Comelit People PL6701 User manual

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People
PL6701
FULL TECHNICAL MANUAL

People door entry monitor art. PL6701
for Simplebus 2 system
People series colour door entry monitor for Simplebus 2 system.
Version with handset and 4.3-inch / 16:9 screen.
Even when switched off, the video door entry monitor can be
programmed using a smartphone and the MyComelit app, which can be
downloaded free of charge.
It is supplied with a metal surface-mounted backplate, which ensures it
is firmly and securely anchored, and with a line distribution terminal.
It has 4 mechanical buttons on the front panel with icons identifying the
factory-set function.
One button is backlit white to make the ‘electric lock’ function easier to
use.
3 buttons are programmable and pre-configured to call the porter
switchboard, control an actuator, and perform self-ignition.
The buttons at the centre of each row are tactile to guide visually
impaired people.
On the right side of the door entry monitor, on the other hand, there are
buttons to activate the Silent mode with a red indicator light and related
icon, as well as buttons to access the menu for adjusting brightness,
contrast, colour and the ringtone volume.
It comes as standard with the floor door call, which can also be
programmed for other functions.
Dimensions (L x H x D): 186 x 180 x 35 mm.
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Table of contents
Description 4
Front buttons - factory programming 5
Side buttons 5
Indicator LEDs 6
Technical specifications 7
Programming the user code 9
Programming the user code via the MyComelit app 9
Programming the user code using the dip-switches 12
Installation 13
Disassembling the door entry monitor 14
Removing and fitting the connection terminals 15
Connections 16
Programming 17
Programming via installer menu 18
Programming via MyComelit app 20
Expansion diagrams 23
Wiring diagrams 24
System with power supply unit art. 1210/1210A and operating distances 24
System with power supply unit art. 4888C and operating distances 27
Warning 29
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Description
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1. Handset.
2. 4.3’’ / 16:9 LCD screen.
3. Mechanical side buttons.
4. Mechanical front buttons, with touch guides for sight impaired users on the middle buttons of each row.
5. NFC detection area.
6. Handset connector.
7. Connection terminal block:
L L Terminals for bus line connection.
CFP CFP Terminals for floor door call connection.
8. Dip-switch for programming the user code.
9. Pin for securing the terminal block.
10. CV5 Jumper for video closure.
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Front buttons - factory programming
Standard call to switchboard
fPress the button to send a call to the porter switchboard.
Generic actuator
fPress the button to activate a generic actuator (art. 1256) or the relay for the external entrance
panel.
Self activation
fPress the button to access real-time viewing of the images on the outdoor entrance panel
camera.
Lock-release
fPress the button to activate the door lock.
Door opening on call
This button can also be used to enable “Automatic lock-release on receipt of call”, which allows
automatic activation of the lock-release relay on receipt of a call originating from the external
entrance panel.
√ The function must be authorised by the installer via the MyComelit app.
fWhen the door entry monitor is in standby, press for 5 seconds to enable/disable
“Automatic lock-release on receipt of call” mode.
» A confirmation tone will play.
» The steadily lit LED indicates that the function is active.
To change the factory programming for the buttons, please refer to the chapter Programming on page 17.
Side buttons
Button for activating “Silent mode”
OK Confirm button
Menu access and navigation button
Buttons for scrolling menus and selecting
values
ACTIVATING “SILENT MODE”
fPress the button to activate/deactivate Silent mode.
» The red LED indicates that the function is active.
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ACCESSING AND NAVIGATING MENUS
fPress one of the buttons below to access the user menu.
fPress and to scroll through the menu and/or select the values, then press the confirm button to
confirm the selection.
OK
User menu options
Exit
Call volume adjustment
Select ringtone upon call from external entrance panel
Brightness control
Contrast adjustment
Colour adjustment
Indicator LEDs
White LED
Flashing: incoming call/communication taking place.
Flashing with door entry monitor in standby: “Door open” indication.
Lit steadily with door entry monitor in standby: “Automatic lock-release on receipt
of call” mode enabled.
Red LED 4 flashes: system busy.
Lit steadily: silent mode enabled
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Technical specifications
186 mm
180 mm
35 mm
GENERAL DATA
Product colour White RAL9003
Surface mounting Ye s
Desk base mounting Yes, with specific accessory
Product weight 610 grams
Coating material type ABS, PMMA
COMPATIBLE SYSTEMS
Simplebus 2 audio/video with power supply unit art. 4888C
Simplebus 2 audio/video with power supply unit art. 1210/1210A
Simplebus 2 audio/video kit with power supply unit art. 1209
DISPLAY
Display size 4.3
Aspect ratio 16:9
Resolution (pixels) 480x272
On-screen menu (OSD) Yes
Type of display TFT
AUDIO SPECIFICATIONS
Microphone 6 mm (ø), Omnidirectional
Loudspeaker 40 mm (ø) x 5.1 mm (H), 100 Ohm, 0.25W
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Type of power supply Power supply via video entry bus
Power supply voltage 33 VDC
Absorption in standby 0.02 W
Maximum absorption 6.6 W
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
Type of buttons Mechanical
Terminals L L CFP CFP
Removable terminals Yes
Number of inputs 1
Backlighting colour White
Total buttons 4
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SETTINGS
Ringtone volume Yes
Screen brightness Yes
Screen contrast Yes
Screen colour Yes
ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONFORMITY SPECIFICATIONS
IP protection rating IP30
Operating temperature (°C) 5 to 40
Operating humidity (max. RH) 25 to 75
Environmental class I
CE certification RoHS II - 2011/65/EU (EN IEC 63000:2018), EMC 2014/30/EU (EN 61000-6-
1:2007, EN 61000-6-3:2007+A1:2011)
GENERAL FEATURES
Lock-release Yes
Self activation Yes
Intercom calls Yes
Actuator control Yes
Switchboard call Yes
Input for floor door call Yes
Silent mode Yes
Automatic lock-release on receipt of
call Yes
Door open indication Yes
Customisable ringtone Yes
Panic call Yes
Selective intercom call Yes
Visual indications Ye s
Acoustic indications Yes
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Programming the user code
A user code must be assigned to the door entry monitor. The user code can be programmed via the MyComelit
app or using the dip-switches.
<< OR >>
SOFTWARE VIA MYCOMELIT APP HARDWARE VIA DIP-SWITCH
Programming the user code via the MyComelit app
The door entry monitor has an NFC connection which means it can be programmed quickly and easily via the
MyComelit app, available to download free of charge.
Programming can even take place while the door entry monitor is off, and without removing the device from its
packaging! The user code for several door entry monitors can be programmed in sequence!
√ All dip-switches must be set to OFF (factory programming) and should remain OFF even during normal
operation.
OFF !
1. Open the MyComelit app and log in (or create a new account if it is the first time you have accessed it).
2. Select "PEOPLE DOOR ENTRY MONITOR SETUP".
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3. Enter the desired user code and press “WRITE”.
User code
user code
WRITE
User code
user code
WREITE
MyComelit
user code
Bring your smartphone close to the door
entry monitor
*
4. Bring your smartphone close to the NFC detection area of the door entry monitor (identified by its label) and
make a circular motion until you feel it vibrate.
The vibration indicates that writing is taking place. Hold your smartphone in place until the
procedure is complete.
» A tick indicates that writing was successful.
5.A Press "END" to end the user code programming procedure on the door entry monitor.
Configuration complete!
CONTINUACONTINUE END
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