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Dashboard

2. Dashboard

The Dashboard is the first screen you see when logging into SLZB-OS.
It provides an at-a-glance overview of your device’s current status, connectivity, and Zigbee network health.
From here, you can quickly access detailed sections via the top or side navigation menus.

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2.1 Layout Overview

The dashboard typically consists of the following key blocks:

  1. Device Status Panel

    • Model – Displays the hardware model (e.g., SLZB-MR1U).

    • Firmware Version – Current SLZB-OS version installed.

    • Uptime – How long the device has been running since last restart.

    • CPU & Memory Usage – Real-time resource utilization.

  2. Network Status

    • IP Address – Current assigned IPv4 address.

    • Connection Type – Ethernet, PoE, USB, or Wi-Fi (depending on model).

    • MAC Address – Unique network identifier.

    • Link Status – Connection state and link speed.

  3. Zigbee Hub Summary

    • Coordinator State – Online/Offline status.

    • Connected Devices – Number of active Zigbee devices.

    • Last Message – Timestamp of the last received Zigbee event.

    • Zigbee2MQTT / ZHA Status – Shows which integration is currently active.

  4. Quick Actions

    • Restart Device – Reboots the SLZB device.

    • Restart Zigbee Hub – Restarts Zigbee coordinator service without rebooting the whole system.

    • Open Zigbee2MQTT Web UI – Shortcut to Z2M frontend (if enabled).

    • Check for Firmware Update – Quick link to update page.

2.2 Indicators & Colors

  • Green – Normal operation.

  • Yellow/Orange – Warning or degraded performance (e.g., high CPU usage).

  • Red – Critical issue (e.g., coordinator offline).

2.3 Typical Uses

  • Monitoring – Quickly verify if both network and Zigbee hub are running normally.

  • Troubleshooting – Identify offline status or high resource load.

  • Fast Navigation – Jump directly to network or Zigbee hub settings.

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