Hdl-mp4b Tile.48

This write-up provides a technical overview and installation guide for the HDL-MP4B/TILE.48

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The panel offers an extensive list of control types, including scenes, sequences, single lighting channel control, music control, and general control, among many others. A unique set of button modes allows you to tailor the panel's behavior to your exact preferences, with options such as:

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For integrators and technical users, the specifications matter. Below is a detailed table of the HDL-MP4B/TILE.48’s key metrics.

: The panel wakes up automatically when a hand approaches, illuminating the icons in a dark room and dimming them when nobody is near.

Setup is performed through the HDL Buspro Setup Tool, where installers can assign addresses and link buttons to specific targets.

: Icons and text on each button can be laser-engraved for clear identification of functions. Technical Specifications Specification Working Voltage Working Current 13.5mA / 24V DC Communication HDL Buspro Dimensions Housing Material Flame retardant PC (Plastic) or Aluminum alloy (Metal) Protection Rating Installation and Components This write-up provides a technical overview and installation

Manufactured from high-grade, flame-retardant polycarbonate (PC). It is available in architectural finishes such as Ivory White, Ash Gray, Champagne Gold, and Space Gray.

: Each button recognizes complex interactions, including single clicks, double clicks, short press/hold combinations, and basic inching. A single button can be bound to activate system-wide scenes, trigger audio sequences, sequence motorized curtains, or toggle individual DMX relays. Tile Series Button Panel 2.0 - HDL Automation

The suffix in the model number often denotes the specific modular configuration or regional mounting standard, typically fitting into standard EU electrical boxes. It is powered via the Buspro cable, meaning it requires no high-voltage wiring at the switch location itself, making it safer and more flexible for installers.

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If you encounter issues with your panel, here are some common solutions:

The panel features a built-in proximity sensor that can intelligently wake up the key backlights when a hand approaches, making it easy to use even in a dark room. It also features a built-in temperature sensor to contribute data to your broader environmental monitoring system.

to configure the 8 control points in the HDL Buspro Setup Tool ? Physical dimensions for custom wall mounting? Overview - HDL Automation