This application is a custom developed apk which allows devices running on the
- Smatek T6E variants
- Sonoff NSPanel Pro
- Zemismart T6E
- Avatto T6E
- Tuya T6E
- or similar architecture
to leverage certain features such as proximity sensor, light sensor, and Home Assistant integration.
Application mainly tested on NSPanel Pro but may works on other devices.
Donate me if you want:
- App version history
- NSPanel Pro device info
- NSPanel Pro device rooting and sideload
- Install custom launcher
- Install custom webview
- Install app
- Manual for v2.x
- Manual for v1.x
Actual plan is to have a release in every Quarter.
- set screensaver brightness
- Automatic App updater
- HA commands
- play audio
- voice based commands
- mqttv5 ssl/tls
- deprecated HA api - Issue #257, Issue #250
- add screenshot capture - Issue #253
- screenshot capture can be initated from HA MQTT via screenshot capture or "screenshot_capture" mqtt command
- last screenshot is available under sensor/screenshot block
- screenshot capture interval in beta is 1sec, duration can be changed under Integration -> MQTT -> Command settings default is 10sec
- fix beta1 impl - Issue #252
Zigbee pacakage management and internal zigbee related code was heavily modified! That is the rason for beta release!
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add option for inverted proximity sensor logic [sensor/proximity] - Issue #252
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add option for enable/disable message numbering [integration/mqtt] - Issue #245
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add option for disable ipv6 [tools/other] - Issue #238
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add option for disable accessibility "white" circle [tools/other]
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for Sonoff 4.x users, this version supports 4.x zigbee management.
Important
- Only z2m 2.7.1.6+ packages supports Sonoff4!!
- Stock Sonoff4.x firmware zigbee router/coordinator switching is unstable thus it is currently not available
Release is dedicated to:
- add option to set dim level - Issue #192
- add option to use non-system-level screen-off mechanism, device turns the screen off without any power management changes - enables background processes to remain alive
- diferentiate mqtt events - Issue #183
- "seq" sequence field has been added to all events, which increments continously
- request start/stop for custom packages - Issue #181
- Zigbee integration screens has been reorganized
- add ability to use multi-touch gestures while screen is off, only available on Sonoff under fw v1.11
- multi-tap, multi-finger
- use case: turn on wake-on-wave, turn off wake-on-gesture, enable proper mqtt events thus you can turn on lights or control blinds etc without wake the device up
- add ability to use multi-touch gestures on non-native-touch support devices currently only available on sonoff, s6, t6e
- swipe right from left edge to activate
- can be turned off on display panel
- use case: turn on any wake command, enable proper mqtt events. Wake up the device and swipe right from left edge to make touch gesture thus you can turn on lights or control blinds etc
- report multi touch gestures events on mqtt
- add abilty to run on NON SMATEK devices with limitations
- Password masking for MQTT settings - Issue #224
- Touch to wake is slow - Issue #223
- NavigationBar setting not returned by mqtt query command and not possible to set via mqtt update command - Issue #216
- schedule reboot function has been rewritten
- add behavior to modules
- add boottime modules
- add ability to react to device capability
- home-on-wave, home-on-gesture refactored due to mult-touch capability
- add isAvailable to all sensors to detect it on non-Sonoff devices
- add capability detection to all fragments and modules
- add capability to start/stop custom packages
- add ability to detect S6, T6E, TPA10
- permission util has been fully rewritten
- add flavor to build T6E system privileged app
- Brightness sometimes set to 0 even if light-events are not used - Issue #178
- Scheduled reboot does not fire Issue #225
Release is dedicated to:
- zstack packages are available currently: Sonoff, z2m
- ZStack related discussons: #186
- ability to monitor/report gpio changes - default is off
- available on sensor page
- armv7 support added
- Fixed Brightness sometimes set to 0 even if light-events are not used
- Fixed Display sleep mode not working
Special thanks to the beta testers for their thorough and prompt testing, as well as their patience.
