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Ajax Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra
Wired module with 4 inputs and 4 outputs. Designed to integrate third-party devices into an Ajax system.
Security and automation powered by Ajax
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra makes almost any wired security device a part of the Ajax ecosystem. Breathe new life into outdated equipment and connect devices outside the Ajax portfolio to create a smart security system for projects of any complexity. Four inputs receive alarms from connected detectors, while four outputs control third-party devices such as bolt locks, blocking elements, and sirens. It makes the module an ideal solution for setting up robust door protection on the unavoidability principle (German: Zwangsläufigkeit). Bring the unmatched Ajax experience to third-party products with in-app security control, automation scenarios, and informative notifications.
Key features
- 4 inputs
- 4 outputs (2 logical and 2 relay outputs)
- All connexion types supported- NO, NC, EOL, 2EOL, 3EOL
- Easy integration of door locking systems
- Two operating modes of inputs and outputs
- Numerous event types
- Intrusion
- Panic button
- Fire
- Time-efficient installation
- KeyArm Zone and roller shutter modes
- 12 V=, up to 500 mA power supply for connected devices
- Instant detection of wired connection loss for EOL devices
- Up to 7.5W power consumption from the Fibra line
- Up to 2,000m of communication with an Ajax Hub
- Up to 400m of wired connection between devices and the module
- Informative push notifications
Discover future-proof hardware
- Four input zones
- Two relay outputs
- Two logical outputs
- Three power supply outputs
- Connector for an Ajax Case tamper board
- Terminal for connecting Superior MultiTransmitter Fibra to the hub
- LED indicator
Easy to mount into Case
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra is installed into a compatible Case. Ajax casings have an optimal arrangement of wire channels, special holders for the module, and a tamper.
Several Case versions are available. Choose a smaller one for the integration module only or larger options to accommodate multiple devices in a single casing. The variety of Case sizes allows installers to find the perfect fit for their project.
Turn outdated into innovative
With Ajax integration modules, there is no need to spend a fortune on replacing an old alarm setup. Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra helps build a modern security and automation system based on outdated yet operative equipment.
With four inputs and four outputs, this integration module is a perfect solution for small- and medium-scale setups. Say a small store already has a few third-party detectors and a keypad. Integrate them into an Ajax system along with door locks, sirens, and strobe lights to arrange high-profile intrusion protection. A single integration module makes the existing setup work hand in hand with the latest Ajax devices, take part in automation scenarios, and send detailed notifications to Ajax apps.
Less hassle with automated security
Connect third-party devices to Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra through its outputs to make them part of a safe and smart automation system. With two relay outputs with potential-free (dry) contacts, the module turns sirens, strobe lights, and other electrical devices on and off. Two logical outputs are designed to integrate door protection, such as bolt locks and blocking elements, which is suitable for building a secure door-locking system on the unavoidability principle.
Ajax apps offer outstanding setup and management flexibility. Installers can specify settings for each output and choose between the pulse and bistable operating modes. Connected devices can be controlled via an Ajax app or can operate by automation scenarios. To enhance security and minimize human error, installers can disable in-app control.
Unfettered potential of an Ajax system
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra expands the capabilities of an Ajax system even to the most complex and niche projects. The module’s inputs and outputs allow installers to integrate almost any device outside the Ajax portfolio, including infrared or microwave motion detectors, household gas sensors, thermostats, float sensors, door lockers, strobe lights, keypads with biometric authentication, and roller shutters. Connect them to an Ajax hub via the integration module, set an event type for each device, and get notified of any threat or activity in an Ajax app. Devices with a custom event type do not trigger alarms but send an event notification and can activate non-alarm automation scenarios.
Always in the loop with informative notifications
Third-party devices connected via Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra notify security companies and users of events in the system on par with Ajax products. Specify the connected device’s name and security group and assign it a virtual room. Choose from over 10 available event types, such as intrusion, fire, or auxiliary alarm. Then, once an alarm is triggered, the CMS and users receive detailed notifications indicating what occurred and where. Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra also alerts users about malfunctions such as communication loss.
Maximum compatibility with third-party devices
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra does not limit the selection of wired devices that can be added to an Ajax system. The integration module supports all the most common connection types, including NC, NO, EOL, 2EOL, and 3EOL with resistance from 1 to 15 kΩ. Installers can connect both pulse and bistable devices, set the default state of each contact as normally open or normally closed, and assign one of many event types. Moreover, KeyArm and roller shutter modes are also available. The entire configuration process takes just a few taps in an Ajax app.
