<div dir="ltr">Hello Nut List!<br><br>I have 2 "Lacerda 10KVA" UPS that returns strange values for Q1 and F commands:<br><br>Q1<br>(215.0 215.0 219.0 004 60.0 2.27 39.0 00000001<br><br>F<br>#220.0 045 240.0 60.0<br>
<br>At least what I know about Megatec, It seems to say that it has a 240.0 V battery with currently 2.27V. Quite strange.<br>I contacted Lacerda to help me interpret this values and they said that 2.27 is just 1 element from 6 inside the battery. This<br>
way:<br><br> 2.27V x 6 = 13,62V<br>This are 12V batteries<br><br>13,62V should be the real battery measure?<br><br>This UPS has 20 batteries in series:<br><br>20 x 12 = 240 <br><br>This is the nominal battery value returned by F command.<br>
<br>When power is lost, the 2.27V drops very quickly to 2.06V<br><br>2.06V x 6 = 12.36V<br><br>Which seems to be correct for a 12V battery.<br><br>To top it up, I command returns an empty string, which would help "a lot" to identify it. <br>
<br>OK, my questions are:<br><br>1) Is 2.27V plausible for battery voltage or should it be 13,62V?<br>2) Is 240V plausible for battey nominal voltage or should it be 12V?<br>3) Wich can I consider battery full? 2.27V or 2.06V?<br>
4) Any tips to solve this problem? Divide and multiply inside megatec driver? Is there any chance to some UPS hacks in megatec driver (parameters in config file) get upstream? <br><br>Thanks,<br clear="all"><br>-- <br> Luiz Angelo Daros de Luca<br>
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