Clock Bar

The clock bar is the narrow status area at the top of the panel. It uses a fixed layout: one temperature reading on the left, the current time in the middle, and the connectivity icon on the right.

You will find these controls in Settings > Display > Clock Bar on the panel web page.

Settings

• Show Clock Bar - turns the whole top bar on or off.
• Show Night Mode Icon - shows a moon beside the connectivity icon while the night schedule is active. Off by default.
• Temperature - select the temperature item in the screen preview, choose Edit, then choose the Home Assistant sensor and whether to show the degree symbol.
• Clock - select the clock item in the screen preview and choose Hide or Show.
• Connectivity - select the connectivity item in the screen preview and choose Hide or Show.

Opening a card control, such as climate or media, shows the card’s label on the left of the clock bar in the same style as subpage titles. Closing the control restores the subpage title or temperature reading.

The clock bar layout is not customizable. Hidden items stay greyed in the web preview so you can select and show them again, but they are hidden on the device screen. Extra saved temperature entries, weather settings, and older saved layout strings are ignored by current firmware.

Tap the network status icon on the panel to open Settings, even while another modal or a nested menu is open. Settings closes those controls first; tapping Back returns to the underlying page. The page keeps the clock bar visible, shows Settings to the left of the clock, and uses the device's normal grid—for example, 5×3 on a 7-inch display. The cards are ordered Back, IP address, Wi-Fi quality (Wi-Fi builds only), Build, then the device name, flowing left to right and then top to bottom. IP address shows the current address, Wi-Fi quality shows the signal percentage or Disconnected while unavailable, and Build shows the installed firmware version. The device name reflects the name set in Device Name. Ethernet builds omit the Wi-Fi card. Tap Back to return to the page you were using and restore its temperature display.

The night mode moon appears whenever the Night Schedule is in its night period, in both Time and Sensor mode - in Sensor mode it follows the sensor entity and the activation state you chose. It is visible in practice when the schedule keeps the screen awake or dimmed rather than turning it off, and it disappears again when normal mode resumes.

The time format and timezone are configured separately in Time Settings. The temperature unit is configured in Temperature Settings.