On 2020-01-07 23:01, Roger Price wrote:
On Tue, 7 Jan 2020, Eyal Lebedinsky wrote:
I had a (intentional) power outage. The UPS/nut properly shut the system down
when battery was down to 20%.
It ran for only 18 minutes rather than the expected 40 (see later).
After it charged to 37% I removed power from the UPS. After 4-5 minutes the
system shut down.
However, when I restored power to the UPS the machine powered up immediately
(no delay). I though it was supposed
to wait for a higher charge?
Does the Eaton 5E 1500i have this ability? I don't see it mentioned in Eaton's
PDFs for this UPS.
There is no report for variable "ups.delay.start" in your upsc output.
What does command "upsc <ups> ups.delay.start" report?
$ upsc eaton ups.delay.start
Init SSL without certificate database
Error: Variable not supported by UPS
Nevertheless, the UPS reported a charge of 58% when the machine restarted, I
expected about 20%. Free energy?
Q1) Does this last exercise indicate a bad battery that woke up on the second
restart?
Or a failed UPS?
The UPS is a Eaton 5E1500i. It is only 6m old and within the warranty
period.
Q2) What is the parameter I need to set on the UPS for a minimum charge before
restarting power?
What does command "upsrw <ups>" report?
$ upsrw eaton
[outlet.desc]
Outlet description
Type: STRING
Maximum length: 20
Value: Main Outlet
[output.voltage.nominal]
Nominal output voltage (V)
Type: ENUM
Option: "200"
Option: "208"
Option: "220"
Option: "230" SELECTED
Option: "240"
[ups.delay.shutdown]
Interval to wait after shutdown with delay command (seconds)
Type: STRING
Maximum length: 10
Value: 20
[ups.start.battery]
Allow to start UPS from battery
Type: STRING
Maximum length: 5
Value: yes
Roger
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