Citeren Arnaud Quette <[email protected]>:
to be fully clear: we are interested in the outputs of powerpanel with your
unit:
- the driver debug output:
$ /path/to/powerpanel -DDDDD -a <upsname>
- the upsc (and maybe upsrw, upscmd) output (don't forget to have powerpanel
and upsd running)
$ upsc <upsname>
this kind of info will greatly help us in the final round.
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).
Best regards, Arjen
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