Just tested: it works for me (horizontal and vertical sliders)
Hi @andiwirz,
First of all, thanks for the great work on the Wall Display Dashboard app — it works really well as a Home Assistant replacement for the Shelly Wall Display.
I’d like to ask if RGB/color light control could be added in a future update. Right now lights only support On/Off and Dim, but many Homey-connected bulbs (Zigbee, Z-Wave, etc.) also expose light_hue, light_saturation, and light_temperature capabilities that aren’t currently used on the dashboard.
Some ideas for how this could work:
**•** Detect these capabilities per device automatically (similar to how dimmer support is detected today)
**•** Add a color picker and/or color temperature slider, either inline on the tile or in a modal (similar to the thermostat/media player modals)
**•** Keep it fully optional so devices without color capabilities stay unaffected
Is this something you’d consider adding, or already have planned? Happy to help test a beta if you’re working on it.
Thanks again!
@macmonty
Hi,
Could you please install latest TEST version Shelly Wall Display Dashboard | Homey
And let me know if and how it works for you?
Thank you
Cheers,
Andi
Fantastic runs fine!!!
Hi macmonty - They are cut off because you can scroll down to them.
To fit the tiles into the screen there will be some additional options in the next version (fit and 2x2 options): Shelly Wall Display Dashboard | Homey
Did you check below the normal tiles?
Could you please add a Flow in that profile and check if it’s visible afterwards?
Tested on my Shelly Walldisplay and it’s on the same line as the Flows.
will be fixed in the next release.
I’m sorry if this have been asked before, I did read the first 150 posts in this thread, but can you run this on a Sonoff NS Panel? If not, does it work on the NS Panel Pro?
No need to apologise — it’s a fair question, and the answer differs sharply between the two (based on what I found).
NSPanel (the original): no. That panel has no browser at all. The display is driven over a serial protocol from an ESP32, so it can only show the screens its firmware draws. Even reflashed with ESPHome or Tasmota, there’s nothing that can render a web page. Nothing this app produces can reach it.
NSPanel Pro: yes, that should work. It runs Android, so install a kiosk browser — Fully Kiosk Browser is the usual choice — and point it at the dashboard URL:
http://<your-homey-ip>:7575/
That’s it. No Home Assistant setup, no pairing. The dashboard is a plain web page; the Home Assistant side of this app only matters for devices like the Shelly Wall Display that connect as an HA client. A browser just loads the URL.
One honest caveat: I don’t have an NSPanel Pro here, so this is reasoning from what the device is rather than from testing. If you try it, I’d be glad to hear how it goes — particularly whether the touch targets feel right at that screen size.
I was hoping that the cheap NS Panel would work. My plan was to get one for each room.
I will try it out on a tablet to see if I like it.
I’ve got a 4" Wall Display X1i with a 2-Output Power Base.
Unlike other Apps in Homey, this app does not add the Wall Display, nor the relays as devices in Homey. Wonder if anyone knows how to add them into Homey, so flows can be created to control the relays?
Hi vixtor
this app turns any screen into a touch-optimized smart home dashboard. It runs a local server directly on your Homey and delivers real-time device control.
It allows you to control homey on your Shelly Walldisplay…
If you want to control the Shelly Device from Homey, you need the Shelly App.
Apologies Andi,
I didn’t mean to ask a question which ain’t related to the app. Just thought everyone here would be a Shelly Wall Display owner and may have the same question as I did.
Anyway, I have set up the Dashboard on the Shelly Wall Display and really loved it. The only issue for me is that it tends to become “unavailable” and needed me to reload the dashboard. It’s been happening at least once a day. The error is:
Web page not available
The web page at http://192.168.86.6:7575/ could not be loaded because:
netERR_CONNECTION_ABORTED








