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TECHNICAL
MANUAL
Mini Hands-Free Wi-Fi Door Entry Monitor
Art. 6741W - Art. 6741W/BM
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Description....................................................................................... 3
Touch-sensitive buttons ................................................................. 4
Description ...............................................................................................4
Indicator LED............................................................................................4
Technical specifications ................................................................. 5
Installation........................................................................................ 6
Addressing table ......................................................................................6
Building mode, Kit mode ........................................................................7
Introduction.........................................................................................7
Configuration ......................................................................................7
Main and secondary door entry monitors .............................................8
Power Management.................................................................................8
Surface mounting.....................................................................................9
Removing the door entry monitor..............................................10
Removing / fitting the terminal ..................................................10
Connections............................................................................................11
Press and hold buttons..........................................................................11
Button configuration .............................................................................12
Configuration using the DIP-switches ..............................................12
Standard configurations ............................................................12
Advanced configuration.............................................................13
Configuration via the menu...............................................................18
WiFree device operation........................................................................18
Create the commands to be associated with the buttons................19
Operating third-party devices with functions that can be activated via
URL..........................................................................................................20
Changing the ringtone ...........................................................................21
Programming reset ................................................................................21
System performance and layouts ................................................ 22
Diagrams for systems with art. 8451V or 8451V/BM...........................22
Diagrams for systems with power supply unit art. 1210 or 1210A ....27
System diagrams with power supply unit art. 4888C / 4888CU.........30
System performance and layouts ................................................ 35
Contents
Warning
• This Comelit product has been designed and manufactured for use in the creation of audio and video communication
systems in residential, commercial, industrial and public buildings.
• All activities connected to the installation of Comelit products must be carried out by qualified technical personnel,
with careful observation of the indications provided in the manuals / instruction sheets supplied with those products.
• Disconnect the power supply before carrying out any operations on the wiring.
• Use wires with a cross-section suited to the distances involved, observing the instructions provided in the system
manual.
• We advise against running the system wires through the same duct as power cables (230V or higher).
• To ensure Comelit products are used safely: carefully observe the indications provided in the manuals / instruction
sheets; make sure the system created using Comelit products has not been tampered with / damaged.
• Comelit products do not require maintenance aside from routine cleaning, which should be carried out in accordance
with the indications provided in the manuals /instruction sheets. Any repairs must be carried out: for the products
themselves, exclusively by Comelit Group S.p.A., for the systems, by qualified technical personnel.
• Comelit Group S.p.A. accepts no liability for any purpose other than the intended use, or failure to observe the
indications and warnings contained in this manual / instruction sheet. Comelit Group S.p.A. reserves the right to
change the information provided in this manual / instruction sheet at any time and without prior notice.
• The manufacturer,Comelit Group S.p.A., hereby declares that the radio equipment used in art. 6741W and art.
6741W/BM conforms to directive 2014/53/EU. The full EU conformity declarations are available at the
following web
addresses: pro.comelitgroup.com/it-it/prodotto/6741w and pro.comelitgroup.com/it-it/prodotto/6741w-bm

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Description
Hands-free Mini Wi-Fi door entry monitor for Simplebus2 system which, when used in conjunction with the Comelit app (available
to download free of charge from the Google and Apple stores) and/or the Alexa/Ecoshow/Google Assistant voice assistants,
can be used to answer calls directly from your smartphone/tablet/voice assistants, both locally and remotely. It can be used
to enable the “Face recognition” function directly from the app, to automatically - once a person has been recognised - send a
lock-release command (enabled by default), trigger an actuator to control a light or additional opening and receive notification
when a known individual makes a call.
It allows operation of the new Comelit WiFree series of Wi-Fi home automation devices. It is also possible to control devices
with dierent protocols, thereby integrating any third-party home automation system for controlling gates or outdoor lights, or
for activating scenarios, etc.
Replacing an old door entry monitor to benefit from all the advantages oered by Wi-Fi technology is no longer problematic: Mini
Wi-Fi is actually compatible with all types of Comelit Simplebus2 colour video entry system and does not require any additional
masonry work.
Art. 6741W is supplied with a mounting backplate and riser distribution terminal art. 1214/2C.
Art. 6741W/BM is equipped with a magnetic induction audio amplification system, and does not come with backplate art.
6710, which is available to purchase separately.
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7
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1. Brightness control
fTo increase the value, turn clockwise
2. Loudspeaker volume control
fTo increase the value, turn clockwise
3. Call volume adjustment (high - medium - low)
4. 4.3’’ / 16:9 LCD screen
5. Speaker and audio activation button
6. Touch-sensitive buttons
7. S1 DIP-switches for user code programming (see “Addressing table” on page 6)
8. S2 DIP-switches for programming buttons and functions
DIP 1-2-3-4 for key function programming
DIP 5-6 for access to programming
DIP 7 for power supply voltage management (see “Power Management” on page 8). Default = ON
S2 DIP 7 must always be set to ON, even in systems with 4888C and 4888CU (as in the factory settings).
