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Version: 7.26

health


system/health​

Conditions: i386
Type: Settings Directory

Hardware health monitoring on x86 (i386) based devices. Use /system/health/print to read the sensor values.

ArgumentTypeDescription
state-after-rebootenum (disabled | enabled)Enables or disables hardware health monitoring after a reboot.
Read-only ArgumentTypeDescription
corenumCPU core voltage.
3.3vnum3.3 V supply line voltage.
5vnum5 V supply line voltage.
12vnum12 V supply line voltage.
lm87-tempnumTemperature measured by the LM87 sensor.
cpu-tempnumCPU temperature.
board-tempnumBoard temperature.
voltage1numVoltage measured by sensor 1.
voltage2numVoltage measured by sensor 2.
voltage3numVoltage measured by sensor 3.
voltage4numVoltage measured by sensor 4.
voltage5numVoltage measured by sensor 5.
voltage6numVoltage measured by sensor 6.
voltage7numVoltage measured by sensor 7.
voltage8numVoltage measured by sensor 8.
voltage9numVoltage measured by sensor 9.
voltage10numVoltage measured by sensor 10.
temp1numTemperature measured by sensor 1.
temp2numTemperature measured by sensor 2.
temp3numTemperature measured by sensor 3.
fan1numSpeed of fan 1 in RPM.
fan2numSpeed of fan 2 in RPM.
fan3numSpeed of fan 3 in RPM.
stateenum (disabled | enabled)Health monitoring state.

system/health​

Conditions: !i386
Syscap: health
Type: Directory

Hardware health monitoring on non-x86 devices. Use /system/health/print to list the name, current value and type of each monitored parameter.

Read-only ArgumentTypeDescription
namestringName of the monitored parameter, for example voltage, cpu-temperature or fan1-speed.
valuealt { valuet: num , valuer: num , valuev: num , valuea: num , valuew: num , valueb: enum (ok | fail | not-present | idle | no-input) { ok:0, fail:1, not-present:2, idle:3, no-input:4 } , values: string }Current value of the parameter. The value and its unit depend on the parameter type.
typeenum (C | RPM | V | A | W | | )Type of the measured value: C is degrees Celsius, RPM is fan speed, V is voltage, A is current and W is power consumption.