The Ampio system facilitates such a configuration that one button can control a couple of devices. The following guide describes configuration of the so-called binary counter.
First, select the controlling device, e.g. M-DOT and go to Device configurator.
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On the configuration list, select the M-DOT module again and create a condition from device.
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Select the input (button) that you want to use to initiate a certain action and click Accept.
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Then, choose one of the flags and confirm again.
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Add another condition to the same device. This time as the source, select your flag, not an input (in the Flags Bin tab).
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After confirming, select what you would like to control, which means, another flag.
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Confirm and upload the list of conditions (Send to device). Go back to the main menu and select the device that will be controlled. Enter the device configurator. Select M-DOT from the list, as this is the device that will supply your flag values.
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Click on Add condition from device. Tick both flags and confirm.
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The next step is determining, which output will be activated first by selecting the operation On.
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The next condition will be defined for the next output, but flags are selected by changing between options Act (active) and No (inactive).
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As a device’s reaction, select Output 2 and confirm. The next condition for the third device must be created for active and inactive flags.
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Next, as a device’s reaction, select Output 3 and confirm. The last condition can be created for two inactive flags.
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The function that will be performed with the last condition is Power off for all 3 outputs.
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After creating all four conditions, they must be sent to the device.
The result of such a configuration is as follows - the first click of a button will activate the first output. The second click will activate the second output. The third click will activate the third output and the fourth click will turn off all 3 outputs.