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Model 4734 Access Control Expander Installation Manual (P/N 150807, Rev. A) Revised 5/98

■ In a large system or during heavy use, display response may be slower than normal.

For example, if 15 users are displaying Event Memory at the same time, the displays

will be slower than normal. Entry or exit delay displays may be updated less often

than once per second if the system is heavily loaded.

3.2.2 User Profiles

The 4734 controls system access through user profiles, which provide great flexibility while

simplifying access programming for end-users. User profiles are groups of options, time win-

dows, and areas that can be assigned to users. Up to 16 profiles can reside in a system. This dif-

fers from the 4724, which assigns options individually for each code.

For example, User Profile #1 could be created for card-only, Time Window #1, Area #1 users.

Any time a user with these access needs is added to the system, User Profile #1 is selected

when the code is added to the system. User profiles for users needing greater access to the sys-

tem can be created accordingly, making use of the 10 access options, (Arm, Disarm, Door,

Code2, Card-only, Bypass, Program, High Security, Time Windows, and Areas) available with

the system.

3.3 Area Control

An area is a part of a building that is being treated as a subsection of the total system. The

Model 4734 allows an installation to be divided into up to eight areas. The two levels of system

operation using areas are described below in Sections 3.3.1 and 3.3.2

3.3.1 Simple System

At this level of operation, the area programming is used only to divide system door access into

separately accessed areas. Codes and touchpads are programmed to determine which codes can

be used to gain door access at each touchpad. Arming and other functions operate at all stations

and apply to the entire system.

3.3.2 Split Arming

Split arming offers a high degree of independent operation for each area. Each area can be

independently armed and disarmed. Each area has its own entry and exit timer. Entry or exit

zones assigned to a particular area will be disabled during the entry or exit time for the area.

The programmed entry and exit times are shared by all areas.

Interior and instant operation are also controlled separately for each area. Each area has its own

interior zones and interior active status. Each area has its own instant status, which disables the

entry and exit timers for that area.

Code2 operation applies separately for each area. When the Code2 feature is activated, Code2

restricted access codes may disarm the area once. Normally Code2 restricted codes can never

disarm the system.

Each area can be armed and disarmed using only touchpads and codes that have been assigned

to the area.

3.3.3 Area Assignments

Each zone can be assigned to any one of the eight areas. Any number of zones may be assigned

to a particular area. Chime zones sound only at touchpads in the same area. Entry and exit

zones are also activated by area. There are separate entry/exit timers for each area.

Each code can be assigned to any or all of the eight areas. The code will only function at touch-

pads that are also assigned to the same area or areas.

Each touchpad can be assigned to one or more areas. More than one touchpad can be assigned

to each area. Each touchpad will display global system troubles and the status of any areas to

which it is assigned.

The Model 4180 Status Display Module can be programmed to activate speakers and bells for

alarm and trouble conditions that occur anywhere in the system or only for those that occur in

specific areas.

The only items that report by area are openings and closings.

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