Multi-call wireless button, up to 4 buttons
GT M Button
A mains-powered wireless call station with up to four illuminated buttons. Each button is assigned its own call type in GT Studio — call an AMR, request material, cancel a job or raise an alert — from one secure, authenticated device on your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
Download the GT M Button spec sheet (PDF, 1,798 KB)
- buttons, each with its own call type
- 1–4
- Wi-Fi on your existing network
- 2.4 GHz
- plus a per-device certificate
- WPA3
- AC mains — no batteries
- 100–230 V
Why GT M Button
- Up to four calls on one device
- Order 1, 2, 3 or 4 illuminated 22 mm metal push buttons on one station, and add buttons later as your process grows.
- Every button, its own job
- Each button is mapped independently in GT Studio to a call type, destination or workflow, and has its own colour-changing ring.
- Secure by design
- WPA2/WPA3 Wi-Fi, including enterprise networks, plus a unique per-device certificate: only authorised devices can talk to GT Studio.
- Commissioned in minutes
- Zero-touch commissioning from GT Studio. Mains powered, so there are no batteries to replace and the station is always online.
- Built for metal-rich plants
- Network and error indicators give clear feedback on the floor; an external antenna keeps coverage reliable around racks and machines.
Typical applications
Each press is mapped in GT Studio — or becomes a request in Orchestrix.
- AMR call-to-station
- Multi-destination dispatch
- Material and kanban requests
- Andon and assistance calls
- Call and cancel stations
GT M Button specifications
| Buttons | 1, 2, 3 or 4 × 22 mm momentary metal push buttons, each illuminated |
|---|---|
| Ring colours | Per button: idle, call pending, acknowledged, fault — colours configurable in GT Studio |
| Status lights | Network (blue) and error (red) indicators |
| Sound | None — light indication only |
| Network | 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n), on your plant or facility network |
|---|---|
| Range | External antenna for reliable coverage |
| Setup | Zero-touch commissioning from GT Studio |
| Integration | Reports directly to GT Studio; button events trigger AMR missions, alerts or workflows |
| Wi-Fi security | WPA2 / WPA3, including enterprise (802.1X) networks with certificate or user-based login |
|---|---|
| Device identity | Unique MAC address and per-device certificate |
| Encryption | All traffic end-to-end encrypted (TLS) |
| Tamper protection | Secure boot and encrypted firmware — runs only GOAT-signed software |
| Lifecycle | Remote de-authorisation from GT Studio; secure over-the-air updates |
| Input | 100–230 V AC, 50/60 Hz, wired directly to mains |
|---|---|
| Consumption | Under 2 W typical |
| Protection | Built-in fuse and isolated power supply |
| Board size | 69 × 114 mm (enclosure options available) |
|---|---|
| Operating temperature | −40 to 65 °C−40 to 149 °F |
| Humidity | 10–90% RH, non-condensing |
| Compliance | Designed for CE (RED / EMC / LVD) and RoHS |
Specifications from the 2026 spec sheet. Enclosure options are available for wall boxes, pillars and workstations.
Configurations
| Order code | Description | Buttons |
|---|---|---|
| GT-BTN-M1 | GT M Button, 1 button fitted | 1 |
| GT-BTN-M2 | GT M Button, 2 buttons fitted | 2 |
| GT-BTN-M3 | GT M Button, 3 buttons fitted | 3 |
| GT-BTN-M4 | GT M Button, 4 buttons fitted | 4 |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the GT M Button connect to?
The GT M Button joins your plant’s 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (WPA2/WPA3, including enterprise 802.1X) and reports directly to GT Studio, where each button press is mapped to an AMR mission, alert or workflow.
How is the GT M Button powered?
It is wired to mains power, 100–230 V AC at 50/60 Hz, and uses under 2 W. A built-in fuse and isolated power supply protect it; there are no batteries to replace.
Which order code do I need?
Choose by the number of buttons: GT-BTN-M1 (1), GT-BTN-M2 (2), GT-BTN-M3 (3), GT-BTN-M4 (4). Each button can be mapped to its own call type.
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