I started a Wiki on GitHub where we can collect useful links, tips and tricks, etc. Feel free to contribute to it: github.com/masto/NSPanel-Demo-Files/wiki

@TradieTrev

2 жыл бұрын

You legend! There's so many possibilities with this device! My mind goes straight to gutter and I'm going to have titty girls on mine hahaha

@ricardoramirez-ue5li

Жыл бұрын

Great stuff at the wiki! & a million thanks for sharing all this :)

THIS IS WHAT I WAS WAITING FOR 2 MONTHS, the custom UI. 😍 Sorry for caps.

Thank you for a great tutorial! Got me started with my custom HMI and HA integration. Great work!

Great to see progress on these! The form factor looks perfect a couple of bottoms for the frequent items and soft buttons for the less frequent. Throw in 2 built in relays and a temp sensor is almost just a bonus. I hope they get certified for Australian market.

What a sweet project. Thanks for the detailed instructions. Definitely something I'd like to look into.

Good video! I bought two for a house I’m building and wanted more info after I received them. I stumbled upon your channel. Now, I’m waiting for your next video that makes this thing prettier after you custom load with ESP Home.

Great video - thanks for this, being able to flash these panels makes me realise the potential for these 👍👍 {i've never looked at ESP home before}

You have a great pace with how you present, not wasting time on trivial stuff. Good job. I think we need lovelace-mini for this device.

Awesome, thank you! Looks both fun and maddening at the same time, but a great learning opportunity for sure.

Excellent work! Thank you so much for sharing. I look forward to trying this in my own setup in the not too distant future.

Really enjoyed this informative video, been waiting for someone to go in depth on this device and custom firmwares. I would definitely look forward to any future videos on this exact subject in the future if you're so inclined.

@ChrisMasto

2 жыл бұрын

I plan to do one about the Lanbon L8 with OpenHASP, since that may be a better choice to avoid fighting with the Nextion Editor.

Awesome! Gives me motivation to get back to work on my home automation setup!

Awesome Video and very well explained! Just got mine, and this weekend will be fun! Thank you! Cheers!

Great video! I have 4 nspanels and have not jumped into setting this up with home assistant, but now I will be. Your video save me a lot of time, thanks! Would love to see your final screen for use with home assistant.

Absolutely amazing video! I have no intention of ever using this product, and I find most other home automation tutorials to be either extremely slow and boring, or, too quickly paced with little or poor explanation of what was actually done. You explained everything perfectly and I look forward to watching your future content! THANK YOU! ❤

Great job! I've grown to like esphome over tasmota at this point. I really wish stuff like this could be more approachable, but with the way you organized the video I can follow it. Looking forward to trying this with similar products.

Cool, I just bought a couple panels, downloaded all the software. Can't wait to try it out.

Awesome tutorial! Was looking for a light switch display solution that works with HA for my entrance way. Thanks for sharing!

Just one more thing: Your documentation on github is great, keep it up. Thanks

Fantastic attention to detail, super inspiring!

thank you for posting this video - i now have some new hardware to check out! thank you also for posting the tools and such that you are using.

Fantastic video. Thank you so much for all the effort. This has definitely inspired me to buy one of these panels.

Keep grinding Chris... Don't give up. Great vid!

Fantastic video, and great timing for my two NSPanels that just arrived. Looking forward to getting them connected to Home Assistant with custom UIs. Thanks!

@andybgrant33

2 жыл бұрын

Oh boy. I can see GUI development becoming quite the rabbit hole. Can't wait!

@michiganmitten

2 жыл бұрын

Same here! Thankyou! Great video walkthrough!

@jasongoldenberg973

2 жыл бұрын

i am playing with these too jordan!.. you running HA at home? I cant fit all my code on one page, which is your must have!

This was excellent. Thank you for the great reference.

Simply the best video about the NSpanel

Great video - thanks for the content would love to see more like this on your channel

This was a fantastic video. Thanks! I have two panels set up now and, after braving Nextion Editor and my anti-virus freaking out over one of its files, I got some nice displays set up. Thanks!!!

@ChrisMasto

Жыл бұрын

Glad it helped!

Thanks for showing this off. I may have to pickup one to play.

Great video with lots of details!!