DIP 8 (not used)
9.10. Factory setting - DO NOT CHANGE!
11. CV 5 Jumper for video closure. In systems with more than one door entry monitor connected in cascade, only the door entry
monitor furthest away must have CV5 closed.
12. Pin for securing terminal block
13. S3 DIP-switch:
DIP 1 to set the correct operating mode (see “Building mode, Kit mode” on page 7)
DIP 2 (not used)
Terminal block for system connection:
LL BUS line connection terminals
CFP1 CFP2 Floor door call input
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Touch-sensitive buttons
Indicator LED
fPress and release the desired button once to activate the associated function.
Wait for approx. 1 sec. before pressing the same button again; rapidly pressing the same button repeatedly will cancel
the command which has just been sent.
Audio activation
Lock-release control [programmable]
Actuator control [programmable]
** Self Activation [programmable]
Secondary switchboard call [programmable]
** Door opening upon call (Doctor) Automatic door opening on receipt of call from external
entrance panel. [programmable]
Menu [not programmable]
Silent mode (Privacy). Ringtone in silent mode on receipt of a call from the external entrance
panel and the switchboard, and an intercom call.
[not programmable]
Arrow keys
Confirm selection
Message menu
** Pressing and holding enables / disables the function, see “Press and hold buttons” on page 11
Audio
FLASHING LED Incoming call.
STEADY LED in call In communication.
STEADY LED in standby Automatic answer (hands-free) mode enabled.
Lock-release
FLASHING LED Incoming call.
FLASHING LED (slow) Door open indication.
1 FLASH Door opening confirmation.
Silent mode
(Privacy)
STEADY LED Silent (Privacy) mode enabled.
STEADY AND FLASHING LED
(3 flashes every 5 sec.)
Door opening upon call (Doctor) function and
Silent (Privacy) mode enabled.
OFF AND FLASHING LED (3 flashes every 5
sec.) Door opening upon call (Doctor) enabled.
4 FLASHES The called device is busy.
Menu FLASHING LED User notification present.
Description
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Technical specifications
6741W 6741W/BM
GENERAL DATA
Height (mm) 160 160
Width (mm) 115 115
Depth (mm) 22 22
Product colour White RAL9003 White RAL9003
Coating material type ABS ABS
Product weight (g) 400 400
Surface mounting Yes Yes
Desk base mounting Yes, with specific accessory Yes, with specific accessory
COMPATIBLE
SYSTEMS
Simplebus 2 audio/video with power
supply unit art. 4888C Yes Yes
Simplebus 2 audio/video with power
supply unit art. 1210/1210A Yes Yes
Simplebus 2 audio/video kit with
power supply unit art. 1209 Yes Yes
DISPLAY
Display size (‘‘) 4.3 4.3
Aspect ratio 16:9 16:9
Resolution (pixels) 480x272 480x272
On-screen menu (OSD) Yes Yes
Type of display LCD LCD
AUDIO
SPECIFICATIONS
Type Hands-free Hands-free
Magnetic induction function -Yes
Microphone 6 mm (Ø), Omnidirectional 6 mm (Ø), Omnidirectional
Loudspeaker 36 mm (Ø), 40 Ohm, 1W 36 mm (Ø), 40 Ohm, 1W
Technologies implemented Full-Duplex Full-Duplex
ELECTRICAL
SPECIFICATIONS
Type of power supply Power supply via video entry bus Power supply via video entry bus
Power supply voltage 22 to 34 VDC (Bus) 22 to 34 VDC (Bus)
Absorption in standby (W) 0.1 0.1
