The 7-azaindole-methanol 1:2 cluster [7AI(CH3OH)(2)] undergoes excited-state triple-proton/hydrogen atom transfer (ESTPT/HT) along the hydrogen-bonded network in the gas phase. The measurements of the resonance-enhanced multiphoton ionization (REMPI) spectra of 7AI(CH3OH)(2)-d(n) (n = 0-3), where subscript n indicates the number of deuterium, and the fluorescence excitation spectrum of 7AI(CH3OH)(2)-d(0) allowed us to investigate the ESTPT/HT dynamics. By comparing the intensity ratios of the vibronic bands between 7AI(CH3OH)(2)-d(0) and 7AI(CH3OH)(2)-d(3) in REMPI spectra, we obtained the lower limit of an acceleration factor (f(a)(low)) of 7AI(CH3OH)(2)-d(0), which is the ratio of the reaction rate for the excitation of a vibronic state to that of the zero-point state in S-1. The f(a)(low) values are 2.7 +/- 0.83 and 4.0 +/- 1.2 for an in-phase intermolecular stretching vibration (sigma(1)) and its overtone (2 sigma(1)) observed at 181 cm(-1) and 359 cm(-1) in the excitation spectrum, respectively, while that of the vibration (nu(2)/sigma(1) or nu(3)/sigma(1)) at 228 cm(-1) is 1.1 +/- 0.83. Thus, vibrational-mode-specific ESTPT/HT occurs in the low-energy region (600 cm(-1)). The excitation of an intramolecular ring mode (nu(intra)) of 7AI at 744 cm(-1) substantially enhances the reaction rate (f(a)(low) = 4.4 +/- 0.98), but the increase of f(a)(low) is not prominent for the excitation of v(intra) + sigma(1) at 926 cm(-1) (f(a)(low) = 5.0 +/-1.6), although the sigma(1) mode is excited. These results suggest that the ESTPT/HT reaction in 7AI(CH3OH)(2)-d(0) directly proceeds from the photoexcited states with the internal energy less than similar to 600 cm(-1), but it occurs from the isoenergetically vibrational-energy redistributed states when the internal energy is large. This shows a remarkable feature of ESTPT/HT in 7AI(CH3OH)(2); the nature of the reaction mechanism changes from vibrational-mode specific to statistical fashion with increasing the internal energy. The hydrogen-bonded network in 7AI(CH3OH)(2)-d(0) is represented by a directed graph. This shows that ESTPT/HT is one of the simplest examples of cooperative phenomena.