Unique wired technology
Fibra is proprietary Ajax technology for secure two-way communication between devices and a hub or module that extends the Fibra line. Fibra features encryption and device authentication to prevent sabotage, spoofing, and data theft. The Fibra line supports all types of devices, including sirens, keypads, and detectors with photo verification.
Energy efficiency as a priority
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra is powered by the Fibra line and supplies energy to connected devices. The module provides 12 V⎓ power with a total output of up to 500 mA for integrated third-party equipment. The complete setup of the integration module and connected devices consumes up to 7.5 W from the line.
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra uses Fibra communication following the TDMA principle. The device exchanges data with the hub in a short time frame. The rest of the time, its communication module remains inactive. This significantly reduces power consumption and minimizes interference even when multiple devices communicate simultaneously.
System supervision
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra performs automatic self-diagnosis and reports its status to the hub. Essential parameters of the integration module, such as tamper state, communication, and power supply, are continuously monitored. The Ajax Cloud server controls communication between the hub and Ajax apps, ensuring instant notifications for the CMS, security companies, and users. In the event of a malfunction or communication failure, an engineer is promptly informed to provide necessary services.
Complex sabotage protection
Tamper alarm
The Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra board has a connector for an Ajax Case tamper board. It detects any attempt to open the casing where the integration module is installed. In case of this sabotage attempt, security companies and users receive a tamper alarm in Ajax apps. If the system has sirens, they deter intruders and alert to the threat with a sound signal.
Protection against Fibra line short circuits
The Fibra protocol and a special digital algorithm provide reliable protection against undetected short-circuiting of the module or the Fibra line. If someone tries to short-circuit it, the system immediately notifies both the CMS and users of the incident.
Data encryption between the hub and the module
All data the system stores and transmits is protected by block encryption featuring a dynamic key. Encryption makes it extremely difficult to connect to the module with the intention of sabotage.
Protection against module spoofing
During each communication session, the hub authenticates Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra by checking the module’s unique parameters. If any parameter fails the check, the hub ignores the device commands.
Regular polling of the integration module
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra regularly exchanges data with the hub. The system controls the module state and reports any malfunction and connection loss.
Informative notifications
An Ajax system instantly delivers informative notifications of alarms and events. Security companies and users receive precise details about an incident, including time, location, and the triggered device.
Sabotage protection for connected devices
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra supports all connection types from NC/NO to 3EOL and identifies all events of connected devices. Therefore, users and the CMS are immediately notified of tamper alarms, masking attempts, or any other malfunction or sabotage related to connected third-party devices.
Protection of integrated devices’ wired connection
Thanks to EOL connection support, Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra instantly detects cable breakage or short circuits between the module’s alarm zones and the connected device. Additionally, the integration module detects short circuits in the power supply line of third-party devices, ensuring that every sabotage attempt is immediately noticed.
PRO is king
Installing a wired system has always been a challenge. Ajax offers an ultimate set of tools to make the process easy and flexible, from project design to client support and system maintenance. When connecting wired devices via Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra, there is no need to measure each device’s resistance manually. It is done automatically, which is more time-efficient and accurate. Intuitive Ajax apps help quickly make the integration module and third-party equipment a part of the system, and each device can be reconfigured remotely at any moment. No programming is required — everything is available out of the box.
| Installation | Setup | Configuration | Monitoring |
| Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra is installed3 into a compatible Case, which has an optimal arrangement of channels for wires, special holders for the module, and the built-in tamper module. There are several variations with different casing sizes. Installation kit with dowels and screws included. No tools are required to install the integration module into Case. | Installers can add a module in two ways: by automatically scanning lines or scanning a QR code. When scanning lines, the installer can identify the device through a tap in the app or tamper activation. Adding third-party devices to an Ajax system takes seconds: EOL resistance is measured automatically, and the device is visible in the app. | Forget about configuring wired devices via a keypad. All testing and configuration of the integration module and third-party devices4 is done in mobile and desktop Ajax apps. Installers can work both on behalf of a company and as independent professionals. | With Ajax’s proprietary protocols, any Ajax system can transmit alarms to the PRO Desktop monitoring app and third-party CMS. When an alarm is received, the monitoring station operator knows what happened and where the rapid response unit has to be sent. Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra and connected third-party devices are addressable, so events, the device type, and its assigned name and room can be transmitted to PRO Desktop or third-party monitoring software. |
| Approval | Grade 3 (EN 50131), PD 6662:2017 |
|---|---|
| Category Type | Integration modules |
| System Type | Intruder |
| Clearance | No |
Communication
| Fibra communication technology |
Proprietary wired communication technology. Fibra combines the reliability of wires with the freedom of radio connection.