Absorption in standby in kit mode (W) 1.9 1.9
Maximum absorption (W) 8.1 8.1
HARDWARE
CHARACTERISTICS
Type of buttons Capacitive Capacitive
Service buttons Lock-release, Answer, Silent (Privacy),
Menu, Messages, Door open
Lock-release, Answer, Silent (Privacy),
Menu, Messages, Door open
No. of programmable buttons for
additional functions 4 4
Terminals L L CFP1 CFP2 L L CFP1 CFP2
Removable terminals Yes Yes
Number of inputs (No.) 1 1
SETTINGS
Loudspeaker volume Yes Yes
Ringtone volume Yes Yes
Display brightness control Yes Yes
NETWORK AND
COMMUNICATION
PROTOCOLS
Type of Wi-Fi connection IEEE 802.11 b/g/n, 2.4 Ghz, 13 channels IEEE 802.11 b/g/n, 2.4 Ghz, 13 channels
Encryption method and supported
authentication
Networks OPEN WPA-PSK, TKIP WPA2-PSK, AES WEP 64-bit
(codes with 5 ASCII digits or 10 hexadecimals), WEP 128-bit
(codes with 13 ASCII digits or 26 hexadecimals)
Networks OPEN WPA-PSK, TKIP WPA2-PSK, AES WEP 64-bit
(codes with 5 ASCII digits or 10 hexadecimals), WEP 128-bit
(codes with 13 ASCII digits or 26 hexadecimals)
IP address assignment DHCP DHCP
IoT connection to Comelit Cloud Yes Yes
Firmware updating via Comelit Cloud Yes Yes
ENVIRONMENTAL
AND CONFORMITY
SPECIFICATIONS
IP protection rating IP30 IP30
Operating temperature (°) 5 to 40 5 to 40
Operating humidity (max. RH) (%) 25 to 75 25 to 75
Environmental class I I
CE certification RoHS II - 2011/65/EU (EN 50581:2012), RED 2014/53/EU (EN
60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011, +A2:2013,
EN 62311:2008, EN 61000-6-1:2007, EN 61000-6-3:2007 +
A1:2011, ETSI EN 301 489-1 V2.2.0, ETSI EN 301 489-17 V3.2.0,
ETSI EN 300 328 V2.1.1)
RoHS II - 2011/65/EU (EN 50581:2012), RED 2014/53/EU (EN
60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:2011, +A2:2013,
EN 62311:2008, EN 61000-6-1:2007, EN 61000-6-3:2007 +
A1:2011, ETSI EN 301 489-1 V2.2.0, ETSI EN 301 489-17 V3.2.0,
ETSI EN 300 328 V2.1.1)
GENERAL FEATURES
Compatible with Comelit App Yes Yes
Lock-release Yes Yes
Self Activation Yes Yes
Intercom calls Yes Yes
Actuator control Yes Yes
Switchboard call Yes Yes
Input for floor door call Yes Yes
Silent mode (Privacy) Yes Yes
Video memory Yes Yes
Door opening upon call (Doctor) Yes Yes
Automatic answer (hands-free) Yes Yes
Door open indication Yes Yes
Multiple address Yes Yes
Customisable ringtone Yes Yes
Alarm call transmission Yes Yes
Date/time display Yes Yes
Hands-free function Yes Yes
Selective intercom call Yes -
Integration with voice assistants Yes Yes
Face recognition Yes Yes
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Installation
A user code (call code) must be assigned to the door entry monitor; to configure it simply set the S1 DIP-switches corresponding
to the desired code to ON, in accordance with the “Addressing table”.
Addressing table
Code DIP-switch
ON
11
22
31.2
43
51.3
62.3
71,2,3
84
91.4
10 2.4
11 1,2,4
12 3.4
13 1,3,4
14 2,3,4
15 1,2,3,4
16 5
17 1.5
18 2.5
19 1,2,5
20 3.5
21 1,3,5
22 2,3,5
23 1,2,3,5
24 4.5
25 1,4,5
26 2,4,5
27 1,2,4,5
28 3,4,5
29 1,3,4,5
30 2,3,4,5
31 1,2,3,4,5
32 6
33 1.6
34 2.6
35 1,2,6
36 3.6
37 1,3,6
38 2,3,6
39 1,2,3,6
40 4.6
41 1,4,6
42 2,4,6
43 1,2,4,6
44 3,4,6
45 1,3,4,6
46 2,3,4,6
47 1,2,3,4,6
48 5.6
49 1,5,6
50 2,5,6
51 1,2,5,6
52 3,5,6
53 1,3,5,6
54 2,3,5,6
