On this page you will find all connected hardware and the drivers running for this hardware. This are devices connected to usb ports, i2c, but also plugins which need hardware emulation (for example network based devices) or bindings (like the MQTT plugin).
When you attach any peripheral this page will update and show you the connected device, the name and what kind of device it is. Be aware that it is possible that counterfeit or cheap usb serial adapters devices can not be detected correctly which result in missing device names/detection.
If a device is not recognized automatically, for example with an emulatedserial port, click the "Add manually" button and set the appropiate settings
Running All is fine. If you want to disconnect, please click the driver and press disconnect.
Attention/Settings This is a fresh connected device which needs some settings before it can be interacted with, or there is some attention needed. Click the device to see what is the case.
Error/Problem There is an issue with the hardware or the server is incompatible with the hardware or vice verse. Click the device to see what is the case
All though the server supports hot plugging and tries it's best to nicely close any hardware connections when you unplug a device, it is advisable you first nicely close it in the web interface. So before you unplug a device, please click a device and press disconnect.
If a port is not automatically recognized you can add one using the "Add custom port" button. Currently only /dev/tty* (as serial) ports are supported as custom port.
Status | Action | Interface | Name | Hardware driver | Software driver | Port |
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