* Charles Lepple <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [080711 08:51]: > Thanks for taking the time to clean up this driver. > > I occasionally work on the tripplite_usb driver, but I have not had > much of a chance to test that against units that have both serial and > USB connections.
(sorry for the duplicate -- this isn't my usual mail client; resending with proper cc: so the threading on the list won't break) I unfortunately only have access to a serial port model. > I suspect that a lot of the code could be shared between the two > drivers, though. A unified driver (or at least one with common code) would certainly be a worthy goal. > Do you know what protocol number the Smart 700 uses? (It is returned > by the ":\0" command.) I tried sending ":\0\r" to my UPS and didn't receive any reply. To be certain I didn't make a mistake in my script, I tried W as a test, and it did return '84', which is what it should for my model. It seems like \0 isn't supported on my serial UPS. The closest similar command that I know of is :V, which gives the firmware revision level, which for me returns "01\r\n". Just let me know if you'd like any other commands tested. -- Nicholas J. Kain <nicholas at kain dot us> http://www.kain.us/~niklata/ _______________________________________________ Nut-upsdev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/nut-upsdev
