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TECHNICAL
MANUAL

Handsfree door entry phone
Mini 6750W, Mini 6751W

Passion.Technology. Design.

Table of contents
Warning
Description........................................................................................ 3
Art. 6750W..................................................................................................3
Art. 6751W..................................................................................................4

Technical characteristics................................................................. 5
Wall-mounted.................................................................................... 6
Connections...................................................................................... 8
Connection to the video entry riser and the floor door call button......8
Branched connection to the video entry system riser from the internal
video unit...................................................................................................8
Connection to the door entry riser and the floor door call button.......8

Touch-sensitive buttons.................................................................. 9
Description................................................................................................9
Indicator LED.............................................................................................9
Answering an incoming call.....................................................................9
Activation / deactivation of Automatic answer mode...........................9

Configuration.................................................................................. 10
Touch-sensitive buttons.........................................................................10
Legend...............................................................................................10
Basic configuration.................................................................................10
Advanced configuration.........................................................................11
Warning..............................................................................................11
Intercom calls: introduction...............................................................11
Selective intercom address: programming/cancellation....................11
Intercom call: button programming...................................................12
Intercom call: direct programming ....................................................13
Generic actuator, Addressable actuator: button programming.........14
Other functions..................................................................................15
Programming range................................................................................16
Changing the ringtone............................................................................16
Programming reset.................................................................................17

System performance and layouts................................................. 17

Description
Art. 6750W
•

Mini series handsfree door entry phone with full-duplex audio and integrated magnetic induction audio amplification system.
With 5 touch sensitive buttons for audio key, lock release, actuator, switchboard call and Privacy functions, and door status
indicator LED. Floor door call management as standard. Equipped with branch terminal art. 1214/2C.

•

For use in SimpleBusTop audio/video systems with mixer art. 4888C, Building Kit systems with power supply unit
art. 1210 or Audio/Video Kits with power supply unit art. 1209.

5.
6.
7.
8.

2.
3.

1. Loudspeaker volume control
ff turn clockwise to increase the value
2. Speaker and audio activation button
3. Touch-sensitive buttons
4. Call volume adjustment (high - medium - low)
5. Trimmer - Factory setting DO NOT CHANGE!
6. S1

Microswitches for setting the user code (see addressing table)

7. S2

Microswitches for programming keys and functions

DIP 1-2-3-4 for button function programming
DIP 5-6 access to programming
DIP 7-8 not utilised
8. Trimmer - Factory setting DO NOT CHANGE!
9. Pin for securing terminal block
Terminal block for system connection
LL Bus line connection terminals
CFP1 CFP2 Floor door call input

Art. 6751W
•

Mini series door entry phone with full-duplex audio. With 5 touch sensitive buttons for audio key, lock release, actuator,
switchboard call and Privacy functions, and door status indicator LED. Floor door call management as standard.

•

For use in SimpleBus2 audio systems with power supply unit art. 1210.

5.
6.
7.
8.

2.
3.

Microswitches for setting the user code (see addressing table)

7. S2

Microswitches for programming keys and functions

Technical characteristics
Art. 6750W

Art. 6751W

MAIN SPECIFICATIONS
SimpleBus 2 audio system

Yes

SimpleBus Top audio/video system

Yes

Building Kit audio/video system

Yes

Audio/Video kit

Yes

Induction Loop system

Yes

Branch terminal provided

Yes

Wall-mounted

Yes

Full-duplex audio

Yes

White

Yes

Actuator control functio

Yes

Switchboard call

Yes

Panic call

Yes

Product colour
Sensitive Touch technology
Total buttons
Additional buttons
LED signaling (No.)
FUNCTIONS

Intercom function

Yes

Selective intercom call

Yes

Call to multiple addresses

Yes

Privacy mode

Yes

Doctor

Yes

Floor door call function

Yes

Electronic bell

Yes

Customisable ringtone

Yes

Loudspeaker volume control

Yes

Microphone volume control

Ringtone volume control

Yes

Product height (mm)

105

Product width (mm)

105

Product depth (mm)

22-35 Vdc

130

-5 +40

HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
Removable terminals
SETTINGS

GENERAL INFO

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Power supply voltage
Absorption in standby (mA)
Maximum current absorption (mA)
IP Rating
Operating temperature (°C)
Relative humidity for operation (%)
Product weight (g)
Terminals

25-75

0,15

LL CFP1 CFP2

LL CFP1 CFP2
5

Wall-mounted
optional

CLACK!