Very good video cant wait to receive mine and watch your video again!!

omg. i admire your patience man. i am a software developer and when i saw this video i was like "no way. i am not doing all that just to make a poorly-made wall-monitor-switch useful! but ... as i said. good work. i believe it was very detailed

Great video! Very funny at times too :) Thanks for sharing this.

What what a great video! you did a spectacular job taking a cool piece of hardware and showing how it can be totally customized! Brilliant. Seems like it is a bit raw still. Maybe someone will come out with a cool integration a bit more like lovelace. But this was cool!

Amazing video - exactly what I wanted!!!

Great video! If/when this gets a bit cheaper I'm definitely going to try this too!

Excellent video! Well done!

Awesome job, this is super helpful!

Great job love the detail, excited to see somthing other than a tablet hanging from the wall for HA

Thank you for this video. I'll try to use the Esphome configuration 'concept' on a different panel.

Awesome video, has ordered for myself for test.

Great video and marvellous guide. Thanks a lot.

Absolutely great video thank you very much for posting it I’ve been thinking about getting with these this makes the decision for me

excellent job! keep up the good work!

Excellent video, thank you very much for it!

Excellent tut. Thanks!

Thank you! More videos like this will definitely warrant a sub.

Excellent video!

Thank you so much for this Tutorial

What a great walk through - Thank you very much ! I have my Kickstarter EU version on the bench. Torn between keeping the Sonoff HMI and waiting for the ESPHome component to implement all the Widget functionality, or diving in with the Nextion Editor. Now if only Sonoff would go the whole way and release their HMI and we could amend the default with the nice graphics !

@TheMoistpotato

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, i just got mine today, and currently just having it idle using the stock eweelink firmware. It will be great once these becoming more widespread and all the ESPhome/tasmota features/goodies become implemented.. I basically for now just want the stock UI with the realtime weather, time, and room temp. but eventually would like some slick customization. Vids like this though are great that there is hope to fully unlocking and enjoying these LCD smart switch units. I definitely want to put these in all my rooms considering that once we put open flashed firmware, these units basically become a local lifetime unit without worrying about shutdown cloud services.

@marl0wd

Жыл бұрын

@@TheMoistpotato @Dean Smith I know this is from a year ago, do you know if ESPhome has now implemented the widgets for home assistant? Wondering if you can now use the stock GUI but add devices / scenes from other sources (not ewelink)?

interesting looking device, thanks for doing the vid!

Great video, I learned a lot! Thank you for the tutorial

oh wow nice. This is awesome, thanks for the vid. !

Thank you, that was hard !!!

Super helpful, thanks!!!

thanks for the video...really enjoyed seeing your steps...and has given me lots of ideas....subscribed too so looking forward to your future videos

Thanks for the tutorial.

Nice! Thank you 🙏🏼

Thank you Christopher

Thanks so much for this video. It gets me everywhere with the exception of my final 2 steps. I do not use HA so I need to research how to load tft files using Tasmota and I also need to figure out how to send the actions via MQTT.

Hmm, finally a panel that can be "easily" added to HA and fully customized. I am definitely going to order one and try my luck with it.

Don't comment that often, but here I am : great video, thanks!

Excellent thanks !

I had an eye on this things for a few months and your video made me bying one. I only use Hue devices and I am hoping to make this thing a 'friend of Hue' by my self ^^

Thanks for sharing

Nice video!

That cable out of a PC is a analog audio cable which must be connected from your cd-rom drive to your intern soundcard back in the days. Nice topic 👍💪

Sonoff Needs Software Panel.. AKA NSPanel. :D. I'm glad to see you present a solution for a product looking for one. the EWW app as I call it is really not good. I'm very happy to hear you call out it as a downside.

Thank you for this video. Managed to download my own screens and integrated into home assistant in a couple of hours. I did get stuck at one point but looked at your GIThub and noticed I was missing the dependency to the github assume this is for the nexition support as I was seeing communication errors before I added this.

Thanks!

thanks Chris

Fantastic.

Late to the game, will order some panels today. How much fun, this will be. Looking at this video I might be forced to change my 20+ Tasmota devices to ESPHome.

Thank you.

