Tuc at T-B-O-H.NET wrote: > It claims there are 2 signal configurations (But nothing about > how to tell which yours has... ) > > Type I: > Pin 2 - AC Power Failure > Pin 4 - Common Ground of 2,5,6 > Pin 5 - UPS Battery Low > Pin 6 - Turn off UPS > > Type II: > > Pin 2 - AC Power Failure > Pin 4 - Common Ground of 2,5 > Pin 5 - UPS Battery Low > Pin 6 - Turn off UPS > Pin 7 - GND of Pin 6 > > > They also had 2 pieces of software to run it, RUPS and UPSILION. > > RUPS has a DOS, Linux, Netware, Win31 and Windows set of programs > > UPSILION has NetWare, Unix (Linux 2.x, FreeBSD 2.x, 3.x and 4.x) > and Windows program > > They all seem to intimate being able to set things such as : > > System Shutdown Delay Time When AC Power Failed > System Shutdown Delay Time when Battery Low > UPS Turn Off Delay Time > Shutdown Count Down Display > Scheduling Function (Activate a shutdown) > Turn off UPS after System Shutdown > etc..
Neither of the above functions require more than a contact closure interface. I'd be surprised if it would even have 'intelligence' in the form of a microcontroller on board. > But one of the bigger things is telling you the > Input Voltage, Output Voltage, % Battery Level, Input Frequency, > Last Spike, Last Sag, Last Failure Cause. > > With all this, doesn't it mean that there is SOME more intelligence > to the UPS than "OL, OB, LB"? I doubt it, but prove me wrong. Best regards, Arjen _______________________________________________ Nut-upsuser mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/nut-upsuser
