VMBGPODB - Glass control module with oled display and temperature controller, black
Glass touch panel OLED screen featuring up to 8 pages of 4 buttons, for custom configuration and various operations.
Each page display can hold your own text or image.
Furthermore the panel can operate up to 12 external and 1 internal temperature sensors. Each sensor contains its own program to control a heating or cooling installation. You can configure the settings using the panel or via PC software (VELBUSLINK).
- Configuration using Velbus PC interface (e.g.VMB1USB, VMBRSUSB) and
free VELBUSLINK software. - LED feedback and night orientation
- Extended day, week and year timers with integrated astronomical clock (sunrise/set), to simulate button press.
- Integrated temperature sensor
- Up to 8 pages of 4 buttons each (= 32 buttons in total)
- Display of date, time, buttons (max. 32), temperature (max. 13) and energy consumption (max. 4)
- Local menu can modify the program of its own buttons and the connected temperature sensors (max. 13)
- the OLED display can be set in constant dimmed mode (screensaver)
- dynamic texts can be displayed (e.g. Sonos info from home center)
- LED indication for supply and data ( at backside).
- mTouch© technology
- Safety glass
- power supply: 15±3VDC
- consumption: 22mA
- 250 possible addresses
- programsteps: max. 159
- dimensions:
- 86 x 86 x 11mm / 3.38 x 3.38 x 0.43"
- 4mm (0.15") glass + 7mm (0.27") distance to wall
- depth: 28mm (1.10") including connector
- useful temperature range: -10°C to +60°C
- not suitable for mounting on electrically conductive surfaces (eg. metal), or in the vicinity of sources of electromagnetic interference
- protocol manuals for developers: available for download at https://github.com/velbus
Manual
 | Mounting instructions |  Download (pdf) |
|---|---|---|
| | Long manual | Download (pdf) |
| | VMBGPOD thermostat operation | Download (pdf) |
| Overview of operation and programming of the thermostat on a VMBGPOD module | ||
| | VMBGPOD thermostat operation (detail) | Download (pdf) |
| Modifying a thermostat program step on a VMBGPOD module | ||
 | Icon overview for VMBGPOD | Download (html) |
| Graphical overview of icons to be used with VMBGPOD |
Download
 | VelbusLink 10.1.1 (EN/NL/FR) - Latest version | Download (exe) |
|---|---|---|
| Free Windows program to configure and program a Velbus installation (latest version) | ||
| | Velbus Installation Guide, Part 1: Hardware and Cabling | Download (pdf) |
| Everything you need to know about the VELBUS hardware | ||
| | Velbus Installation Guide, Part 2: Programmation | Download (pdf) |
| How to program and configure VELBUS modules using the free software VELBUSLINK | ||
| | VelbusLink 10.0.7.1 (EN/NL/FR) - Previous version | Download (exe) |
| Previous version of VelbusLink |
Info Sheets
| | Velbus actions by module (click on an action to see a description) | Download (html) |
|---|---|---|
| List of actions per module | ||
| | VMBGPOD IR protocol | Download (pdf) |
| Protocol information for developers concerning IR communication with the VMBGPOD module |
- Q. Setting the time and date on a VMBGPODx glass input module
- A. The Velbus date and time can be set on a VMBGPODx glass input module with oled display. For this, the clock page has to be activated. If this is not the case, activate it first using Velbuslink, by going into the module's configuration settings, tab "Touch Panel" > "Preferences" and checking "show the clock page"
You can now set/modify the Velbus date and time on the glass panel itself. To do so, navigate to the clock page on the glass panel. Depending on your configuration, you can do so using LEFT and RIGHT (the two horizontal lines next to the oled display), or DOWN (the vertical line under the oled display). When you reach the clock page, press DOWN (the vertical line under the oled display) for at least 5 seconds. You are now in the date and time settings. By using LEFT and RIGHT you can navigate through the various date and time settings, by pressing the indicated buttons you can change the values.
Attention: if you have setup a master clock, or if you have a Home Center that synchronizes time and date, your settings will be overwritten at the next synchronisation. - Q. How do I control / program the thermostat functions of my VMBGPOD?
- A. The reference sheet: "VMBGPOD thermostat operation: overview of operation and programming" gives a complete overview of how to control and program the VMBGPOD thermostat functions.
If you specifically want to modify an existing program step, follow the steps on "VMBGPOD thermostat operation: modifying program steps". - Q. Using a glass control module as code keypad
- A. Velbus input modules can be used as simple code keypads by configuring the right set of actions. Read more...(PDF)