55 1,2,3,5,6
56 4,5,6
57 1,4,5,6
58 2,4,5,6
59 1,2,4,5,6
60 3,4,5,6
61 1,3,4,5,6
62 2,3,4,5,6
63 1,2,3,4,5.6
64 7
65 1.7
66 2.7
67 1,2,7
68 3.7
69 1,3,7
70 2,3,7
71 1,2,3,7
72 4.7
73 1,4,7
74 2,4,7
75 1,2,4,7
76 3,4,7
77 1,3,4,7
78 2,3,4,7
79 1,2,3,4,7
80 5.7
81 1,5,7
82 2,5,7
83 1,2,5,7
84 3,5,7
85 1,3,5,7
86 2,3,5,7
87 1,2,3,5,7
88 4,5,7
89 1,4,5,7
90 2,4,5,7
91 1,2,4,5,7
92 3,4,5,7
93 1,3,4,5,7
94 2,3,4,5,7
95 1,2,3,4,5.7
96 6.7
97 1,6,7
98 2,6,7
99 1,2,6,7
100 3,6,7
101 1,3,6,7
102 2,3,6,7
103 1,2,3,6,7
104 4,6,7
105 1,4,6,7
106 2,4,6,7
107 1,2,4,6,7
108 3,4,6,7
109 1,3,4,6,7
110 2,3,4,6,7
111 1,2,3,4,6.7
112 5.67
113 1,5,6,7
114 2,5,6,7
115 1,2,5,6,7
116 3,5,6,7
117 1,3,5,6,7
118 2,3,5,6,7
119 1,2,3,5,6.7
120 4,5,6,7
121 1,4,5,6,7
122 2,4,5,6,7
123 1,2,4,5,6.7
124 3,4,5,6,7
125 1,3,4,5,6.7
126 2,3,4,5,6.7
127 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
128 8
129 1.8
130 2.8
131 1,2,8
132 3.8
133 1,3,8
134 2,3,8
135 1,2,3,8
136 4.8
137 1,4,8
138 2,4,8
139 1,2,4,8
140 3,4,8
141 1,3,4,8
142 2,3,4,8
143 1,2,3,4,8
144 5.8
145 1,5,8
146 2,5,8
147 1,2,5,8
148 3,5,8
149 1,3,5,8
150 2,3,5,8
151 1,2,3,5,8
152 4,5,8
153 1,4,5,8
154 2,4,5,8
155 1,2,4,5,8
156 3,4,5,8
157 1,3,4,5,8
158 2,3,4,5,8
159 1,2,3,4,5.8
160 6.8
161 1,6,8
162 2,6,8
163 1,2,6,8
164 3,6,8
165 1,3,6,8
166 2,3,6,8
167 1,2,3,6,8
168 4,6,8
169 1,4,6,8
170 2,4,6,8
171 1,2,4,6,8
172 3,4,6,8
173 1,3,4,6,8
174 2,3,4,6,8
175 1,2,3,4,6.8
176 5,6,8
177 1,5,6,8
178 2,5,6,8
179 1,2,5,6,8
180 3,5,6,8
181 1,3,5,6,8
182 2,3,5,6,8
183 1,2,3,5,6.8
184 4,5,6,8
185 1,4,5,6,8
186 2,4,5,6,8
187 1,2,4,5,6.8
188 3,4,5,6,8
189 1,3,4,5,6.8
190 2,3,4,5,6.8
191 1,2,3,4,5,6,8
192 7.8
193 1,7,8
194 2,7,8
195 1,2,7,8
196 3,7,8
197 1,3,7,8
198 2,3,7,8
199 1,2,3,7,8
200 4,7,8
201 1,4,7,8
202 2,4,7,8
203 1,2,4,7,8
204 3,4,7,8
205 1,3,4,7,8
206 2,3,4,7,8
207 1,2,3,4,7.8
208 5,7,8
209 1,5,7,8
210 2,5,7,8
211 1,2,5,7,8
212 3,5,7,8
213 1,3,5,7,8
214 2,3,5,7,8
215 1,2,3,5,7.8
216 4,5,7,8
217 1,4,5,7,8
218 2,4,5,7,8
219 1,2,4,5,7.8
220 3,4,5,7,8
221 1,3,4,5,7.8
222 2,3,4,5,7.8
223 1,2,3,4,5,7,8
224 6,7,8
225 1,6,7,8
226 2,6,7,8
227 1,2,6,7,8
228 3,6,7,8
229 1,3,6,7,8
230 2,3,6,7,8
231 1,2,3,6,7.8
232 4,6,7,8
233 1,4,6,7,8
234 2,4,6,7,8
235 1,2,4,6,7.8
236 3,4,6,7,8
237 1,3,4,6,7.8
238 2,3,4,6,7.8
239 1,2,3,4,6,7,8
*240 5,6,7,8
cod DIP ON
11
22
31,2
43
51,3
NOTES
• In BUILDING mode we recommend choosing user codes with the lowest available values.
• Code *240 is reserved for the porter switchboard.
Example: setting for address 5
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Building mode, Kit mode
Introduction
In Building mode you can answer video entry phone calls locally and remotely via your smartphone/tablet/voice assistants.
In Kit mode you can answer video entry phone calls locally and remotely via your smartphone/tablet/voice assistants, in addition
to implementing self activation and controlling actuators.
• Kit mode is possible in systems:
- powered by art. 1210/1210A
- with a maximum of 20 internal units in total
- for up to 10 x 6741W (/BM) units. Other 6741W (/BM) units should be set in Building mode!
If there are more than 20 internal units, Kit mode is not possible; all 6741W (/BM) will therefore need to be set in
Building mode!
