OK, since you have already replaced the batteries, I might suggest that perhaps one/both batteries may have suffered infant mortality. Internal short circuit. Can you have them both load tested? Aside from that, maybe the PowerChute SW has a bug and is turning the UPS off. The old serial version of PC that came with UPS's is so buggy I can not use it! Lastly, the UPS just may have gone Tango-Uniform............ :) Best, Duncan
At 09:29 01/24/2009 -0600, you wrote:
Hello HWG, Saturday, January 24, 2009, 8:18:00 AM, I wrote: > I searched the APC FAQ and knowledge base to no avail, so I am hoping > to find the answer here. The unit has been in service a long time, I > love it and have many of them in use. Never seen this before until > now, basically the UPS just shuts down on it's own. It is being > monitored with Powerchute software but there are NO automations in > place for it to shutdown the UPS unit or even systems for that matter. > It just monitors the power and logs it all for me. I have cleared logs > and double checked to make sure something isn't telling it to shutdown > the unit. Since I am not perfect nor is software, I am going to > terminate that connection (DB9 serial) to help rule that out. It's > been in use awhile and I am hoping it's not going out on me. > Ideas? Forgot to mention, I just replaced the battery also. -- Regards, joeuser - Still looking for the 'any' key... "...now these points of data make a beautiful line..."
