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[Plugin] [Support] WireView Pro II GPU Power Monitor (wireview-hwmon)

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Overview

This plugin brings full integration of the Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro II GPU power monitor into Unraid, exposing real-time voltage, current, power, and temperature readings through the Linux hwmon subsystem with a native web GUI on the Unraid dashboard.

If you've got a WireView Pro II sitting between your PSU cables and GPU, this plugin lets you monitor and configure it directly from the Unraid web UI — no Windows app, no VM passthrough needed.

It's built on top of the wireview-hwmon kernel module project.

What does it do?

The plugin installs a kernel module, a userspace daemon, and a web interface that together give you:

Dashboard Tile — A live, movable tile on the Unraid dashboard showing:

  • Per-pin and average voltage readings

  • Per-pin and total current readings

  • Per-pin and total power readings

  • Onboard and external probe temperature readings

  • Status info including fan duty, fault status/log, and PSU capability

  • Auto-refreshes every 2 seconds with color-coded status indicators (green/orange/red)

Settings Page (Settings > Utilities > WireView Pro II) — Full device configuration matching what you'd get in the official WireView II Pro GUI app:

  • Daemon start/stop/restart

  • Device info (firmware, UID, build string)

  • Fan control (curve/fixed mode, temp source, duty/temp min/max)

  • Protection thresholds (OCP, wire OCP, OPP, temperature fault, current imbalance)

  • Fault response (per-type enable/disable for display, buzzer, soft power, hard power)

  • Display settings (backlight, theme, rotation, timeout, screen cycling)

  • Measurement config (current/power scale, averaging period, logging interval)

  • NVM save/load/factory reset

  • Clear faults

Fault Alerts — A background monitor polls the device every 30 seconds and sends Unraid notifications on fault state transitions and high temperature warnings (above 80°C).
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CLI Tool (wireviewctl) — For those who prefer the command line:

wireviewctl info              # Device info
wireviewctl read-config       # Read config (hex)
wireviewctl write-config <f>  # Write config from file
wireviewctl nvm store         # Save to NVM
wireviewctl clear-faults      # Clear fault log
wireviewctl screen main|temp|pause|resume

Requirements

  • Unraid 7.2.3 or later

  • Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro II connected via USB directly to the Unraid host (must not be passed through to a VM)

Installation

Community Applications (coming soon, waiting for approval)

Search for WireView in the CA plugin store.

Manual Install

Go to Plugins > Install Plugin and paste:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/emaspa/wireview-hwmon-unraid/main/wireview-hwmon.plg

The plugin automatically downloads the correct package for your kernel version.

Troubleshooting

Plugin installs but no sensor data appears:

  • Make sure the WireView Pro II is connected via USB directly to the Unraid host, not passed through to a VM

  • Run lsusb and look for vendor 0483 product 5740

  • Check daemon status: /etc/rc.d/rc.wireviewd status

"Failed to download package for kernel X.Y.Z-Unraid":

  • Your kernel version may not have a pre-built package yet — check the releases page

  • You can also build from source (instructions on GitHub)

Module fails to load:

  • Run dmesg | tail -20 and check for errors

  • Verify the module matches your kernel: uname -r

Support & Feedback

Please report bugs and feature requests on the GitHub Issues page.

For general discussion, questions, support and feedback, feel free to post in this thread.

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Edited by bubbl3

  • Author

v0.5 released

  • Config V2 support for firmware v4: new 96-byte config struct with UiConfigStructV2

  • Color pickers for primary, secondary, highlight, and background colors (replaces theme dropdown)

  • Default screen selector

  • Display inversion toggle

  • Fix config size auto-detection (72/74/96 bytes)

  • Update upstream submodule to wireview-hwmon v1.3

Edited by bubbl3

  • 3 weeks later...
  • 2 months later...
  • Author

Plugin now has support for unRAID 7.3.1: https://github.com/emaspa/wireview-hwmon-unraid/releases/tag/v0.6

Supported Unraid versions

Unraid

Kernel

Package

7.2.x

6.12.54-Unraid

wireview-hwmon-0.6-x86_64-6.12.54-Unraid.txz

7.3.0

6.18.29-Unraid

wireview-hwmon-0.6-x86_64-6.18.29-Unraid.txz

7.3.1

6.18.33-Unraid

wireview-hwmon-0.6-x86_64-6.18.33-Unraid.txz

Edited by bubbl3

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