3
6

»» REMOVAL

Terminal removal

1
3

Terminal installation

1
FP
C

2
FP
C

Connections
Connection to the video entry riser and the floor door call button
6750W

VIDEO ENTRY
SYSTEM RISER

OUT OUT

C
C
F1 F 2
P
P

1214/2C

L L LM
IN IN

FLOOR DOOR CALL

1209 / 1210 /4888C

Branched connection to the video entry system riser from the internal video unit
VIDEO ENTRY
SYSTEM RISER

C
C
F1 F2
P
P

6721W

6700W

6721W/BM

6701W

C
C
F 1 F2
P
P

6750W

C
C
F 1 F2
P
P

6750W

6701B
1214/2C
L

OUT OUT

FLOOR DOOR CALL

L L LM
IN IN

1214/2C
L

OUT OUT

L L LM
IN IN

1209 / 1210 /4888C

Connection to the door entry riser and the floor door call button
Audio only systems

6751W

AUDIO ENTRY
SYSTEM RISER

1210

C
C
F1 F 2
P
P

FLOOR DOOR CALL

* 20 m MAX - Use shielded cable for the connection and do not route the cables in the vicinity of heavy inductive loads or
power supply cables (230V/400V).
Where multiple door-entry phones or monitor backplates have the same user code, connect the CFP button on one only; all
the devices will ring simultaneously.
8

Touch-sensitive buttons
Description
Audio activation

[programmable]

Lock release

[programmable]

Actuator function

[programmable]

Secondary switchboard

[programmable]

Privacy Mode

[not programmable]

ff Press the desired button once to activate the associated function.
Wait for approximately 1 sec. before pressing the same button again. Pressing the same button several times in
quick succession will cancel the command.

Indicator LED
Audio LED
steady on (in call): communication in progress
steady on (in stand-by): Automatic answer mode activated
continuous flashing: incoming call
Lock release LED
slow flashing: door open
1 flash after pressing button: door open confirmed
continuous flashing: incoming call
Privacy LED (red)
steady on: Privacy mode activated
3 flashes (every 5 sec): Doctor function activated
continuous flashing: device in programming mode
4 flashes: system engaged

Answering an incoming call

Press the touch-sensitive audio activation button

to answer the incoming call.

Activation / deactivation of Automatic answer mode
ff Long press (5 sec) the button
»» ACTIVATION:

LED STEADY ON

»» DEACTIVATION:

LED OFF
9

Configuration
Touch-sensitive buttons
Legend
Audio
Lock-release
Privacy mode
ACT

Actuator

CCP

Call to main switchboard

CCS

Call to secondary switchboard

Caretaker door-entry phone call

Doctor (Automatic door opening on receipt of call)

PAN

Panic

INT

General or selective programmable intercom.
Default: single-family call

INTb

General or selective programmable intercom.
Default: two-family call

NULL

No function
Programmed functions, see "Advanced configuration".
With these DIP-switch settings, the buttons control the programmed functions;

PROG.

The NON-programmed buttons control the functions on line 0000 *(Default).

Basic configuration
S2
DIP 1

DIP 2

DIP 3

DIP 4

ACT

CCS

ACT

INT

ACT

CCP

ACT

INTb

INT

CCS

PAN

CCS

CCP

NULL

PROG

* Default
10

BUTTON PROGRAMMING

ACT

PAN

CCP
INTb

INT

PAN
INT

Advanced configuration
Warning
If the default settings (Table "Basic configuration") do not reflect requirements, the buttons can be programmed differently by
carrying out the steps below.
After programming, set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1111. With these DIP-switch settings, the buttons
control the programmed functions.
The NON-programmed buttons control the basic configuration functions 0000. To restore the user code setting on
S1, see “addressing table”
Intercom calls: introduction
General and selective intercoms CANNOT be used together on the same riser.
General intercom: call from one internal unit to one or more internal units identified by the same call address as used
by the external unit.
Selective intercom: call from an internal unit to one or more internal units identified by a dedicated call address
(see "TABLE B") which is different from the call addressed used by the external unit.
Selective intercom address: programming/cancellation
Take note of the S2, S1 settings and restore on completion of programming

