Conversely, a bistable detector in Pulse mode does not send restoration events.
R1 resistance	The resistance of a resistor connected to Sensor 1. Measured automatically. The value can also be set manually from 1 to 15 kΩ in increments of 100 Ω.
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. Learn more
Sensor 2
Sensor mode	Selecting the sensor mode for the connected device: Detect alarms Switch security modes Control of blocking element Control of bolt lock This setting is available only for Sensor 2 when the 2EOL input type is used.
Type of event	Selecting the event type for the connected device. Refer to the Types of wired devices section for more information. The text of notifications in the event feed and SMS, as well as the code transmitted to monitoring software, depends on the selected event type. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Arm switch settings	Configuring the security mode if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting: selecting Preset action for system arming; selecting Security objects to be controlled by KeyArm; adjusting Instant arming despite system malfunctions detected; configuring the Lock arm switch if lid is open feature (tamper alarm must be configured for Sensor 1); configuring the Notify of attempts to use arm switch when it's locked feature (available when the Lock arm switch if lid is open feature is enabled). Enable the Notify of attempts to use arm switch when it's locked feature to receive notifications for every attempt to change the security mode with a locked arm switch. When locked, it cannot switch modes. Learn more
Default state	Allows a user to select the normal contact state for the connected device: Normally closed Normally open
Operating mode	Selecting the operating mode for the connected device: Bistable — for example, for an opening detector. After an alarm is activated, a restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Pulse — for example, for a motion detector. After an alarm is activated, no restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Be sure to set the type that corresponds to the connected device. A pulse detector in Bistable mode generates unnecessary restoration events. Conversely, a bistable detector in Pulse mode does not send restoration events.
R2 resistance	The resistance of a resistor connected to Sensor 2. Measured automatically. The value can also be set manually from 1 to 15 kΩ in increments of 100 Ω.
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. This setting is not available if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting. Learn more
Pulse time	Device pulse time for alarm activation: 20 ms 100 ms (by default) 1 s An alarm will be activated if the pulse from the device lasts longer than the configured pulse time. This can be used to filter out false alarms.
Event sending interval	Configuring the minimum interval for transmitting events from a third-party device to the hub. The interval can be set from 5 seconds to 10 minutes.² Default value: Device default (the interval defined by the response time of a third-party device). ² To comply with EN 50131, the value must not exceed 10 seconds.
Notify of changes in bolt lock state	When the option is enabled, the system will notify a user whenever the bolt lock changes its state. This option is available if the Control of bolt lock option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Alert with siren if Sensor 1 is triggered	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if Sensor 1 raises an alarm.
Alert with siren if Sensor 2 is triggered	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if Sensor 2 raises an alarm. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Alert with siren if device is shorted out	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if a short circuit is detected.
Chime settings	Configuring the Chime feature. The feature is available only for devices operating in Bistable mode. The feature is not available for sensors in Pulse mode or Always active mode. Learn more
Alarm response
Operating mode	Selecting how the device will respond to alarms: Instant alarm — the device in armed mode immediately responds to a threat and raises an alarm. Entry/Exit — when the delay is set, the device in armed mode starts the countdown and does not raise an alarm even if it is triggered before the countdown ends. Follower — the device inherits the delays from Entry/Exit devices. However, when the Follower device is triggered individually, an alarm is immediately raised. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting for Sensor 2.
Entry delay	Entry delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) is the time a user has to disarm the system after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delay	Exit delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) is the time a user has to leave the premises after the system is armed. Learn more
Arm in Night mode	When the option is enabled, the detector will enter armed mode if the system is set to Night mode. Learn more
Entry delays in Night mode	Entry delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to disable Night mode after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delays in Night mode	Exit delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to leave the premises after Night mode is enabled. Learn more
Night mode delay	Delay time in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. It is the time a user has to disable Night mode (alarm activation delay) after the Entry/Exit device is triggered. The setting is displayed if the device is set to the Follower operating mode and the Arm in Night mode option is enabled. Learn more
Monitoring	Opens the monitoring setting menu: Send events to CMS — the option allows PRO users to activate or deactivate sending events to monitoring software for the device. The option is enabled by default. Monitoring settings are available in Ajax PRO apps only. Learn more
Permanent deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device without removing it from the system. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the device. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more A user can also configure device deactivation: By number of alarms — the system disconnects the device when the set number of alarms is exceeded. By timer — the device is automatically disconnected when the restoration timer expires. The feature is configured in Ajax PRO apps. Learn more
One-time deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device until the system is disarmed. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the device is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more
Delete device	Allows a user to delete the wired device from the module.