• Kit mode is possible in systems:
- powered by art. 1209
- with a maximum of 16 internal units in total
- for up to 4 x 6741W (/BM) units
• Kit mode is possible in systems:
- powered by art. 4888C (with revision index greater than or equal to 053)
- for a variable number of 6741W (/BM) in accordance with the table below:
Maximum number of internal units in the system
(including art. 6741W (/BM) units in Kit mode)
Maximum no. of 6741W (/BM) units in Kit mode
30 6
31 to 50 4
51 to 100 1
Configuration
The 2 modes are set using S3 DIP-switch 1 on the rear of the 6741W (/BM) unit
KIT MODE BUILDING MODE
S3 DIP 1 ON OFF
ON
ON
12
S3
OFF
ON
12
S3
053P1517XXXXXXXX
Via Don Arrigoni, 5
24020 Rovetta (BG) - Italy
4888C
995301XXXXXXXXXX
Via Don Arrigoni, 5
24020 Rovetta (BG) - Italy
4888C
995301XXXXXXXXXX
053P1517XXXXXXXX
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Main and secondary door entry monitors
A single 6741W (/BM) door entry monitor can be installed for each user code (apartment); this will also be the only main door
entry monitor
1209 / 1210 / 1210A / 4888C / 4888CU
6741W (/BM)
S2
1 2 3 4 6 75 8
Compatible secondary door entry monitors: art. 6601W, 6601W/BM, 6701W, 6701W/BM, 6701W/8, 6721W, 6721W/BM, 6801W, 6801W/BM.
Power Management
For correct power supply management, set DIP 7 (S2) according to the table.
With art. 6741W with a revision index [RR] greater than or equal to 12 and with art. 6741W/BM with a revision index [RR]
greater than or equal to 10: S2 DIP 7 should always be left set to ON (default), even in systems with 4888C and 4888CU.
with mixer
Art. 4888C/4888CU
with power supply unit
Art. 1210/1210A
with power supply unit
Art. 1209
6741W
RR < 12
ON
S2
1234 675 8
ON
S2
1234 675 8
6741W/BM RR < 10
6741W RR >= 12
ON
S2
1234 675 8
6741W/BM RR >= 1 0
aaRRVVT3016AA000360
aaRRVVT3016AA000360aaRRVVT3016AA000360
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Surface mounting
1C1B1A
Before definitive installation of the door entry monitor, make sure the device has good Wi-Fi signal reception; the
distance between the router and door entry monitor, and the construction materials used in the walls are factors that
can aect signal quality.
If the Wi-Fi signal is not strong enough to guarantee correct operation, a Wi-Fi repeater must be installed between the
router and door entry monitor in order to boost the Wi-Fi signal received by the door entry monitor.
4
32
FISSAGGIO
OPZIONALE
115 mm
160 mm
OPTIONAL
SECURING
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6
2
1
5
3
1
2
LLC
F
P
1C
F
P
2
1
2
3
Removing / fitting the terminal
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3
4
1
2
Removing the door entry monitor
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Connections
6741W
6741W/BM
1214/2C
MONTANTE
VIDEOCITOFONICA
MONTANTE
VIDEOCITOFONICA
P
F
C
LL
P
F 1 2
C
CHIAMATA
FUORIPORTA
LM
LM
OUT
L
IN
L
IN
L
OUT
L
VIDEO ENTRY RISER
DAY/NIGHT FUNCTION
CALL
VIDEO ENTRY RISER
20 m MAX - use a shielded cable for the connection and do not route the cables near heavy inductive loads or power cables
(230V / 400V).
Where multiple door-entry phones or door entry monitors have the same user code, connect the CFP button on one only; all the
devices will ring simultaneously.
Press and hold buttons
(disabled by default from firmware version 2.0.0)
Pressing and holding the buttons adds functions to the door entry monitor (see page 4).
Carry out the procedure described below to enable the press and hold feature:
1. 2. 3. 4.
Make a note of
the S2 DIP-switch
settings.
Set DIP 1,3,5 to ON.
S2
x4
Restore the initial S2 DIP-
switch combination.
Carry out the procedure described below to disable the press and hold feature, as per the factory settings:
1. 2. 3. 4.
Make a note of
the S2 DIP-switch
settings.
Set DIP 1,3,5 to ON.
S2
x4
Restore the initial S2 DIP-
switch combination.
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Button configuration
By default the buttons are configured with the functions shown in the table:
AP ACT AI CCS D
Legend
AP Lock-release
Press and release key
ACT Actuator
AI ** Self activation
CAMG Remote camera module with generic address
CAM1 Remote camera module with address 220
CAM2 Remote camera module with address 221
CCP*Call to main switchboard
CCS*Call to secondary switchboard
KCaretaker door-entry phone call
PAN*Panic
INT General or selective intercom. Default: single-family call
INTb Two-family intercom call - for Kit only
NULL No function
D ** Door opening upon call (Doctor) mode Press and hold key
PROG Programmed functions, see “Advanced configuration”. In this DIP-switch setting, the buttons control the programmed
functions; the NON-programmed buttons control the functions referred to on line A (default).
