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NS Panel 120 als homeassistant Wallpanel nutzen

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NS - Panel per App (mit dem Handy) verbinden Developer Mode und ADB Mode aktivieren

Am linux PC adb installieren

NS Panel per USB an PC anschließen und auflisten lassen:

adb devices -l

IP Adresse des Panels raussuchen und verbinden:

adb connect 192.168.20.112:5555 Evtl vorher adp tcpip 5555 eingeben

Launcher runterladen: https://blakadder.com/assets/files/ultra-small-launcher.apk

Launcher installieren:

adb install ultra-small-launcher.apk

Einen Home Press Button druck simulieren:

adb shell input keyevent 3

Den neuen launcher als Standard festlegen

Jetzt Chromium runterladen

wget https://droidbang.com/files20/71738_ae4da2/chromium-106.0.5228.0.apk

Chromium Installieren

adb install chromium-106.0.5228.0.apk

Homeassistant App runterladen: https://f-droid.org/packages/io.homeassistant.companion.android.minimal/

Per Klick installieren (vorher Freigabe erteilen)

Fullykiosk APK-Datei runterladen https://www.fully-kiosk.com/en/#download-box

In den Downloadordner wechseln

adb install

Performing Streamed Install Success

Die App starten

http://192.168.20.185:8123/ns-panel/0 eingeben

Fire it up and you can swipe in from the left hand side to go to the settings. In the web content settings you can specify a start URL, and here’s where you can type in the URL of the home assistant dashboard you want to load up.

I also recommend going to the Device Management section and turning on the Launch on Boot option, so that the Home Assistant dashboard fires up if you restart the device.

Now, when you go back to the start url or open fully kiosk again, it will load up the Home Assistant dashboard you typed in and ask you to log in. Make sure that the Keep me logged in box is ticked.

Aus https://www.homeautomationguy.io/blog/home-assistant-on-a-sonoff-nspanel-pro

In HA im entsprechenden Benutzer den Darkmode einstellen