Citeren "Kiss Gabor (Bitman)" <[email protected]>:
Battery is fully charged. Suddenly Utility power breaks. In the modell the battery.current parameter is set to -42 amper. After half an hour battery is empty. battery.current=0. Then power returns. +1.3 A is assigned to the variable. Battery is slowly recharged (in 16 hours). The question is: how could I tune the above values (42 and 1.3) instead of wiring hard into the program code?
As I told you, by making them a R/W variable. Have a look at the docs/new-drivers and look for 'dstate_setflags'.
I though I need some config file that contains this: battery.current: 42.0 battery.current.recharge: 1.3 etc.
Not recommended. Any variables from the configuration files require reloading the driver. It is probably much easier to make this a R/W variable, so that you can modify it on the fly via 'upsrw'.
Actually battery.current.recharge would not be advertised by the driver.
In that case, you can name it as you please, although we certainly don't recommend parameters that are hidden.
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