- maodun96
- pvklink
- New Beta3 is available, see the details here
- package installer has been fully rewritten
- packages are configurable at /data/local/nspanel_tools_pkg/<package type>/config
- beta1-2 packages has been deleted due to compatibility
- zigbee2mqtt package is now available to install
- ability to monitor/report gpio changes - default is off
- available on sensor page
- Beta1 is available, see the details here
- v2.3.0 crashes on devices other than NSPanel Pro, such as my S6E. - Issue #145
- MQTT Client errors were not correctly handled
- ability to turn on/off zigbee feature - default is off
Release is dedicated to:
- Happy name day to my Mom ( a celebration widespread in European culture)
- Zigbee gateway integration - Feature Request #39
- (The end of a long research, but the beginning of a long adventure)
- possibility to change between router and coordinator mode
- custom firmware feature still not available but Beta will be available soon
- Remote / MQTT app configuration - Feature Request #109
- Wake on network error. If network error occurs it assits to the OS to reconnect. - Feature Request #154
- Free usage of light sensor events - Feature Request #101
- Set sleep time via MQTT - Feature Request #107
- Switch to default app via MQTT - Feature Request #106
- MqttClient has been optimzed and refactored
- MqttModule has been heavily refactored in order to support Zigbee
- App configuration method has been completly rewritten in order to support json based configuration
- Integration fragment has been completly rewritten in order to support multiple mqtt connection
- Settings tab now displays Device Info
- Introduce PowerManagement module to enable wakeup device temporary or permanently
- Module manager start order was not correct
- MQTT Lightsensor light_normal event was not handled correctly
- IP Address is not reported correctly - Issue #108
- Wake on Wave for Screensaver does not work - Issue #145
- Pro Tools keep crashing on tap after screen off - Issue #143
- Proximity sensor trigger label on sensor tab keeps visible after trigger
Note Wake-on-Screensaver toggle has been removed because the new wake-on-wave method handles as well
Convenience update due to the release of a new device 120p
- Support of 120p
- Set display rotation
- Control Screen-on screen dim behaviour
- Proximity wake-up no longer working after wake-up signal is sent via MQTT - Issue #115
- When Scheduled Reboot is activated, app repeatedly closes itself - Issue #113
- added Device Admin permission request in order to sleep the device via MQTT - Issue #103
- Fixed compatiblity issue with other launchers such as Lawnchair - Issue #104
- It has been made possible to connect MQTT with empty username/password pair - Issue #105
Release is dedicated to:
- HA commands
- wake_up device
- sleep device
- reboot device
- switch to launcher
- enbable adb
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- control sw1,sw2 built-in switches
- Gesture
- double, triple tap gesture detection (only available firmware under 1.11.0)
- System enhancement
- navigation bar by swipe up
- notification bar by swipe down
- Scheduled reboot
- Application watchdog
- json serialization was fully rewritten, enabler for device provisioning
- mqttv5 client was implemented, enabler for ssl and zigbee
- switched to local broadcast, perf optimization
- auto test covarage was increased
- Crash when setup mqtt and main switch is off
- Crash when changing mqtt config Issue #82
Release is dedicated to:
new features (see updated manual Manual 2.x version )
- Touch gestures on dark screen (#27)
- Wake up from Screen Saver (#52)
- Display sleep mode (#40)
- Different Screen-on at weekdays and weekends (#36)
- Switch to selected App (#46)
- Home on gesture
- MQTT Native Integration (#51)
- MQTT Home Assistant integration (#21)
- Audio feedback
- Brightness between BELOW and ABOVE is not handled properly (#55)
- Restart app after reboot does not work (#49)
- Display sleep time UI refresh bug (https://github.com/seaky/nspanel_pro_tools_apk/ issues/47)
- Misleading screen-on begin time calculation (#44)
new features (see manual Manual 2.x version )
- code has been fully redesigned (see Backward compatibility)
- a lot easier to add new capabilites
- enables to add internal event listeners and therby make MQTT/HASS integration
- new Preference based UI
- a lot easier to add new UI elemens. Due to the small screen a scrollable view is much more convenient or usable
- screen always on/off feature (#5, #14)
- reboot device from app (#6)
- change hostname from app (#8)
- system display sleep time setting from app
- predefinied brightness scenarios based on lightsensor trigger events
- now automatically launched apps can wait for established wifi connection
- touch-screen reader memoryleak fixed
- request exclude app from battery optimization, helps to prevent app kill by system
- wake-on-wave can be turned off
- added light sensor feature
- auto adjust brightness (experimental)
- added set brightness
- adjust brightness
- optimized toggle operations
- preparation for future updates
- main switch called "active" fully turn off all features of the app including app launch
- all features can be set independently
- note switch defaults are still off (will be changed in 1.2)
- known bugs
- trigger label sometimes permanently visible solution: navigate between menus
- auto adjust brightness level can be very low
- light menu icon is wrong
Note Don't forget to activate main switch
- first production release
- support wakeup on proximity sensor trigger
- support wakeup on touch
- support autolaunch application
- new dark design
- renamed original "ProximityTool" app to "NSPanelTools" app
- moved to new repositroy
- first release
- support wakeup on proximity sensor trigger
Sonoff NSPanel Pro is a smart home control panel which based on Android 8.1 Oreo (AOSP) system.