* Cannot be used in Kit systems
** Pressing and holding enables / disables the function, see “Press and hold buttons” on page 11
From firmware version 2.1.0 onwards, the door entry monitor button configuration can be changed in 2 dierent ways:
- using S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4
- via the door entry monitor menu
Configuration using the DIP-switches
It is possible to change the default configuration of the buttons by changing the positions of the S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 on the
rear of the door entry monitor to one of the combinations (B-P) suggested in the table below. All the buttons will change function.
Standard configurations
S2 Dip-switches Art. 6741W (/BM)
DIP 1 DIP 2 DIP 3 DIP 4
default 
A OFF OFF OFF OFF AP ACT AI CCS D
BON OFF OFF OFF AP CCS AI INT INTb
COFF ON OFF OFF AP INT AI INTb ACT
DON ON OFF OFF AP ACT CCS CCP PAN
EOFF OFF ON OFF ACT ACT ACT ACT ACT
FON OFF ON OFF AP INT ACT CCS CCP
GOFF ON ON OFF AP AI D K CCS
HON ON ON OFF AP INTb INT AI INT
IOFF OFF OFF ON AP CCS PAN D AI
JON OFF OFF ON AP K CCS PAN CCP
KOFF ON OFF ON AP CCP K PAN ACT
LON ON OFF ON AP AI CAMG CAM1 CAM2
MOFF OFF ON ON AP INTb AI INT ACT
NON OFF ON ON AP INT INT INT INT
POFF ON ON ON NULL NULL NULL NULL NULL
ON ON ON ON PROG
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Advanced configuration
If the standard configuration settings do not reflect requirements, the buttons can be programmed dierently by carrying out the
steps below.
After programming, set S2 DIP 1-2-3-4 (PROG) to ON. With these DIP settings, the buttons manage the programmed
functions.
The buttons that are NOT programmed control the functions in row A (table “Standard configurations”).
Configuring intercom calls
Various types of intercom call can be configured:
• Internal general intercom call
The door entry monitor calls ALL internal units in the same apartment, which have the same user code as the caller.
• External general intercom call
The door entry monitor calls ALL the internal units in another apartment. The user code must be programmed for the internal
units in the apartment to be called.
• Selective single intercom call
This is an intercom call to an internal unit in the same apartment or another apartment identified by a dedicated intercom call
code, dierent from the code identifying the apartment. It ONLY calls that internal unit. The call code that can be configured
for the selective intercom function goes from 1 to 8; the same intercom call code can be assigned to a maximum of 3 internal
units.
If even a single user configures this function, the intercom call code must be programmed on all door entry monitors on
the riser, even if they do not use the function!
• Selective group intercom call
This is an intercom call to groups of several internal units in the same apartment or another apartment identified by a
dedicated intercom call code, dierent from the code identifying the apartment. The internal unit button can be configured
with up to 3 dierent intercom call codes to which the call will be made at once. The maximum number of internal units which
can ring simultaneously nevertheless remains 3.
General intercom and selective intercom CANNOT be programmed in the same system!
• Two-family intercom (INTb)
When this function is configured, if user code 1 has been assigned to the internal unit making the call, this unit calls the
internal units to which user code 2 has been assigned and vice-versa, if its code is 3 it calls 4 and vice-versa, etc.
General internal intercom call and general external intercom call: button configuration
The button for the General internal intercom call function can also be programmed using the procedure described in the
section “Configuration via the menu” on page 18.
1. Make a note of the S1 DIP-switch settings.
2. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP 6 to ON.
» the LED flashes
S2
3. Refer to the table “Standard configurations” to identify a DIP-switch 1-2-3-4 combination
in which the intercom function (INT) corresponding to the button you want to program
appears, then set the S2 DIP-switches.
Example: For button X= Intercom (INT) set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 as specified in row
"N" in the table “Standard configurations”
Example
S2
4. Set the S1 DIP-switches according to the call address of the desired apartment.
See “Addressing table” on page 6
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5. Press and release the button to be associated with the function.
» Correct procedure indication: the LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds.
6. Exit programming mode by setting S2 DIP 6 to OFF.
» LED switches off S2
7. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 to ON.
8. Return the S1 DIP-switch settings to their original combination.
Selective single or group intercom call: button configuration
First, the intercom call code needs to be set for each internal unit on the riser.
