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Model 4734 Access Control Expander Installation Manual (P/N 150807, Rev. A) Revised 5/98
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2.4.2 Suppliers Of X-10 Modules
X-10 modules can be obtained from ITI. If you need to order X-10 modules, contact ITI’s Order Entry at
1-800-777-4841.
2.5 Software Updates
When placing the 4734 into an existing 4720 installation, you may need to replace the software (as shown in
the table below) to support the additional capabilities of the 4734. The 4734 can only be used with the 4720
Revision M circuit boards and requires the 9332 dialer chip, Revisions B or C. If you need to order a chip,
contact ITI Order Entry at 800-777-4841. The 4734-2 must use the 4720 Revision N board and requires the
9387 dialer chip.
Section 3: 4734 Operation
This section describes operational features, other than programming, that are either unique to the 4734 or
that operate differently than they do with the 4720 and 4724. 4734 programming is described in Sections 4
through 6 of this manual.
3.1 System Power Up
At power-up (or reset), the touchpads show “default in 250s” on the first line and “Press CLR” on the second
line. This means that the system will go into Default Arm mode in the displayed number of seconds. The
number of seconds displayed changes as the system counts down the seconds before it enters Default Mode.
The first user to press CLR enters Set Time mode and the default countdown is canceled.
3.2 Access Control
3.2.1 Revision B Enhancements
Revision B (released October 1993) of the 4734 is greatly enhanced. It eliminates user traffic problems and
system busy conflicts that could occur in the previous revision. Multiple users can operate the system simul-
taneously from different touchpads. This feature is especially useful in large access or area systems where
users in different areas are not aware of each others’ activities. The following are highlights of Revision B
changes:
■ Status displays such as Event Memory, Not Ready Zones, and so on, can be viewed by different
users at the same time without interference. Users can access the system during the downloading.
During downloading, zone alarms are disabled temporarily to ensure that zone options are accurate,
but door access and status displays can be used while downloading is active.
■ Other users can access the system while one user is in Program Mode. For example, a user can
change system options at one station while other users are accessing doors or displaying status. As
in the previous revision, only one user at a time can access Program Mode. This prevents users
from making conflicting changes to the system or from using system resources that cannot be
shared.
Table 1: Software Updates
If You Are
Using Device
Chip to Be
Replaced
Software Revision
Date Required
Socket Adapter
4734 9332 4720, Revision M 130315
4734-2 9387 4720, Revision N 130316
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