Citeren Sergey <[email protected]>:
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But, to switch off the electric power
After 20 min:
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$upsc usb
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battery.charge: 100
battery.temperature: 36.8
battery.voltage: 23.9
input.voltage: 0.0
output.voltage: 220.4
ups.load: 24.7
ups.status: OL
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The ups.status and battery.charger have not changed the value.
battery.voltage, ups.load, battery.temperature adequately react.
After restoration electric power:
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$upsc usb
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battery.charge: 52
battery.temperature: 39.1
battery.voltage: 26.2
input.voltage: 217.4
output.voltage: 217.4
ups.load: 26.6
ups.status: OL
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The battery.charge and input.voltage show correct values.
Apparently, your UPS doesn't update the reported battery charge, until
the power is restored. There is nothing we can do about that.
The only thing that worries me here a little, is that the status
doesn't change from OL to OB when the mains is interrupted. This means
that there may be a conflict between the two HID paths that feed this
status:
UPS.PowerSummary.PresentStatus.ACPresent
UPS.PowerSummary.ACPresent
You could help diagnosing this, buy running the driver in debug mode through
/path/to/usbhid-ups -DD -a upsname
Disconnect the mains and let it run until the load is switched off.
We're only interested in the above two HID paths, so please only post
the relevant lines from the output.
P.S. Probably the driver not truly reads out a condition my ups.
It does, otherwise the other values wouldn't change either.
Best regards, Arjen
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