Hi Charles I´ve tried with the blazer_usb, blazer_ser, genericups and powercom drivers and its different types -- the only type that kind of works is* BNT-other,* when I run the command: *sudo /lib/nut/powercom -a int -DDDD, *I will get this output:
*12.470014 input.frequency (raw data): [raw: 80]* * 12.470093 input.frequency: 45.00* * 12.470124 output.frequency (raw data): [raw: 80]* * 12.470166 output.frequency: 45.00* * 12.470192 ups.load (raw data): [raw: 0]* * 12.470227 ups.load: 0.0* * 12.470252 battery.charge (raw data): [raw: 242]* * 12.470288 battery.charge: 242.0* * 12.470313 input.voltage (raw data): [raw: 150]* * 12.470349 input.voltage: 300.0* * 12.470374 output.voltage (raw data): [raw: 150]* * 12.470411 output.voltage: 300.0* * 12.470449 STATUS: OL* However, when I start upsdrvctrl and then run *sudo upsc int@localhost ups.status 2>&1 | grep -v '^Init SSL'*, I get the following: *pi@elektra:/etc/nut $ sudo upsc int@localhost ups.status 2>&1 | grep -v '^Init SSL'* *Error: Driver not connected* Apparently the powercom command can "see" the UPS, but the upsdrvctrl is not working right. Any ideas? Thanks!! On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 8:34 AM, Charles Lepple <[email protected]> wrote: > On Jul 20, 2016, at 6:12 PM, Edgar Estrada <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Does anybody know if it's possible to monitor a Powercom EBk 500 > (RS232)? the trick is that I am using a raspberry pi, it does not have > RS232 so I connected a keyspan RS232 to USB adapter, but so far I can´t > make this work. > > That model isn't listed in our compatibility table: > http://networkupstools.org/stable-hcl.html?manufacturer=Powercom > > However, there are at least two drivers which are compatible with other > serial models: powercom and blazer_ser (nutdrv_qx might be, as well). > > Which driver did you use? > > If you are using Raspbian, you can stop the NUT service (sudo service > nut-server stop) and run the driver manually in debug mode: > > /lib/nut/powercom -a <name-from-ups.conf> -DDDD > > The commands and paths will likely be different for other distributions, > but you can find out the path by passing a few "-D" flags to "upsdrvctl > start". > > [please use Reply-All to include the list - thanks!] > > > -- > Charles Lepple > clepple@gmail > > > >
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