Revolution Display

The Revolution Display’s touchscreen interface consists of up to 16 pages, each containing a 4x4 grid of widgets for information, control, and navigation.

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Modes

The default configuration begins with a single sb icon ui mode primary Primary Mode, containing one blank Home Page.

Modes are an optional method to group pages of controls for specific situations. A simple example might use:

  • Business Hours (primary) - Full HVAC/climate control, blinds, area/zone dimming sliders, etc.

  • After Hours - No HVAC, no blinds, basic ALL ON/OFF lighting controls for cleaning staff.

Managing Modes
  1. To add a new mode, click the sb icon add New ⏷ dropdown arrow and select sb icon ui mode New Mode.

  2. To remove a mode, select it and click sb icon delete Delete (Del).

  3. To assign a new primary mode, right-click it and select sb icon ui mode primary Set as Primary Mode.

  4. To rename a mode, select it and then left-click its name, press F2, or edit the Name field in the Mode Properties pane on the right.

The Primary Mode cannot be deleted.

Pages

Each UI supports a maximum of 16 pages. There are three page types:

  • sb icon ui page home Home Page - This is the default start page for the current each mode. It is created automatically and cannot be deleted.

  • sb icon ui page standard Standard Page - An optional page of additional widgets.

  • sb icon ui page standby Standby Page - This page displays when the panel is in standby (max: 1 per mode).

Managing Pages
  1. Select the required mode (if applicable) and click the sb icon add New ⏷ button to add a sb icon ui page standard Standard page, or click the dropdown arrow to select a sb icon ui page standby Standby page.

  2. To remove a page, select it and click sb icon delete Delete (Del).

  3. To rename a page, select it and then left-click its name, press F2, or edit the Name field in the Page Properties tab on the right.

  4. To change the selected page’s background colour, open the Page Properties tab, select General > Background, then click the dropdown button to access the colour selection dialog.

Widgets

Widgets are predefined objects that include icons, text, and/or controls for various system components. You can add any arrangement of widgets in the available space on each page.

Managing Widgets
  1. Select a page and open the Widget Gallery tab on the right.

  2. Expand and collapse categories using the ⌃/⌄ controls next to each header.

  3. To add a widget, simply click and drag it to a location on the page.

  4. To remove a widget, select it and click the ❌ button.

  5. To configure a widget, select it and open the Widget Properties tab on the right.

You can find more information on widget types and properties on the Widgets page.