Im looking into creating a small dashboard with a couple buttons that pertain to whatever room it is in. Im curious if anyone has tried this or attempted to make a dashboard this small? its a 3.5" screen that would fit in standard light switch and then use an open face cover. [image]

I haven’t used one yet, I think I’ll get one to give it a go now that you’ve mentioned it. I’ve used the official touchscreen alright, and just in case here’s a link with some tips about rotating the screen and having the touch sensing line up: [image] Announcement: HADashboard v2…

awesome. yea i got the screen rotated, but i need to leave it in portrait. i was planning on just using a full screen browser something like… | {light 1} | | {light 2} | | {sonos} | | {tv channel} | | and so on… im playing around ill keep you updated, let me know if you end up getting so…

i have a simular screen, and had a dashboard running on it. there is actually no difference with any other dashboard. you open a browser, open the dashboard and set it to full screen. the only difference is that you dont want to have a (120x120) widget, because thats useles. i had a screenwidth …

Check out this. It is a long post but the github link is in the quick links. [image] HA SwitchPlate HASPone: DIY In-Wall Touchscreen Home Assistant Controller Share your Projects! HA SwitchPlate HASPone [Three Screens] A DIY touchscreen scene controller th…

Replacing light switches with 3.5" pi screens

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taikapanu (Juha Panu) April 8, 2018, 4:19am 5

Check out this. It is a long post but the github link is in the quick links.