Hi,
I just acquired a Ritmo AS-800VA.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work out of the box with nut - so I had to do a
bit of reverse engineering on the protocol to get it working. Am now
posting my findings here in the hope it will get this added to the next
release.
There are also 1000VA and 12000VA
Stuart D. Gathman ha scritto:
If I understand the problem correctly, here is a possible solution: create
another daemon (mged) that connects to the high end UPS and in turn listens on
multiple sockets, one for each outlet. Each socket would simulate a simple
UPS. There would be a NUT driver for
On Mon, 26 Oct 2009, Arjen de Korte wrote:
> >A possible sample configuration could be:
> >
> >[globalups]
> > driver = mgensm-ups
> > port = parallel
> > minimum = 1
> > ups1.port = ups1.domain.com
> > ups1.outlet = main
> > ups2.port = ups2.domain.com
> > ups2.outlet = 2
> > ...
>
> Yes. In the
Hi Arnaud,
We have a liebert GTX2 ESP-II it use serial port.
I tries this settings:
http://fedoranews.org/contributors/kazutoshi_morioka/nut/
And I tried /etc/init.d/ups start, but It says
Communications with UPS liebert...@localhost lost
Broadcast message from nut (Mon Oct 26 13:45:45 2009):
UP
Arjen de Korte ha scritto:
Citeren Marco Chiappero :
A possible sample configuration could be:
[globalups]
driver = mgensm-ups
port = parallel
minimum = 1
[...]
The 'minimum' parameter and redundancy is something that should be dealt
with in the client(s), not the driver. This is
Citeren Marco Chiappero :
A possible sample configuration could be:
[globalups]
driver = mgensm-ups
port = parallel
minimum = 1
ups1.port = ups1.domain.com
ups1.outlet = main
ups2.port = ups2.domain.com
ups2.outlet = 2
...
The 'm