|
| Line connection |
4-core cable |
| Fibra line length |
up to 2,000 meters When using the U/UTP cat.5 twisted pair. |
Inputs
| Number of input lines for third-party devices |
4 |
| Input terminals |
Z1–Z4 — inputs for connecting third-party wired devices. COM — common inputs for connecting signal contacts of third-party wired devices. Type of connection NO, NC, EOL, 2EOL, 3EOL, roller shutter With the EOL total resistance from 1 kΩ to 15 kΩ with a 100 Ω increment. |
| EOL resistor scanning |
Detect alarms Allows receiving alarms from connected third-party devices that detect doors being opened, vibration, glass breakage, gas and water leakage, etc. Switch arming modes (KeyArm) KeyArm allows arming/disarming the system and individual groups or setting up Night mode. Control of blocking element Allows controlling the position of the blocking element pin. Control of bolt lock Allows controlling the position of the lock bolt switch. |
| Operation mode |
pulse, bistable |
| Length of the wired connection to third-party devices |
up to 400 m For the EOL connection type, with the U/UTP cat.5, 4×2×0.51 mm (24 AWG) cable, copper conductor, or 4×0.22 mm2 signal cable, copper conductor (cable resistance of 22 Ω per 100 m) if the device is powered by an external power supply. The maximum connection length for devices powered by an integration module depends on cable resistance and the sensor’s current consumption. |
Outputs
| Number of output lines for third-party devices |
4 The device is equipped with 2 logic outputs and 2 relays with dry contact. |
| Output terminals |
Relay1, Relay2 — relay outputs for connecting third-party wired devices. Maximum switching current is 1 A. L1, L2 — logic outputs for connecting third-party wired devices with a maximum load capacity of up to 25 mA. |
| Output modes |
Relay Allows controlling connected third-party devices (only for relay outputs). Blocking element Allows controlling the blocking element. Electric lock Allows controlling the electric lock. |
| Switch state by timer |
If enabled, the connected device automatically switches to the opposite state when the selected Operating time expires. |
| Operating time |
from 1 s to 3 min It can be configured for pulse mode in Ajax apps separately for each relay. |
Key features
| Automation scenarios |
They can be configured in Ajax apps separately for each relay. |
| Relay state stability |
If the feature is enabled, the current state of the relay contacts remains the same even after the power supply from the hub fails. |
| Controlling the blocking element position |
The feature allows you to check the device’s operation or forcibly change its position. It is configured in an Ajax app when the Blocking element output mode is selected. |
| Unavoidability principle |
Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra is an all-in-one solution for connecting third-party devices required for automatic door locking/unlocking on arming/disarming according to the unavoidability principle (German: Zwangsläufigkeit). |
| Event types |
An Ajax app specifies the event types for wired device inputs. The selected type determines the text of alarm notifications and events of the connected device, as well as event codes transmitted to the CMS. A PRO or a user with admin rights in an Ajax app can configure the type of event. |
| Remote firmware update |
When a new firmware is available, an admin or a PRO with rights to configure the system can run the update in Ajax apps. |
Sabotage protection
| Tamper alarm |
Notification when the lid is opened or an attempt is made to detach the device from the surface or remove it from the mounting panel. The device has a connector that allows connecting a tamper board to the module. It is available in Case, which is sold separately. |
| Protection against spoofing |
device authentication |
| Connection loss detection | after 36 s Between the hub and Superior Transmitter Fibra. It can be changed in the hub settings. |
| Instant detection of wired connection loss, short circuits, and malfunctions |
when the 2EOL/3EOL connection is used Depends on the connection type. |
| Instant detection of short circuits of the power outputs |
After detection, the system stops the power supply and sends a notification to the user. |
Power supply
| Fibra line |
12−28 V⎓, up to 330 mA at a nominal voltage of 24 V⎓ The hub powers the device. |
| Power supply of connected wired devices |
12 V⎓, up to 500 mA Maximum total current consumption by third-party devices at a nominal voltage of 12 V⎓ should not exceed 500 mA. |
| Power terminals for input devices |
+12V — 12 V⎓ power supply output for third-party wired sensors. GND — power ground. |
| Power terminals for output devices |
+12V — power supply output for third-party electromechanical elements such as electric locks and 12 V⎓ blocking elements. GND — power ground of third-party electromechanical elements. |
Board
| Dimensions | 93 × 55 × 27 mm |
| Weight | 46 g |
| Operating temperature range | from -10 °C to +55 °C |
| Operating humidity | up to 75% |
Colour
| Available colours | N/A |
Complete Set
| Contains | Superior MultiTransmitter IO (4X4) Fibra Quick start guide |
Warranty
| Warranty Period | 24 months |