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power
battery
state of charge
— %
voltage— V
current— A
temp— °C
source—
last update—
total power—
status—
remaining capacity—
remaining working time—
temperature—
cycles—
packs—
⚠ fault—
battery reading is STALE — voltage-floor fail-safe active
SOC — last 60 min
solar (mppt)
pv power— W
charge state—
charge current— A
battery voltage— V
yield today— Wh
last update—
solar reading is STALE
PV POWER — last 60 min
site (x-332)
outdoor— °F
indoor— °F
last update—
outdoor — last 60 min
indoor — last 60 min
weather
temp— °F
conditions—
cloud cover—
humidity— %
wind— mph
station—
last update—
pi
—
cpu temp— °F
cpu use—
5v rail—
disk—
wan—
starlink
link
—
link—
latency—
dish draw—
obstruction—
power-save
link—
schedule—
link returns—
controls relay—
k4 · — TX
—
SPLITRIT
—
80
40
30
20
17
15
12
10
idle—
propane
events — none yet
no transitions yet — will appear here as they happen
controls
No devices reporting. Check the ControlByWeb config under
controlbyweb: in /etc/hearth/config.yaml.
Recent commands
test switching
pi
cpu temp— °C
5v rail—
board power—
cpu clock—
cpu use—
load (1m / 5m / 15m)—
memory—
disk—
wan—
net (rx / tx)—
tailscale—
uptime—
hearth—
CPU TEMP — LAST 60 MIN
5V RAIL — LAST 60 MIN
sites
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Each site keeps its own database on this hub. Selecting one opens its dashboard; return here from the ◀ Sites tab.
link
state—
uptime—
down / up—
latency—
drop rate—
boresight—
obstruction—
firmware—
power — dish only
dish now—
dish mean / max—
dish energy (window)—
Reported by the dish for itself. Pack-side draw is higher — the Starlink router and DC conversion sit outside this measurement.
alerts
—
outages (window)—
control
power-save
—
sleep window
grayline · now
● cabin · ● ionosonde · ● subsolar
7 days
propagation history is on the hub
MUF (MHz)
SFI
K index
k4
power—
vfo—
mode—
tx—
split—
idle shutoff
A rig left RECEIVING on one frequency counts as idle and will be shut
off. Disarm before a long listen.
state—
idle for—
power
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Read-only view of what hearth loaded on start. Edit
/etc/hearth/config.yaml
on the Pi and sudo systemctl restart hearth.service to apply changes.
Secrets are masked — device passwords are shown only as "set" / "not set".