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Dashboards

With NeuroomNet you can make your building control simple and clear.

Create user-friendly, func­tional dashboards to run complex control sequences with just one click (or tap).
Whether you want to control your lighting, media tech­no­logy, or other elec­trical devices, it’s child’s play with our dash­board desi­gner. Whether you want to control your lighting, media tech­no­logy, or other elec­trical devices, it’s child’s play with our dash­board desi­gner.
Design your dashboards individually and adapt them to your needs. With NeuroomNet you have ever­y­thing under control.

Individual User Inter­faces — Dash­board

Dashboards allow the crea­tion of graphical user inter­faces that can be used to perform prede­fined actions or to display certain live statuses/aspects.
There are various possi­bi­li­ties for the visual styling of these dashboards. For this purpose, ready-made templates are available in the dash­board desi­gner, which you can recolor and label. In the visual editor, you can position and group all elements as you wish. For profes­sio­nals, styling via CSS is also possible!

The dashboards created are web pages (available on the local network and/or the Internet) that can be operated from desktop compu­ters and mobile devices.
Of course, only after you have set authen­ti­ca­tion and autho­riza­tion! You can even granu­larly link individual pages and elements with rights so that only autho­rized rights roles are allowed to operate them.

Control ever­y­thing with one button click or have a sepa­rate button for ever­y­thing?

User inter­faces can be put toge­ther as desired. Many controls such as buttons, sliders, knobs, swit­ches, text inputs, etc. are available in the library. These can be connected directly to the end device or compo­nent or serve as trig­gers for media control. Create a slider to control the room sound or a switch to turn the light on and off.
Of course, the dash­board inter­faces work on desktop and mobile devices.

 

Here are some examples of what these dashboards might look like:

 

Dashboards can be loaded and operated via a browser on diffe­rent end devices.

The colors and beha­vior of the buttons can be freely changed via CSS. The buttons are grouped into panels to faci­li­tate changes in the arran­ge­ment.

Various sliders allow you to set volume and bright­ness values. The sliders can map both a linear and logarithmic value scale.

For more examples and expl­ana­tions take a look at our documentation.

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