Regency 4720 - Model 7369 Two-Way Audio Listen-In Module; Model 7367 with Model 4640 Speaker and Microphone

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Model 4720 Control/Communicator Installation Manual (P/N 150476, Rev. A) Revised 10/98

Figure 14.4b: Model 7367 with Model 4640 Speaker and Microphone

14.5 Model 7369 Two-Way Audio Listen-in Module

The Model 7369 Two-Way Audio Listen-In Module allows for alarm verification and two-way

communication. Refer to the Model 7369 Installation Manual (P/N 150605) for more information.

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Default Chapter4
- Table of Contents4
Introduction11
- Features11
- Accessories11
Preconnection Requirements12
- Telephone Requirements12
- FCC Requirements13
- UL Installation Requirements13
- Connecting the Supervised Siren Module to the Model 472414
  - NFPA 72 Central Station Signaling and Local Protective Signaling Systems (UL 864)15
- Knockout Plug Installation Diagram16
  - Fire System Test Procedure for UL 985 Systems17
Control Panel Description17
- Regency ® Model 4720 Control/Communicator Installation Manual (P/N 150476, Rev. A) Revised18
- 4720 Printed Circuit Board, Revision L18
- 4720 Printed Circuit Board, Prior to Revision L19
- Battery Connection-PC Boards Prior to Revision L20
- Red LED Indications21
- Model 4720 Non-UL Wiring Diagram27
4720 Control Panel Overview28
- Current Draw Calculations28
  - Total Standby and Alarm Current Draw28
  - Current Draw on Protective Devices Indicated by Leds 2 and 3 (F2 and F3)31
- Current Draw on Protective Devices Leds 2 and 3 (F2 and F3)32
  - System Planning Block Diagram33
- Model 4720 System Planning Diagram33
Wiring Precautions34
Model 4720 Control Panel Installation34
- Selecting a Location34
- Mounting the Model 472035
- Installing the Model 9220 Power Transformer35
  - Model 4165 Transformer Housing35
- Suggested Mounting for the Control Panel35
  - Installing the Transformer36
  - Model 4195 Auxiliary Power Supply37
- Model 9220 Transformer Connection37
Touchpad Installation38
- Mounting the Touchpads38
- Wiring the Model 4195 Auxiliary Power Supply38
Powering up the System41
Internal Zones41
- Mechanical Keyswitch Wiring41
  - Normally Open and Normally Closed Contact Wiring42
  - Smoke Detector Wiring42
- Internal Zone Wiring42
  - Model 7181 Fire Zone Converter43
Local Annunciation43
- Fire Bell Wiring with the Model 4160 Supervised Bell Module43
- ESL 445AT Smoke Detector Wiring43
  - Auxiliary Power for Supervised Bells44
- Model 4160 Supervised Bell Module Wiring44
  - Commercial Burglary Bell Wiring45
- Auxiliary Power for Supervised Bells45
  - External Speaker Wiring46
  - Regency ® Model 4720 Control/Communicator Installation Manual (P/N 150476, Rev. A) Revised46
- Commercial Bell Wiring46
  - Internal Speaker Wiring47
  - Model 4180 Status Relays47
Telephone Line Connection48
- Line 1 Wiring48
- Ground Start Relay Wiring48
- Telephone Line Wiring48
  - External Dialer Failed Indicator49
  - Model 4175 Dual Phone Line Monitor with Ring Detector49
    - Model 4175 Wiring49
- Wiring for External Dialer Failed Indicator49
- Wiring for Model 4175 Dual Phone Line Monitor49
  - Model 4175 Operation50
Expansion Zones50
- Model 4110 Zone Expander50
  - Connecting the Smartsensors50
- Wiring the Model 4110 Serial Zone Expander51
- Wiring the Models 4100 and 4101 Smartsensors51
- Switches to Open to Select Sensor ID Numbers52
- Model 4125 Basic Zone Configurations54
- Wiring the Model 4125 Zone Expander to a 4000 Series Control Panel55
  - Determining 4125 Zone Expander's Input and Zone Numbers56
  - Model 4130 Zone Expander56
    - Installing the Model 413056
    - Programming the Transmitters57
Model 4184 Watchdog Module57
- Model 4184 Watchdog Module Wiring57
- Wiring the Model 4130 RF Zone Expander and Model 4135 Remote Receiver57
  - Operating Procedure, 4184 Watchdog Module58
Other Expansion Devices58
- Model 4140 Intercom/Telephone Controller58
  - Mounting the Model 464059
- Connecting the Model 4140 to the Model 472059
  - Mounting the Model 4640 as a Stand-Alone Intercom60
  - Connecting the Model 4140 to the Model 4640 Intercom Station60
- Model 4640 Audio Module60
- Connecting the Model 464061
- Sample Model 4640 Connection61
  - 7381 Connecting the Model 4140 to the Model 7381 Front Door Intercom Station62
- Wiring Table62
- Connecting the Model 7381 to the Model 414062
- Model 7367 with Speaker and Supplied Microphone63
  - Model 7369 Two-Way Audio Listen-In Module64
- Model 7367 with Model 4640 Speaker and Microphone64
Touchpad Operation65
- Model 4660B/C Commercial Touchpad65
- Model 4660R Residential Touchpad65
Touchpad Functions69
- Viewing Status69
- Silencing Troubles69
- Bypassing Zones69
- Alarm Memory69
  - To Display Alarm Memory69
  - To Clear Memory70
- Chime Function70
- Interior Function70
- Panic Keys70
- Resetting an Alarm70
- Signaling Duress70
- Door Access70
  - DOOR Key (Commercial Touchpads Only)70
  - CODE 2 Key (Code 2 Residential Touchpads Only)71
    - To Enable Code 271
    - To Disable Code 271
- 4150 Relay Access71
- Test Modes71
- Intercom Operation73
- Telephone74
  - Basic Operation74
  - Memory Dialing74
    - Entering Phone Numbers into Memory74
    - Dialing Phone Numbers in Memory74
Preprogrammed EEPROM75
- Factory-Programmed Options75
- Reprogramming the EEPROM76
Programming77
- Model 4720 Downloading (with 5540 PC Downloading Software)77
- Model 5520 Field Programmer78
- Model 5520 Programmer Menus78
Touchpad Programming79
Area Control Operation80
Model 4720 Reporting Formats80
SIA Reporting Format82
Trouble/Error Messages84
- Troubles84
- Errors85
Troubleshooting85
New Features Available with Revision N of the Model 472086
- Sprinkler Supervisory Zone Type86
- Wiring Sprinkler Supervisory Zones86
  - LCD Operational Changes87
  - Memory Reporting During Auto Test87
Regency ® One Year Limited Warranty88

Regency 4720 - Model 7369 Two-Way Audio Listen-In Module; Model 7367 with Model 4640 Speaker and Microphone

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