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How the app adapts to tablets (rail + detail) and the 4″ wall panel (paginated pads).

elausys · 24 June 2026
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The app ships in three presentations: phone, tablet, and 4″ wall panel. Features are identical; only the layout changes to fit the screen. This section is what differs.

Tablet layout

Rooms page — Tablet layout.
  • A fixed rail on the left carries the page's identity and tools: title, filters (such as the floor levels), the live house summary, the global command buttons, and the main navigation docked at the bottom.
  • The content area on the right holds the page itself; wide pages split into two columns.
  • Navigation is master–detail: tapping a room swaps the content in place — nothing slides in from the right, and the rail stays put. On a room's page, the rail becomes that room's: back button, room name and floor, photo, live summary and the room's global commands.
  • Pickers and dialogs open as centred modals over a dimmed backdrop instead of full-screen pages.
  • The phone's Configuration sheet becomes the Configuration rail: Scenarios, Automations, Functions, Device groups, Views, App settings and System listed on the left, the selected page on the right.
  • Settings and System split into two columns when the window is wide enough, and stack on a narrow one.

The 4″ wall panel (480 × 480)

Wall panel home — Wall panel layout.

The wall panel layout is built for a small square touch screen at arm's length:

  • Content is a paginated grid — swipe between pages, dots show where you are.
  • A clock sits in every list header, and a full-width navigation pill is docked at the bottom.
  • Tapping a device opens its control as a full-screen overlay — the whole panel becomes that one shutter or thermostat, with a close button to return.
  • Scenarios appear as large launcher pads — one tap runs the scene.

💡 Tip: On a wall panel, turn on Settings → Appearance → Reduce transparency. The frosted-glass blur is expensive on panel hardware, and the flat surfaces are also easier to read at an angle.

One home, three shapes

Your personalization follows the form factor automatically: the home editor's section order applies to phone, tablet and wall panel alike (see “App Settings & Personalization”), and the theme, accent and page-style settings are per device — so the wall panel can run flat and dark while your phone stays glassy.

PhoneTablet4″ wall panel
NavigationBottom barDocked in the left railFull-width pill at the bottom
ListsScrollScroll (rail fixed)Paginated grid, no scrolling
Device detailDetail pageDetail in place, rail staysFull-screen overlay
PickersSheets / pagesCentred modalsFull-screen overlays
ClockPhone status bar—Drawn in every list header

Frequently Asked Questions

How is tablet navigation different?

A fixed left rail holds navigation and tools while selected rooms and details replace the content on the right.

How do I browse devices on a 4-inch wall panel?

Swipe through paginated grids. The dots show your current page; panel pages do not scroll.

How do I open a device control on the wall panel?

Tap the device to open a full-screen control overlay, then use its close button to return.

Can the wall panel use a different appearance from my phone?

Yes. Theme, accent and page-style settings are per device. Reduce transparency is recommended on panel hardware.

Keep exploring

Find the other guides for this product in the documentation.

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