Device info: https://itead.cc/product/sonoff-nspanel-pro-smart-home-control-panel/
- Download ADB drivers and install.
- Download Android platform-tools unzip it to a folder.
- Get device ip address (if you dont know what is ip-address and dont know how to find it do not root the device, you will mess the device up)
Tip
You'll find the ip address within Sonoff app settings or in your router dhcp clients view
- Registrate your device with the eWeLink app just follow the device registration process
- To gain ADB access tap on the device id quickly multiple times to enable developer mode
- after you consider the adb agreement you will able to acces device through the adb command
Warning
If you accept the agreement you won't be able to revert it.Your device will be rooted forever. You wont get any new future updates forever.
Tip
With my RootTool app you can update your device
- connect to device with adb
start adb listen:
adb tcpip 5555
list devices
adb devices -l
connect device
adb connect <ip-address>
- Install a custom Launcher (see Install Launcher)
connect device
adb connect <ip-address>
list devices
adb devices -l
press home button
adb shell input keyevent 3
press power button
adb shell input keyevent 26
show notifications
adb shell cmd statusbar expand-notifications
install app
adb install <apk>
To handle the device more easily, you need to install a custom launcher.
Download UltraSmall Launcher
- install and simulate home key press
- select set "Launcher" as default
If you want to use Home Assistant companion app you must update factory provided webview component.
Tip
You dont need to instal Xposed root firmware as blackadder mentioned.
Just simple download com.android.webview_108.0.5359.128.apk or any new version which supporst arm64-v8, armeabi-v7a on firmware above 1.5 Lineageos version can be installed!
WebView 108 for firmware >=1.5
Under frimware version 1.5 you have two options, update firmware by my frimware updater or simply install this resigned version below.
install webview apk
adb install -r <webview>
- Download apk from releases section
- adb install -r [filename.apk]
- backward compatibility
- main switch
- display menu
- sensor menu
- tools menu
- integration menu
- settings menu
- Home Assistant / MQTT
- ZStack packages
- Example configuration
Note
If the version number is marked, then it is only valid for that version.
The "active" switch is a master toggle that allows all application functions to be turned off simultaneously. Its purpose is to disable the entire operation without uninstalling the app.
When the switch is set to on:
- It activates services that continue running even if the application is not in the foreground or is killed from the app switcher.
When the switch is set to off:
- everything is disabled, including the "launch app after reboot" function.
This tab groups all settings related to screens or displays in one place. Here, you can configure when the screen turns on and off and adjust its brightness.
This category groups all functions related to wake-up actions.
The AOSP 8.1 build for this device does not support wake functionality. If the factory application is not running, the device may enter deep sleep. Without a power button, the only way to wake the device is to unplug it from the outlet.
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Wakes the device with a hand wave.
Note
Before turning it on, set up the sensor parameters on the sensor tab.
Wakes the device using a touch gesture. Multiple gestures can be assigned simultaneously, and detecting any of them will wake the device.
Important
FW Over 1.10.0 wont support touch gestures.
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Wakes the device if it disconnects from the network to support reconnection. In some cases, the device will only reconnect to the network if the display is on.
This category organizes all functions related to adjusting the display brightness.
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Sets the system-wide display brightness.
Note
This setting is ineffective if adaptive brightness is enabled.
Sets the display brightness to this value when a "light-below" event is triggered.
Note
Before enabling this, ensure the sensor values are correctly configured for proper functionality.
Adjusts the desired display brightness value.
Sets the display brightness to this value when a "light-above" event is triggered.
Note
Before enabling this, ensure the sensor values are correctly configured for proper functionality.
Adjusts the desired display brightness value.
This category groups all functions related to the screen.
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Sets the system-wide screen timeout duration. If the screen is inactive, it will enter sleep mode after this period.
Configures what happens to the screen during sleep mode.
- Screen off
- completely turn the screen off
[!IMPORTANT] Touch gestures are only available when the screen is turned off.
- Screen dim
- Puts the screen into a dimmed state during sleep mode. Dimmed mode means reduced brightness.
The Screen-on function turns the screen on at a specified time. Separate schedules can be set for weekdays and weekends.
Prevents the screen from dimming when the Screen-on function is active.
The time when the screen-on begins on weekdays.