I’ve been seeing this thing around and was curious. Exactly what I expected. I wish apple would make this but with a better screen and iOS. That would be amazing. $99 price point. You could justify that because it’s buying into their ecosystem. The pods and Apple TV and all the accessories.

Thank you ❤️ Best quote: Like in a cooking show I ve prepared something 🤣 👨‍🍳🥧🍽️🥘🍽️

I wish there were more people doing portrait designs. I want to eventually make my own HMI, but I would like to have a decent HMI to start with that is in portrait mode. Most resources are for the landscape EU version, and even your newer videos have moved to the landscape mode.

Very cool , this is what I am waiting for . How many pages and buttons I can add ? Is there any limitations ? Excellent video and thanks a lot

Nicely done. Wondering if the same can be achieved with the Brilliant Smart Home Control panels?

Using this as a project to try and learn esphome, as a bit of a HA noob. 🤞

Thank you for your video! Do you think it would be possible to use esp32 extra pins to connect more perifferals? For example ds18b20 from the floor heating.

love this ,and perfect as my order turned up weds ,just a couple of q's in my limited knowledge i've got a ft232 usb to serial ,can i use that or does it have to be the 232rl ? then the physical buttons used in combination of either a fibaro dimmer 2 or say a sonof mini ,so the modules dealing with the load and the relays becoming a momentary switch ?

Great video! could I use the interface to create a puzzle for a door lock keypad as part of an escape room?

Fantastic video! Can you elaborate on your thoughts against using this as a thermostat? How do the Chinese users use it? I was thinking of having a backup thermostat/remote switch in case I'm not around but want to switch the heating on while away. Thoughts?

You could use this to power the valve of the floor heating system for that room

I was going to attach headers but I feared they wouldn’t fit under the lid as the existing 8 were in a cutout. So I pushed female duponts onto headers passed through the underside. You also don’t have to attach to that ic, just short IO to ground and hold the reset button on the bottom on the board near the thermistor while powering and connecting the serial UART to usb.

Amazing video, works like a charm! Do you know what Nextion screen model the EU version uses, or how I can find out which version to select in the Nextion Editor?

@nilsbebelaar

2 жыл бұрын

I just realized that even though the US version looks bigger, the EU version uses the same screen type, positioned in landscape.

10A relay but 2A tracks... you could add thicker wiring but best to use a Contactor, just to be safe.

You can build it into a range hood and if you forget to turn on the fan, the heat will turn it on for you

You can set the 2 buttons to do something else by going into the scenes and add a smart device after pressing the physical button. But, I would like to see that thing in the ESPHome or a Tasmota to control the Sonoff light bulbs.

@ChrisMasto

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I only spent 30 seconds with their app, so I probably missed a lot of features it has. I knew I had no plans to keep it around.

Thanks for the video! Will this also work with the 86/EU Type NSPanel?

Amazing video, got a new sub in me! Would love to see follow up videos of it installed and what you were able to do with it!

Congratulations! It’s really awesome and now I’m encouraged to buy one nspanel! #golocal

Thank you very much for putting the time into this video. I was considering buying one of these for my HA setup, but after seeing how you have to create touch interfaces... I'm good.... Hard pass. 😳

Chris, is it possible to upload the sonoff program from the NS Panel, and edit there HMI file? keeping the swipe feature, maybe adding extra widgets etc? 👍

When you turn on/off from the light switch with the status also update the Nextion panel? If not what is the additional codes you need to add.

The cable at 13:20 is a CDROM audio cable :)

All good, but i hesitated to back them up on crowd fund just because they have only black option... Would love to have white one. Have a bunch of sonoff devices with esphome flashed

And how to use a signal cable insted of wifi from device. So we have a fail safe if wifi going down.

Thank you very much, this helped a lot with my 2 early bird units. Does anyone have any clue how sonoff have implemented the swipe to change page in their UI?

@ChrisMasto

2 жыл бұрын

Don't know how they did it, but here's an example from the excellent unofficial forum: unofficialnextion.com/t/how-to-implement-swipe-up-down-using-sendxy/1383/3 It gives some feel for the level of hackery you have to go through to get a Nextion to do anything outside of its basic functionality. I would guess that the Sonoff custom UI is thousands and thousands of lines of spaghetti code.