Remote control on screen

[Shad 4]

I would like to put a tactil screen on the wall to control house, camera and multiroom...

Does somebody already think about that or have any idea???

I start to check with openremote, if somebody have feedback about that would be nice.

[prats6989 0]

Shad, where did you reach with your adventure with the openremote? I am trying to configure it myself using the HC2 api. Did you figure out how sliders work?

[Shad 4]

I don't use openremote, I did some test and work great.

[almj 0]

Command Fusion?

I also interested in openremote, could someone please share your screens

My tablet screenshot is attached

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[Shad 4]

I started some month ago to use commandfusion.

But don't have time to finish.

[Dalle1985 16]

I've built my own system, based on the philosophy, that many systems out there are way TOO advanced. My system is based around a very simple brief: My girlfriend must be able to use it. Feel free to try it out (just search the forum for "HomeUnifier" or check out the power user section) - it is still a very early version, but it will do all the basic functions.

It is relatively easy to build something simple.

Here is a video of my interface (sorry for the shakyness - filmed on my phone):

[Smartelite 0]

Hey that is nice really nice

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Will you explain a little bit more?

Can get feedback when for example the switch is manually turned ON?

[Dalle1985 16]

Yes it gets feedback from all the included devices. So if you turn on a lamp on one panel (i.e. a tablet in the kitchen) it will ofcause also change in the other rooms. If you look in the video, when I push the lights on, they change value, then back to 0 and then shortly after they return to the on value. This is because the screen is reflecting the actual condition of the device, not the fact that you pushed the screen.