Tip
If both begin time and end time is "00:00" it will be disabled or ignored If the weekend is disabled, weekdays will jump over weekends. So after friday the monday will be scheduled. If the weekend is enabled, after friday the weekend intervall will take effect.
The time when the screen-on ends.
The time when the screen-on begins at weekends
Tip
If both begin time and end time is "00:00" it will be disabled or ignored If the weekdays is disabled, weekends will jump over weekdays. So after sunday the next saturday will be scheduled. If the weekdays is enabled, after sunday the weekdays intervall will take effect.
The time when the screen-on ends.
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All settings related to sensors are grouped here.
Category for proximity sensor related functions.
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Proximity sensor live value displays the current value of the sensor and indicates when a trigger occurs.
The threshold value at which the trigger should activate.
Note
For firmware versions above FW3.0, the sensor value is fixed and cannot be adjusted.
The sensor has two states:
0: Not detecting
1: Detecting
Proximity cannot be fine-tuned.
This category includes functions related to the light sensor.
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Light sensor live value shows the real-time value of the sensor and indicates when the trigger is activated.
Creates a trigger event when the value falls below the set threshold.
Creates a trigger event when the value exceeds the set threshold.
Monitors changes on two GPIO ports at a specified interval and generates an event when a change occurs.
This tab groups various useful functions.
Automatically launches the configured application after the device restarts.
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Launch selected application after device reboot
Delays the application start until a Wi-Fi connection is established.
Monitors the application and restarts it if it is not running.
Launches and brings the specified application to the foreground.
This tab contains all settings related to the system UI.
Enables the system level navigation bar.
Displays the navigation bar with a swipe-up gesture and hides it after 10 seconds.
Displays the notification bar with a swipe-down gesture.
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Switches to the Launcher.
Switches to this application when the assigned gesture is detected.
This tab contains all settings for external system integrations.
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Related to the Zigbee stack integration.
The current state of the connection.
Possible states can be:
- connecting
- Connection in progress
- connected
- Connected to the MQTT server but has not reported its state yet.
- online
- The Zigbee stack is online.
- offline
- The Zigbee stack is offline.
- failure
- Failed to connect to the MQTT server, will be retried in every 5sec.
Integration settings, including enabling or disabling the integration.
Note
When disabled, the external integration still runs, but the application does not monitor it.
The role of the Zigbee device. Possible values can be:
- Coordinator
- Router
The current state of the connection.
Possible states can be:
- connecting
- Connection in progress
- connected
- Connected to the MQTT server but has not reported its state yet.
- online
- The Zigbee stack is online.
- offline
- The Zigbee stack is offline.
- failure
- Failed to connect to the MQTT server, will be retried in every 5sec.
The role of the Zigbee device. Possible values can be:
- Coordinator
- Router
Coordinator:
- act as Zigbee coordinator, devices can be paired via Official Applications
Repeater:
- act as Zigbee Repeater or Router. Pairing is available.
Allows new devices to join.
Displays the list of connected devices and allows device disconnection. Important: Disconnection only occurs if the end device is awake.
Puts device to pairing mode for 180 sec after timeout it will turn off automatically. Allows other Coordinators to pair with this device and integrate it into their own mesh network as a Repeater/Router.
Enables ZStack package installation (see: ZStack packages). After selecting a package, click the Install button to start the installer.
On the installer page two options can be selected:
- keep configuration
- keep data These options preserve the state and settings of connected devices when installing a new package version.
Restores the factory ZStack.
The ZStack monitoring and API calls are based on MQTT messages. This section allows you to configure the MQTT connection parameters for integration. By default, a local MQTT broker is installed on the device, but in some cases (e.g., with Z2M), you might want to use a central MQTT broker, such as in the case of HASS integration.
This is where you configure the NSPanel Pro MQTT integration, enabling the features and events provided by the NSPanel Pro app to be accessible via MQTT.
When enabled, the integration will attempt to connect using the connection details specified in the configuration parameters. Only enable this if you’ve already set up the parameters correctly.
The current state of the connection.
Possible states:
- connecting
- initiating connection
- connected
- connection established
- disconnected
- no live connection
- failure
- can not establish connection, retry every 5sec
Setup MQTT Connection
If turned off the connection will be dissconnected
When enabled, the integration will attempt to connect using the connection details specified in the configuration parameters. Only enable this if you’ve already set up the parameters correctly.
The current state of the connection.
You can select the messages you want to publish on this channel. Only publish those that you really need.