3EOL

Setting	Meaning
Name	Wired device name. Displayed in the list of hub devices, SMS text, and notifications in the event feed. To change the name, tap on the text field. The name can contain up to 24 Latin characters or up to 12 Cyrillic characters.
Room	Selecting the virtual room to which the device is assigned. The room name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.
Input type	Selecting the connection type for a third-party device: Without EOL EOL 2EOL 3EOL Roller shutter
Connection diagram	Displays the wiring diagram for connecting a wired device to the integration module. It is used as a reference for an installer.
Measure sensor resistance	Allows a user to open a wizard that automatically measures the resistance of a resistor connected to the device.
Sensor 1 By default, the state of contacts for Sensor 1 is normally closed.
Type of event	Selecting the event type for the connected device. Refer to the Types of wired devices section for more information. The text of notifications in the event feed and SMS, as well as the code transmitted to monitoring software, depends on the selected event type.
Operating mode	The operating mode for the connected device: Bistable — for example, for an opening detector. After an alarm is activated, a restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Pulse — for example, for a motion detector. After an alarm is activated, no restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Be sure to set the type that corresponds to the connected device. A pulse detector in Bistable mode generates unnecessary restoration events. Conversely, a bistable detector in Pulse mode does not send restoration events.
R1 resistance	The resistance of a resistor connected to Sensor 1. Measured automatically. The value can also be set manually from 1 to 15 kΩ in increments of 100 Ω.
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly armed and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. Learn more
Sensor 2
Sensor mode	Selecting the sensor mode for the connected device: Detect alarms Switch security modes Control of blocking element Control of bolt lock This setting is available only for Sensor 2 when the 3EOL input type is used.
Type of event	Selecting the event type for the connected device. Refer to the Types of wired devices section for more information. The text of notifications in the event feed and SMS, as well as the code transmitted to monitoring software, depends on the selected event type. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Arm switch settings	Configuring the security mode if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting: selecting Preset action for system arming; selecting Security objects to be controlled by KeyArm; adjusting Instant arming despite system malfunctions detected; configuring the Lock arm switch if lid is open feature (tamper alarm must be configured for Sensor 1); configuring the Notify of attempts to use arm switch when it's locked feature (available when the Lock arm switch if lid is open feature is enabled). Enable the Notify of attempts to use arm switch when it's locked feature to receive notifications for every attempt to change the security mode with a locked arm switch. When locked, it cannot switch modes. Learn more
Default state	Allows a user to select the normal contact state for the connected device: Normally closed Normally open
Operating mode	The operating mode of the connected device: Bistable — for example, for an opening detector. After an alarm is activated, a restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Pulse — for example, for a motion detector. After an alarm is activated, no restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Be sure to set the type that corresponds to the connected device. A pulse detector in Bistable mode generates unnecessary restoration events. Conversely, a bistable detector in Pulse mode does not send restoration events.
R2 resistance	The resistance of a resistor connected to Sensor 2. Measured automatically. The value can also be set manually from 1 to 15 kΩ in increments of 100 Ω.
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. This setting is not available if the Switch security modes option is selected for the Sensor mode setting. Learn more
Notify of changes in bolt lock state	When the option is enabled, the system will notify a user whenever the bolt lock changes its state. This option is available if the Control of bolt lock option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Sensor 3
Type of event	Selecting the event type for the connected device. Refer to the Types of wired devices section for more information. The text of notifications in the event feed and SMS, as well as the code transmitted to monitoring software, depends on the selected event type.
Default state	Selecting the normal contact state for the connected device: Normally closed Normally open
Operating mode	Selecting the operating mode for the connected device: Bistable — for example, for an opening detector. After an alarm is activated, a restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Pulse — for example, for a motion detector. After an alarm is activated, no restoration event is sent if the detector returns to its normal state. Be sure to set the type that corresponds to the connected device. A pulse detector in Bistable mode generates unnecessary restoration events. Conversely, a bistable detector in Pulse mode does not send restoration events.
R3 resistance	The resistance of a resistor connected to Sensor 3. Measured automatically. The value can also be set manually from 1 to 15 kΩ in increments of 100 Ω.
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. Learn more
Pulse time	Device pulse time for alarm activation: 20 ms 100 ms (by default) 1 s An alarm will be activated if the pulse from the device lasts longer than the configured pulse time. This can be used to filter out false alarms.
Event sending interval	Configuring the minimum interval for transmitting events from a third-party device to the hub. The interval can be set from 5 seconds to 10 minutes.² Default value: Device default (the interval defined by the response time of a third-party device). ² To comply with EN 50131, the value must not exceed 10 seconds.
Alert with siren if Sensor 1 is triggered	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if Sensor 1 raises an alarm.
Alert with siren if Sensor 2 is triggered	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if Sensor 2 raises an alarm. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting.
Alert with siren if Sensor 3 is triggered	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if Sensor 3 raises an alarm.
Alert with siren if device is shorted out	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if a short circuit is detected.
Chime settings	Configuring the Chime feature. The feature is available only for devices operating in Bistable mode. The feature is not available for sensors in Pulse mode or Always active mode. Learn more
Alarm response
Operating mode	Selecting how the device will respond to alarms: Instant alarm — the device in armed mode immediately responds to a threat and raises an alarm. Entry/Exit — when the delay is set, the device in armed mode starts the countdown and does not raise an alarm even if it is triggered before the countdown ends. Follower — the device inherits the delays from Entry/Exit devices. However, when the Follower device is triggered individually, an alarm is immediately raised. This setting is available if the Detect alarms option is selected for the Sensor mode setting for Sensor 2.
Entry delay	Entry delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) is the time a user has to disarm the system after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delay	Exit delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) is the time a user has to leave the premises after the system is armed. Learn more
Arm in Night mode	When this option is enabled, the detector will enter armed mode if the system is set to Night mode. Learn more
Entry delays in Night mode	Entry delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to disable Night mode after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delays in Night mode	Exit delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to leave the premises after Night mode is enabled. Learn more
Night mode delay	Delay time in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. It is the time a user has to disable Night mode (alarm activation delay) after the Entry/Exit device is triggered. The setting is displayed if the device is set to the Follower operating mode and the Arm in Night mode option is enabled. Learn more
Monitoring	Opens the monitoring setting menu: Send events to CMS — the option allows PRO users to activate or deactivate sending events to monitoring software for the device. The option is enabled by default. Monitoring settings are available in Ajax PRO apps only. Learn more
Permanent deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device without removing it from the system. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the device. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more A user can also configure device deactivation: By number of alarms — the system disconnects the device when the set number of alarms is exceeded. By timer — the device is automatically disconnected when the restoration timer expires. The feature is configured in Ajax PRO apps. Learn more
One-time deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device until the system is disarmed. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the device is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more
Delete device	Allows a user to delete the wired device from the module.