DIP OFF
Programming; set code,
"TABLE B"

S2 DIP

1 2 3 4 5 6

0 0 0 1 1 1

Cancellation
S2 DIP

DIP ON

1 2 3 4 5 6
1 1 1 1 1 1

Selective intercom addresses
You must set the intercom address on all the riser’s internal units.
You can assign the same intercom address to a maximum of 3 internal units.
For group calls, select the desired intercom codes simultaneously (max. 3).
TABLE B
Codice

DIP switch ON

Codice

DIP switch ON

Intercom call: button programming

1. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP-switch 6 to combination 1
»» the Privacy LED flashes
S2 DIP
1 2 3 4 5 6 S2
0 0 0 0 0 1

2. Refer to the table Basic configuration and select a combination in which the intercom function is listed for the buttons you
wish to program.
Example
S2

BUTTON PROGRAMMING

DIP 1

DIP 2

DIP 3

DIP 4

INT

General intercom
Example programming of button 1 single-family general intercom, and button 2 general intercom to address 9, of a device
with user code 5.
(Button = INT) Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1 0 1 1,
set S1 with address 5 in accordance with the addressing table. Proceed with programming from point 3.
(Button = INT) Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1 0 1 1,
set S1 with address 9 in accordance with addressing table. Proceed with programming from point 3.
Selective intercom
Example programming of button 1 selective intercom to address 2 and button 2 selective intercom to address 3, of a
device with user code 1 and intercom address 1.
(Button = INT) Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1 0 1 1,
set S1 with address 2 in accordance with TABLE B .Proceed with programming from point 3.
(Button = INT) Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination1 0 1 1,
set S1 with address 3 in accordance with TABLE B. Proceed with programming from point 3.
3. Press and release the button to be associated with the function
»» Correct procedure indication: the Lock release LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds
»» Procedure error indication: the Audio LED flashes for few seconds and an error tone sounds
4. To exit programming mode, set S2 DIP switch 6 to the combination 0
»» the Privacy LED switches off
5. After programming, set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1111. Restore the user code setting on S1 (see
addressing table.

Intercom call: direct programming

Allows direct programming of intercom call via the internal units.
√√ Requires 2 operators
Step 1: enter programming mode
Operator 1 and Operator 2 carry out the following procedures on 2 internal units:
1. Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1111
2. Press the Audio button
3. Press and hold the Privacy and Lock release buttons for 3 sec.
»» The internal unit emits 1 tone.
»» The Privacy LED flashes
»» The internal unit enters audio mode.
»» At this point the 2 operators are in communication with each other.
Step 2: intercom call programming
Operator 1:
ff Press the button you want to program to call operator 2 (e.g. 2).
»» The internal unit manned by operator 1 emits a confirmation tone.
Operator 2:
ff Press the button you want to program to call operator 1 (e.g. 1).
»» The internal unit manned by operator 2 emits a confirmation tone.
Operator 1/Operator 2:
ff Press the Audio button
»» The internal unit emits 1 tone.
»» Programming of the 2 internal units is now complete.
To program another internal unit, go to STEP 3.
Step 3: programming other internal units
Operator 1/Operator 2:
1. Once the new station has been reached, carry out step 1 to begin communication.
2. Repeat step 2.
N.B. If a call is received during programming, it must be answered and the programming procedure resumed
afterwards.