Currently supported events:
- Trigger - proximity
- send if proximity triggered
- Trigger - light-below
- send if light-below triggered
- Trigger - light-above
- send if light-above triggered
- Trigger - light-normal
- send if light value between below and above
- Device - wake up
- send if device wake up triggered
- Device - sleep
- send if device go to sleep, wont be triggered if Display sleep mode is Screen dim
- Gesture - tap
- send if gesture detected, touch gesture only available when the screen is off
- Gesture - swipe up
- send if gesture detected, touch gesture only available when the screen is off
- Gesture - swipe down
- send if gesture detected, touch gesture only available when the screen is off
- Gesture - swipe left
- send if gesture detected, touch gesture only available when the screen is off
- Gesture - swipe right
- send if gesture detected, touch gesture only available when the screen is off
Allows commands to be sent via MQTT. (see: MQTT Command)
MQTTv3 server host name only non-SSL is available in v2.1
MQTTv3 server port only non-SSL is available in v2.1
MQTTv3 client id
Configured username
Configured password
The automatically generated device_id might not be user-friendly, so the hostname can be used as the device ID instead.
Important
Ensure the hostname is configured; refer to the Settings Tab for details.
Unique device id
This enables MQTT-based HASS integration, making events, features, and diagnostics accessible. If enabled, it will also automatically configure the HASS integration for you.
If enabled it sends configuration message to the proper topics
Tip
In case of configuration trouble, off-on will reconfigure the HA endpoint
Topic prefix usually homeassistant the default
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Plays audio on certain events such as identified touch gestures on in order to provide audio-based feedback.
Autostart NSPanelTools app after device restart
This option reboots the device
Changes the device hostname
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Changes log level to debug
Changes log level to verbose
Display app log
In newer firmware versions, aside from obvious app improvements, the ZGateway also tends to evolve. New Sonoff devices and possibly new features are added. For example, since firmware version 2.2.0, it has been possible to switch between Zigbee Coordinator and Router modes.
The packages are extracted from the original firmware and converted to a portable format.
The installable packages will be placed in the release section of the nspanel_pro_zigbee repository. The packages are located in different branches, ensuring the source is open and accessible.
During installation, the script downloads the ZIP file, extracts it into the app/cache directory, and installs the primary part of the package into the /vendor/bin/siliconlabs_host and /data/local/nspanel_tools_pkg/<package type> directories after archiving the existing contents. Archiving only occurs if the package_version marker file is not present in the directory, which indicates that it does not contain a custom package.
The script can be reviewed in the relevant branch under the name pm.sh.
In this firmware version, you can change the Zigbee operation mode to router mode. I believe using it in Coordinator mode without the original application isn't practical because you can only connect Sonoff devices and cannot interact with them. If you want a more generic Coordinator, Zigbee2MQTT (z2m) is a better option.
Zigbee2MQTT version is Node.js-based and is now available as an installable package.
Before installing, check if there’s enough space on the /data partition using a command like df -h. If you haven’t heavily modified the device, you should have around 1.9GB of free space.
The installer is designed to place only a few files on the /vendor partition, while the actual package is located under /user/local/nspanel_tooks_pkg/<package type>. This makes configuration changes straightforward.
In this version, z2m connects to the local Mosquitto broker. If you want it to connect to another broker, such as the Home Assistant broker, you can find the configuration file in z2m/config.
zigbee2mqtt frontend is available at: http://<device ip>:8080/
Caution
Be aware that if z2m does not connect to the local broker, the application will not currently detect whether z2m is running and will not allow modifications. It will treat it as if it is not running. However, you can still reset or replace it if needed.
Curently packages configurations are available in /data/local/nspanel_tools_pkg/<package>/config folder. UI is not support it yet.
Integration based on HA official MQTT module.
Important
Currently MQTT Support only non SSL connections.
Configured device data:
- name
- unique id
- manufacturer
- model
- firmware version
Device entities are unique thus generated entity name can be renamed anytime.
If an event has not been sent the value is unknown
Sends the IP address once per day, refreshing every 24 hours. Also sends availability information. (If the eye icon is gray, the panel is offline.)
Sends availability information.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/status
onlineoffline
Sends last start date.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/state/started_at
{"started_at":\<utc time>}
Sends scheduled reboot next date.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/state/scheduled_reboot_at
{"scheduled_reboot_at":\<utc time>}
Sends panel ip address.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/state/ip_address
{"ip_address":\<ip>}
Sends sensor trigger events.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/event/proximity
{"event_type":\<values>}
triggered
Sends sensor trigger events.