Roller shutter

Setting	Meaning
Name	Wired device name. Displayed in the list of hub devices, SMS text, and notifications in the event feed. To change the name, tap on the text field. The name can contain up to 24 Latin characters or up to 12 Cyrillic characters.
Room	Selecting the virtual room to which the device is assigned. The room name is displayed in the text of SMS and notifications in the event feed.
Input type	Selecting the connection type for a third-party device: Without EOL EOL 2EOL 3EOL Roller shutter
Always active	When the option is enabled, the device connected to the integration module is constantly in armed mode and reports alarms. A user can configure the option only for certain event types. Learn more
Time before alarm	The time during which the specified number of impulses is counted: 5 to 30 seconds. The counting period starts when the first impulse is received from the roller shutter detector connected to the integration module.
Impulses before alarm	The number of impulses from the roller shutter detector connected to the integration module required to raise an alarm: 2 to 7.
Alert with siren if roller shutter is triggered	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if a roller shutter is triggered.
Alert with siren if roller shutter is disconnected	When the option is enabled, the sirens added to the system will sound if a line break or short circuit is detected.
Alarm response
Operating mode	Selecting how the device will respond to alarms: Instant alarm — the device in armed mode immediately responds to a threat and raises an alarm. Entry/Exit — when the delay is set, the device in armed mode starts the countdown and does not raise an alarm even if it is triggered before the countdown ends. Follower — the device inherits the delays from Entry/Exit devices. However, when the Follower device is triggered individually, an alarm is immediately raised.
Entry delay	Entry delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) is the time a user has to disarm the system after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delay	Exit delay: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) is the time a user has to leave the premises after the system is armed. Learn more
Arm in Night mode	When the option is enabled, the detector will enter armed mode if the system is set to Night mode. Learn more
Entry delays in Night mode	Entry delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Entry delay (alarm activation delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to disable Night mode after entering the premises. Learn more
Exit delays in Night mode	Exit delay in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. Exit delay (arming delay) in Night mode is the time a user has to leave the premises after Night mode is enabled. Learn more
Night mode delay	Delay time in Night mode: 5 to 255 seconds. It is the time a user has to disable Night mode (alarm activation delay) after the Entry/Exit device is triggered. The setting is displayed if the device is set to the Follower operating mode and the Arm in Night mode option is enabled. Learn more
Monitoring	Opens the monitoring setting menu: Send events to CMS — the option allows PRO users to activate or deactivate sending events to monitoring software for the device. The option is enabled by default. Monitoring settings are available in Ajax PRO apps only. Learn more
Permanent deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device without removing it from the system. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the space admin has completely disabled the device. It does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more A user can also configure device deactivation: By number of alarms — the system disconnects the device when the set number of alarms is exceeded. By timer — the device is automatically disconnected when the restoration timer expires. The feature is configured in Ajax PRO apps. Learn more
One-time deactivation	Allows a user to disable the device until the system is disarmed. Two options are available: No — the device operates normally and transmits all events. Entirely — the device is completely disabled until the system is disarmed. The device does not execute system commands or report alarms or other events. Learn more
Delete device	Allows a user to delete the wired device from the module.

