[Nut-upsdev] Status of cyberpower driver
David C. Rankin
drankinatty at suddenlinkmail.com
Tue Oct 20 23:04:50 UTC 2009
On Saturday 10 October 2009 08:27:14 am you wrote:
> Correction, we're not interested in the above output. It won't help
> us in further driver development. Only if you happen to use a 'high
> mains' (220 - 240 V nominal) version CyberPower UPS, I would be
> interested in a dump of the serial communications between the Windows
> PowerPanel program (provided by CyberPower) and the UPS.
>
> Reason is that a couple of months ago I wrote a UPS simulator for the
> 'low mains' (100 - 120 V nominal) version, so that I'm able to confirm
> that the NUT driver behaves in a similar way as the ones provided by
> CyberPower (I can fully control the 'UPS' output values to the
> driver). This doesn't work for the 'high mains' version though, since
> that seems to require some additional info from the UPS to tell the
> Windows driver that this is a 'high mains' UPS. I haven't figured this
> out yet and no user has provided this info so far (despite asking
> several times).
>
OK,
Well I guess you have seen enough of my CP UPS output ;-) It it frustrating
that suse doesn't update the nut package very often. After all the work you
did to get the voltage to display correctly instead of at 20V, suse still has
updated the package. However, I have an Archlinux box with the same CP UPS and
the voltages are perfect.
Thanks again to you all, you guys do great work.
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