r53obd vs Wall Panel for HA

Know your first-generation MINI. Read faults, log live data, and adjust supported settings on your R50, R52, or R53 from your iPhone or iPad. SUPPORTED ADAPTERS • NEW: UniCarScan UCSI-2100 — MINI diagnostics, supported coding, and tests via Bluetooth LE. • OBDLink MX+ or OBDLink CX — MINI diagnostics, supported coding, and tests. • Compatible generic ELM/Veepeak Bluetooth LE adapters — basic engine data, emissions fault codes, and VIN only. These do not support MINI module coding or tests. FREE • Read and clear faults, monitor live data, and export CSV logs. • Read coding and save, import or export backups. • Guided cooling-fan test and demo mode. PRO — ONE-TIME PURCHASE • Change supported coding settings and write saved or imported backups to the car. • Additional actuator and cluster tests, adaptation resets, service-interval resets, and ABS/DSC brake-bleed routines. • Coding changes create a restore point and compare the stored result. Body-module diagnostics and coding, including the body controller and instrument cluster, require an OBD pin 7 to 8 bridge. Ordinary engine diagnostics do not require the bridge. Features depend on the vehicle, fitted modules, and adapter. Adapter sold separately. r53obd is a product of RABRH LLC. MINI and MINI Cooper are registered trademarks of BMW AG. r53obd and RABRH LLC are not affiliated with or endorsed by BMW AG or MINI.

Turn an old iPhone or iPad into a wall panel for your Home Assistant. Wall Panel for HA shows your dashboard full screen, dims it when nobody is around, and wakes it the moment someone walks up — and does nothing else. FULL SCREEN, ALWAYS ON No browser bars and no status bar, and the screen never locks while the panel is open. You stay signed in to Home Assistant, just as in a browser. DIMS WHEN IDLE After a minute without a touch the screen fades almost to dark, and your own brightness comes back when it wakes. The touch that wakes it only wakes it — it never presses a button on your dashboard by accident. Choose how long to wait and how dim to go. Or let it go fully black: on OLED screens black pixels give no light, so the panel looks switched off until someone comes near. WAKES ON MOTION Optionally, the front camera watches for movement while the screen is dimmed and brightens it when someone comes near. Frames are compared on the device a few times a second and never saved or sent anywhere. The camera is off whenever the screen is lit. WAKES ON A SENSOR Or let Home Assistant do it: enter an entity — a motion sensor in the hall, a door contact — and the screen lights up the moment it turns on, and stays lit while it keeps triggering. It uses the panel's own sign-in, so there is no token to create. LOOKS AFTER ITSELF If the Wi-Fi drops, the panel reloads by itself when it comes back. Use Guided Access to keep the panel on screen for good. SMALL ON PURPOSE One settings screen: your Home Assistant address, when to dim, how dim, and how to wake. Hold two fingers on the screen for three seconds to open it. No accounts, no ads, no analytics. The app talks only to your own Home Assistant. Wall Panel for HA is an independent app, not made or endorsed by Home Assistant or Nabu Casa. Home Assistant is a trademark of Nabu Casa, Inc.