Proceed as follows:
1. Make a note of the S1, S2 settings and restore
them at the end of the programming process.
2.
S1: Set an address. See Table B.
Example: 3
S1
3. S2: Set the DIP-switches as shown in the figure.
S2
4.
x4
x10
OK prog:
KO prog:
x4
x10
OK prog:
KO prog:
Table B
Code S1 DIP-switch ON
11
22
33
44
55
66
77
88
The same intercom call code can be associated with up to 3 devices.
Now proceed as follows:
2. Make a note of the S1 DIP-switch settings.
3. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP 6 to ON.
» the LED flashes
S2
4. Refer to the table “Standard configurations” to identify a DIP-switch 1-2-3-4 combination
in which the intercom function (INT) corresponding to the button you want to program
appears, then set the S2 DIP-switches.
Example: For button X= Intercom (INT) set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 as specified in row "N"
in the table “Standard configurations”
Example
S2
5. Use the S1 DIP-switch to set the selective address of the device you wish to call. See Table B.
For group calls, simultaneously set the desired selective addresses (max. 3) to ON.
6. Press and release the button to be associated with the function.
» Correct procedure indication: the LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds.
7. Exit programming mode by setting S2 DIP 6 to OFF.
» LED switches off
S2
8. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 to ON.
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9. Return the S1 DIP-switch settings to their original combination.
If you need to delete the intercom call code, proceed as follows:
1. 2. 3.
Take note of the
S1, S2 settings and
restore them when
programming is
complete.
Se the DIP-switches as shown in the figure.
S1
S2
x4
x10
OK prog:
KO prog:
x4
x10
OK prog:
KO prog:
Two-family intercom call: button configuration
The button for the Two-family intercom call function can also be programmed using the procedure described in the section
“Configuration via the menu” on page 18.
1. Take note of the S1 DIP-switch settings.
2. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP 6 to ON.
» the LED flashes
S2
3. Refer to the table “Standard configurations” to identify a DIP-switch 1-2-3-4 combination in which the intercom
function (INTb) corresponding to the button you want to program appears, then set the S2 DIP-switches.
Example: For button 1= Two-family intercom (INTb), set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 as specified in row "H" in the
table “Standard configurations”
4. Press and release the button to be associated with the function.
» Correct procedure indication: the LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds.
5. Exit programming mode by setting S2 DIP 6 to OFF.
» LED switches off
S2
6. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 to ON.
7. Return the S1 DIP-switch settings to their original combination.
Configuring actuator control
The door entry monitor keys can be configured to activate one or more actuators within the system.
Generic actuator: button configuration
The button for the Generic actuator function can also be programmed using the procedure described in the section
“Configuration via the menu” on page 18.
1. Take note of the S1 DIP-switch settings.
2. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP 6to ON.
» the LED flashes
S2
3. Refer to the table “Standard configurations” to identify a DIP-switch 1-2-3-4 combination
in which the actuator function (ACT) corresponding to the button you want to program
appears, then set the S2 DIP-switches.
Example: For button X= Actuator (ACT), set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 as specified in row "E"
in the table “Standard configurations”
Example
S2
4. Set all S1 DIP-switches to ON. S1
5. Press and release the button to be associated with the function.
» Correct procedure indication: the LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds.
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6. Exit programming mode by setting S2 DIP 6 to OFF.
» LED switches off
S2
7. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 to ON.
8. Return S1 DIP-switches to the original combination.
Coded actuator: button configuration
1. Make a note of the S1 DIP-switch settings.
2. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP 6 to ON.
» the LED flashes
S2
3. Refer to the table “Standard configurations”to identify a DIP-switch 1-2-3-4 combination in
which the actuator function (ACT) corresponding to the button you want to program appears,
then set the S2 DIP-switches.
Example: For button X= Actuator (ACT), set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 as specified in row "E"
in the table “Standard configurations”
Example
S2
4. Set the S1 DIP-switches with the desired code, according to “Addressing table” on page 6
5. Press and release the button to be associated with the function.
» Correct procedure indication: the LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds
6. Exit programming mode by setting S2 DIP 6 to OFF.
» LED switches off
S2
7. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 to ON.
8. Return the S1 DIP-switch to its original combination.
Other functions
Button configuration
1. To enter programming mode, set S2 DIP 6to ON.
» the LED flashes
S2
2. Refer to the table “Standard configurations”to identify a DIP-switch 1-2-3-4 combination in which the desired functions
corresponding to the buttons you want to program appear, then set the S2 DIP-switches.
Example: For button 2= Self Activation (AI) and button 4= Actuator (ACT), set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 as specified in row
M in the table “Standard configurations”.
3. Press and release the buttons involved in the change.
» Correct procedure indication: the LED flashes for a few seconds and a confirmation tone sounds.
