The image above is for illustration purpose only. The actual module may vary from the one presented here.
* The exact dimensions of the module depend on the variant of the glass edge finish selected when placing an order.
The M-DOT-T6 module is not available for sale until further notice.
Module M-DOT-T6 is a component of the Ampio system. Required voltage to power the module is 11 — 16V DC. The module is controlled via CAN bus.
The module has six touch-sensitive fields and a configurable touch display, as well as a 1-Wire interface.
The 3.5’ screen displays information and control buttons according to the configuration made in the Ampio Designer tool. Among other things, the module allows the following predefined screen types to be activated:
The touch panel’s sensor fields are capacitive buttons located behind the sheet of glass that makes up the front of the module. Each sensor field is identified by a symbol engraved on the glass surface.
The condition for triggering the action associated with a button can be pressing, holding, double pressing, etc. A single button can trigger multiple actions depending on how it is triggered.
Each sensor field is illuminated with an RGB LED, which allows you to define any backlight color. The backlighting can be permanent or change during system operation, signaling the status of devices associated with the button or any other information available within the building automation system.
Above the sensor fields are colored status LEDs. Similar to the backlighting, they can signal the status of devices associated with the button, or any other information available within the building automation system.
The symbols of the module’s sensor fields are engraved in accordance with the client’s design. The colour of the module’s front glass and the chamfer’s width of the glass edge are also subject to personalisation.
The module is equipped with a buzzer that allows it to generate sound signals. By default, each press of the panel’s sensor field triggers a short buzzer beep.
The panel can be mounted on a surface or it can be flush with the wall surface. Depending on the expected effect, a flush mounting plate or surface mounting frame is used. The frames are available in two variants - for panels with glass with and without chamfered edges.
Both in the case of flush and surface mounting, a standard junction box must be located behind the panel, inside which there will be connectors for the CAN bus and the 1-Wire interface. In the case of flush mounting, the box must be embedded in the wall at a greater than standard depth.
A detailed description of the installation of panels in both variants is available in the appropriate installer guides published on the Ampio knowledge base website.
On the back of the device, there is one red LED indicating the communication status within the CAN bus:
After the device is embedded in the mounting plate or frame, the LED is hidden.
The module is programmed with the use of the Ampio Designer software. It allows you to modify the parameters of the module and define its behaviour in response to signals directly available to the module as well as general information coming from all devices present in the home automation bus.
Dimensions expressed in millimeters.
The panel consist of a glass front and a body with connectors and mechanical interfaces meant for mounting with the use of mounting plates or surface frames. The body is mounted in the center of the rear surface of the glass front with a margin of error appropriate for the production process.
The exact dimensions of the module front depend on the variant of the glass edge finish selected when placing an order.
In the dimensions diagram, the dashed line marks the area where the connectors of the device and its other elements protruding from the body are located. The outline of this area corresponds to the central opening in mounting plates and frames for panels. In the actual module, the CAN bus and 1-Wire interface connectors may be located in a different place than in the figure below, but within the marked area.
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The location of the device connectors on the connection diagram is indicative - in the physical module their location may be different.
