ZigBeeForDomoticZ plugin Wiki
The Web Interface — General Presentation
The plugin includes a built-in web interface accessible from your browser. It provides a graphical way to manage devices, monitor the Zigbee network, and configure the plugin without editing configuration files directly.
Accessing the Web Interface
Please refer to Step 3 — Plugin Configuration for instructions on how to enable and access the web interface.
Once configured, the interface is available at:
http://<domoticz-ip>:<port>/z4d/
The port is the one set in the plugin’s hardware parameters (9440 by default).
Menu
The menu bar at the top of every page gives access to the following sections:
Menu
Entries
Purpose
(plugin name)
—
Dashboard: overview of the plugin, the coordinator and the network. The menu shows the name you gave the plugin hardware in Domoticz.
Management
Device Management, Group Management
List, rename and configure the paired devices and the Zigbee groups
Network
Topology, Mesh graph (from plugin 9.1.008), Interference level
Neighbour tables of the mesh, the mesh drawn as a graph, and an energy scan of the Zigbee channels
Admin
Plugin, Provisionning, Group, Coordinator, Firmware
Plugin: upgrade and restart the plugin. Provisionning: open the network for pairing, full-reset pairing, recreate widgets. Group: rescan the groups. Coordinator: software reset, change the Zigbee channel. Firmware: device firmware updates (OTA).
Settings
—
The plugin settings
Tools
Tools, Command, Reporting, Binding, Debug, Error(s)
Tools: buttons that display (and export) plugin data — plugin and coordinator info, devices, groups, battery state, traffic, plugin health, plugin logs… Command: send raw Zigbee commands. Reporting: attribute reporting configuration (only shown with a zigpy coordinator). Binding: bind clusters between devices. Debug: the debug logging settings. Error(s): the errors recorded by the plugin.
Manufacturer
CASA.iA, ZLinky, TICmeter, Chameleon
Pages dedicated to some devices. The menu only appears when at least one of these devices is paired, and only lists the ones you have.
About
—
Plugin version, where to find help (wiki, Domoticz forum, Keybase) and acknowledgements
Header elements
On the right of the menu bar:
- Accept new hardware: a switch that opens the network for pairing for 4 minutes, then closes it again. See Add a new device.
- Language: a flag selects the interface language (English, French, Dutch, Spanish, German, Italian).
- Restart needed (blinking exclamation mark): a change is waiting for a plugin restart. Click it to go to Admin > Plugin, where the plugin can be restarted.
- Error(s) detected (blinking red triangle): the plugin has recorded errors. Click it to go to Tools > Error(s). See Deal with errors.
On a narrow screen the menu collapses behind a ☰ button, and the Accept new hardware switch and the language flag move to the bottom of that menu.
The plugin also sends anonymous usage statistics; what is sent and how to opt out is described on the Statistics page.
The interface appearance may have changed since this documentation was written.
The Web Interface — General Presentation
The plugin includes a built-in web interface accessible from your browser. It provides a graphical way to manage devices, monitor the Zigbee network, and configure the plugin without editing configuration files directly.
Accessing the Web Interface
Please refer to Step 3 — Plugin Configuration for instructions on how to enable and access the web interface.
Once configured, the interface is available at:
http://<domoticz-ip>:<port>/z4d/
The port is the one set in the plugin’s hardware parameters (9440 by default).
Menu
The menu bar at the top of every page gives access to the following sections:
| Menu | Entries | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| (plugin name) | — | Dashboard: overview of the plugin, the coordinator and the network. The menu shows the name you gave the plugin hardware in Domoticz. |
| Management | Device Management, Group Management | List, rename and configure the paired devices and the Zigbee groups |
| Network | Topology, Mesh graph (from plugin 9.1.008), Interference level | Neighbour tables of the mesh, the mesh drawn as a graph, and an energy scan of the Zigbee channels |
| Admin | Plugin, Provisionning, Group, Coordinator, Firmware | Plugin: upgrade and restart the plugin. Provisionning: open the network for pairing, full-reset pairing, recreate widgets. Group: rescan the groups. Coordinator: software reset, change the Zigbee channel. Firmware: device firmware updates (OTA). |
| Settings | — | The plugin settings |
| Tools | Tools, Command, Reporting, Binding, Debug, Error(s) | Tools: buttons that display (and export) plugin data — plugin and coordinator info, devices, groups, battery state, traffic, plugin health, plugin logs… Command: send raw Zigbee commands. Reporting: attribute reporting configuration (only shown with a zigpy coordinator). Binding: bind clusters between devices. Debug: the debug logging settings. Error(s): the errors recorded by the plugin. |
| Manufacturer | CASA.iA, ZLinky, TICmeter, Chameleon | Pages dedicated to some devices. The menu only appears when at least one of these devices is paired, and only lists the ones you have. |
| About | — | Plugin version, where to find help (wiki, Domoticz forum, Keybase) and acknowledgements |
Header elements
On the right of the menu bar:
- Accept new hardware: a switch that opens the network for pairing for 4 minutes, then closes it again. See Add a new device.
- Language: a flag selects the interface language (English, French, Dutch, Spanish, German, Italian).
- Restart needed (blinking exclamation mark): a change is waiting for a plugin restart. Click it to go to Admin > Plugin, where the plugin can be restarted.
- Error(s) detected (blinking red triangle): the plugin has recorded errors. Click it to go to Tools > Error(s). See Deal with errors.
On a narrow screen the menu collapses behind a ☰ button, and the Accept new hardware switch and the language flag move to the bottom of that menu.
The plugin also sends anonymous usage statistics; what is sent and how to opt out is described on the Statistics page.
The interface appearance may have changed since this documentation was written.