Chime on opening

Chime is an audible signal that informs users when opening detectors are triggered while the system is disarmed. The feature is used, for example, in stores to alert employees when someone enters the premises.

The feature is configured in two stages: setting up the sirens and setting up the opening detectors.

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Configuring a wired opening detector connected to the module

Before setting up the Chime feature, make sure that a wired opening detector is connected to Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra and that the following options are configured in the detector settings in the Ajax app:

Type of event — Intrusion
Operating mode — Bistable
Always active — disabled

Go to the Devices tab.
Find Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra in the list.
Tap Devices under the Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra tile.
Select the required device in the list.
Go to its Settings .
Select the Chime settings option.
Enable the If device is triggered option.
Configure the chime sound: 1 to 4 short beeps. Once the sound is selected, the Ajax app will play it.
Tap Back to apply the settings.

Ensure the Chime feature is enabled for the required siren in its Beep settings.

Indication

The Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra LED indicator may light up in red or green depending on the device state.

Event	Indication	Note
Adding the module	When the module is added automatically: the LED flashes green rapidly when the module is selected from the list. When you tap Add device, the LED flashes green once. When the module is added manually: the LED flashes green once.
Removing the module	The LED flashes green 6 times.
Line power supply testing	The LED lights up green and red continuously until the test is complete.
Firmware updating	The LED periodically lights up green while the firmware is being updated.
Tamper button triggering (if the tamper board is connected)	The LED flashes green once.
The module's power line, which powers wired devices, is short-circuited or overloaded	The LED flashes red 4 times per second until the short circuit is cleared.	Every 3 seconds, the module attempts to restore power to the output lines. If the fault persists, the module switches the power outputs off again. This process is repeated until the fault is cleared.

Malfunctions

When Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra detects a malfunction, such as no connection via the Fibra protocol, a malfunction counter is displayed in the upper-left corner of the device icon in the Ajax app.

Users can view malfunctions in the module states and the states of connected devices. Fields with malfunctions are highlighted in red.

A malfunction of Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter (8 inputs) Fibra is displayed if:

The integration module's casing is open or has been removed from the surface (the tamper button has been triggered).
There is no connection to the hub via Fibra.
The wired device's power supply line is shorted out.

A malfunction of the connected device is displayed if:

The device's enclosure is open (the tamper button has been triggered).
There is no connection between the integration module and the device (the contacts are damaged).
The resistors are connected incorrectly (resistance error).
The system has detected a short circuit in the device's contacts.

The system can report malfunctions to the monitoring station, as well as to users via push notifications and SMS.

Maintenance

Check the functionality of the integration module and connected wired devices regularly. The optimal interval for the check is once every three months. It is recommended to check that the wires are securely fixed in the integration module's terminals.

Clean the casing from dust, cobwebs, and other contaminants as needed. Use a soft, dry cloth suitable for equipment care. Do not use any substances containing alcohol, acetone, gasoline, or other active solvents to clean the device.

Technical specifications

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Compliance with standards

Setup according to EN 50131 requirements

Warranty

Warranty for the Limited Liability Company "Ajax Systems Manufacturing" products is valid for two years after the purchase.

If the device does not operate properly, we recommend contacting the support service first, as most technical issues can be resolved remotely.

Warranty obligations

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