Generic actuator, Addressable actuator: button programming

Take note of the DIP-switch settings.
1. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP switch 6 to combination 1
»» the Privacy LED flashes
S2 DIP
1 2 3 4 5 6 S2
0 0 0 0 0 1

2. Refer to the table "Basic configuration" and select a combination in which the actuator function (ACT) is listed for the
buttons you wish to program.
Example
S2

BUTTON PROGRAMMING

DIP 1

DIP 2

DIP 3

DIP 4

ACT

Example programming of button 1 generic actuator, and button 2 addressable actuator to code 125
(Button = ACT) Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 0 0 1 0,
Set S1 DIP switches to the combination 11111111.
(Button = ACT) Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 0 0 1 0, set S1 with address 125 in accordance with
addressing table.

3. Press and release the button to be associated with the function
»» Correct procedure indication: the Lock release LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds
»» Procedure error indication: the Audio LED flashes for few seconds and an error tone sounds
4. To exit programming mode, set S2 DIP switch 6 to the combination 0
»» the Privacy LED switches off
5. After programming, set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1111. Restore the user code setting on S1, see
addressing table.

Other functions

1. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP switch 6 to combination 1
»» the Privacy LED flashes
S2 DIP
1 2 3 4 5 6 S2
0 0 0 0 0 1

2. Refer to the table "Basic configuration" and select a combination in which the desired/necessary functions are listed for
the buttons you wish to program.
S2

BUTTON PROGRAMMING

DIP 1

DIP 2

DIP 3

DIP 4

CCS

CCP

CCS

PAN

CCS

CCP

PAN

CCP

NULL

PROG

PAN

Example programming of button 1 Call to secondary switchboard and button 2 Panic.
(Button = CCS, Button

= PAN) Set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 0 0 0 1.

3. Press and release the buttons to which you wish to assign the functions
»» Correct procedure indication: the Lock release LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds
»» Procedure error indication: the Audio LED flashes for few seconds and an error tone sounds
4. To exit programming mode, set S2 DIP switch 6 to the combination 0
»» the Privacy LED switches off
5. After programming, set S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 to the combination 1111.

Programming range
Take note of the S2, S1 settings and restore on completion of programming
Carry out steps 1 to 4

S2 DIP

Range minimum
address

1 2 3 4 5 6
0 0 0 0 1 0

Range maximum
address

set code,
addressing table

Enable range

DIP OFF
Disable range

S2 DIP
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 1 1 1 1 0

Deleting the range

DIP ON
S1

2 sec

Changing the ringtone
1. Press and hold

for 6 sec.

»» a confirmation tone will sound
»» the Privacy LED will flash to indicate "programming" mode.
√√ the procedure can only take place while the system is in standby; otherwise the Privacy LED will flash 4 times to inform the
user that the system is engaged.
2. Press and release
Once (1 confirmation tone is emitted) to change the ringtone for calls from the external unit.
Twice (2 confirmation tones emitted) to change the switchboard call tone
3 times (3 confirmation tones are emitted) to change the ringtone for intercom calls made from the internal unit.
4 times (4 confirmation tones are emitted) to change the floor door call ringtone.
Any further presses of button
3. Press and release
4. Press

will repeat the sequence described above.

to scroll through the various available ringtones in sequence.

to confirm selection of the last ringtone heard and to exit change monitor ringtone mode.

»» one confirmation tone is emitted
»» the Privacy LED switches off
Repeat steps 1 to 4 to change the other ringtones.
16

Programming reset
Factory settings
•

Button functions for the S2 DIP switches 1-2-3-4 combination

•

Intercom address absent

•

Range function and min./max. addresses absent

•

Ringtone reset

DIP OFF

Take note of the S2, S1 settings and restore on completion of programming

DIP ON
S1

S2 DIP

1 2 3 4 5 6
1 1 1 1 1 1

5 sec

System performance and layouts
For further information of system performance and to view installation layouts, click on the system type that best meets your
requirements:
•

Audio/video kit for the creation of audio-video systems for individual residences

•

Building Kit audio/video system for the creation of audio-video systems for small apartment blocks

•

SBTOP audio/video system for the creation of audio-video systems for residential complexes

•

SB2 audio system for the creation of audio systems for residential complexes

1ª edizione 09/2017
cod. 2G40001880

CERTIFIED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

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