Important
Touch events can only be triggered when the screen is off.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/event/touch
{"event_type":\<values>}
tapswipe_upswipe_downswipe_leftswipe_right
Sends sensor trigger events.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/event/light
{"event_type":\<values>}
light_abovelight_belowlight_normal
Executes various actions on the panel.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/command/device
{"command":\<command>}
default_app: switch to default selected applauncher: switch to launcherwake_up: wakes up the devicesleep: sleeps device immediatelyreboot: Should send 3 times in a row to reboot the device.adb: Enables on device ADB
Controls the state of GPIO switches.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/command/\<switch>
switch_1swicth_2
{"state":\<state>}
on: turn switch onoff: turn switch off
Allows querying and setting the app's configurations.
Receives all responses to queries.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/config
Enables querying of settings.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/config/query
- empty: query all configuration includeing defaults
- filter: specific configuration values can be queried. Payload form is :
{ \<configuration_item>:null }
Updates the app's configuration.
nspanelpro/\<devicename>/config/update
{ \<configuration_item>:\<value> }
- wake on wave: on
- wake on gesture: off
- wake from screen saver: off
- brightness: 100
- brightness on light-below: true
- brightness on light-below: 0
- brightness on light-above: true
- brightness on light-below: 100
- display sleep: 15
- prevent turn off: off
- screen-on time: on
- screen-on time begin weekdays: 07:00
- screen-on time end weekdays: 09:00
- screen-on time begin weekends: 08:00
- screen-on time end weekends: 10:00
- launch app after reboot: Home Assistant
- wait for wifi: on
- home on gesture: swipe-right
- mqtt enable: on
- publish events: tap, swipe-up, swipe-down, swipe-left
- ha integration: on
- auido feddback: on
- resume on reboot: on
- hostname: nspanel#
- debug: off
-
Room: Automation for touch events, every room has its own automation
- swipe_up: shutter open
- swipe_down: shutter close
- tap: shutter stop
- swipe_left: turn light on / off
- proximity: wake up device
-
Entrance: Special configuration for home entrance
- swipe_up: I'm home -> shutters up, air vent on
- swipe_down: Leave home -> electricity off, shutters close
- swipe_right: #1 garage door open/closew
- swipe_left: #2 garage door open/close
- tap: wake up device
- proximity: wake up device
description: "bedroom nspanel2 automation"
trigger:
- platform: state
entity_id:
- event.nspanel2_touch
attribute: event_type
condition: []
action:
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: state
entity_id: event.nspanel2_touch
attribute: event_type
state: swipe_up
sequence:
- service: cover.open_cover
target:
entity_id:
- cover.rollershutter_0013
device_id: []
area_id: []
data: {}
- conditions:
- condition: state
entity_id: event.nspanel2_touch
attribute: event_type
state: swipe_down
sequence:
- service: cover.close_cover
target:
entity_id: cover.rollershutter_0013
data: {}
- conditions:
- condition: state
entity_id: event.nspanel2_touch
attribute: event_type
state: swipe_right
sequence:
- service: cover.stop_cover
target:
entity_id: cover.rollershutter_0013
data: {}
mode: single
Switch controls the background activities. Purpose of being able to disable the whole app without uninstall.
- active toggle
- activates a background service which runs even if the app is "killed" from app-switcher
- off state turns all app features off including launch app after reboot
Unfortunatelly this AOSP build does not support wakeup device which causes if official app is not running the device will go to deepsleep. Due to the lack of power button, just a hard reset (unplug) can wake up the device.
Wake up on wave and touch feature are implemented in the app btw that was the original purpose of the app.
- wake-on-wave
- toggle state is presisted
- feature activates itself if the screen goes off
- this option observes the proximity sensor gestures
- wake-on-touch
- panel touch will also wakes up the device
- feature activates itself if the screen goes off
- this option observes the panel touch
- resume on boot
- start the selected app after reboot automatically
- feature activates itself after reboot
- after the reboot this app may not visible in app switcher, nonetheless the background service will be active
This feature enables to run an application as a default app such as HomeAsistant.
- select
- select installed application if launch on startup activated the app selection is disabled
- always test it with test button before activates
- launch on startup
- runs the selected app after reboot
- test button
- launch the selected app
This feature enables utilization of light sensor.
- set brightness
- panel brightness can be changed manually
- if auto adjust is turned on it shows the calculated brightness value in relatime
- auto adjust brightness
- automatically calculates and adjust the brightness based on sensed lux