4. Exit programming mode by setting S2 DIP 6 to OFF.
» LED switches off
S2
5. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 to ON.
Configuring the call range
The door entry monitor can be configured to receive direct calls originating from the outdoor entrance panel, to both your own
user code and an interval of user codes.
Example: If the door entry monitor is configured with user code “1” and the range of user codes from 5 to 7 is also configured,
when the function is enabled it will receive both direct calls to code “1” and direct calls to codes 5, 6 and 7.
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Configuring the minimum range address
1. 2. 3. 4.
S1
set a code
in accordance with the
“Addressing table” on page
6
S2 S2
Configuring the maximum range address
1. 2. 3. 4.
S1
set a code
in accordance with the
“Addressing table” on page
6
S2 S2
Deleting the range
1. 2. 3. 4.
S1 S2
2 sec
S2
Enabling the range
Disabling the range
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Configuration via the menu
Carry out the steps listed below:
1. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 on the rear of the door entry
monitor to ON, as shown in the figure.
ON
1234 6 75 8
S2
2. From the door entry monitor display:
- Press the menu button, select Setup and confirm
- Select the option Button configuration
- Select the button to be associated with the function
- Select the function to be associated with the button.
All functions which do not require a Simplebus code to
be assigned are available. Some examples of available
functions are: self activation, generic actuator, general
internal intercom, call to main switchboard, call to
secondary switchboard, etc.
WiFree device operation
• Art. 6741W (/BM) must be connected to the
internet in order to use this function!
• Art. 6741W (/BM) must be paired with the
Comelit app with version 5.6.0 or higher!
Carry out the steps listed below:
1. Set the door entry monitor to Kit mode by moving S3
DIP-switch 1 on the rear of the door entry monitor to ON,
as shown in the figure.
ON
ON
12
S3
2. Set S2 DIP-switches 1-2-3-4 on the rear of the door entry
monitor to ON, as shown in the figure.
ON
1234 6 75 8
S2
3. From the door entry monitor display:
- Press the menu button, select Setup and confirm
- Select the option Button configuration
- Select the button to be associated with the function
- Configure the button by selecting “Link 1”, “Link 2”,
“Link 3” or “Link 4”.
4. Create the desired “Direct Link” commands on the Supla
portal and copy them.
More info is available in section “Create the
commands to be associated with the buttons” on
page 19
5. From the main
menu in the
COMELIT app,
select:
MANAGE DEVICES
DOOR ENTRY MONITORS
Program buttons
6. Select the key to configure.
Only keys associated with
the “Link” function can be
configured.
7
8
7. Enter the name to be
associated with the
command (this name will
be shown in the “Program
buttons” menu on the
6741W unit).
8. Paste the URL link
created beforehand.
9. Confirm the changes.
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Create the commands to be associated with the buttons
Once the WiFree modules have been installed and configured via the Comelit WiFree app, in order to be able to control the
devices using the enabled buttons you will need to create a “direct link” for each command to be associated. Dierent “direct
links” can be created for each WiFree device in the system, based on the type of command you want to implement.
Access the Supla portal via the Comelit WiFree app
1 2
3 4 5 6
Access the “Direct links” section
Log in using the information created
for the Comelit WiFree app Create a new link
7 8 9 10
Select the element for which you wish to generate the link
Select the action to carry out (for
example, "enable") Copy and save the link
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Operating third-party devices with functions
that can be activated via URL
This mode can also be used to operate third-party devices
with functions that can be activated via URL. This means it
is possible to control devices with dierent protocols. This
function therefore makes it possible to integrate any home
automation system, even from third parties, to control gates or
an external light, to activate a scenario, etc.
• Art. 6741W (/BM) must be connected to the
internet in order to use this function!
• Art. 6741W (/BM) must be paired with the
Comelit app with version 5.6.0 or higher!
Carry out the steps listed below:
ON
1234 6 75 8
S2
1. Set S2 DIP-switches
1-2-3-4 on the rear of
the door entry monitor
to ON, as shown in the
figure.
2. From the door entry
monitor display:
- Press the menu button, select Setup and confirm
- Select the option Button configuration
- Select the key to be associated with the function
- Configure the button by selecting “Link 1”, “Link 2”,
“Link 3” or “Link 4”.
3. The desired URL commands must be created on the
device supplier website and copied.
4. From the main
menu in the
COMELIT app,
select:
MANAGE DEVICES
DOOR ENTRY MONITORS
Program buttons
5. Select the key to
configure.
Only keys associated with
the “Link” function can be
configured.
6
7
6. Enter the name to be
associated with the
command (this will
be shown on the key
associated with the Link)
7. Paste the URL link created
beforehand.
8. Confirm the changes.
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