Well after hours and hours of non stop research and testing I have found
out that my seemingly unidentifiable UPS, which was purchased so
cheaply, is still unidentifiable, BUT I have worked out it makes use of
the Fenton UPS Protocol, or Megatec/RUPS2 Protocol...or some sort of
clone of that
Hi everyone,
The other day my boss bought a UPS which was on special at Dick Smith
Electronics for $100 (400Va, 9pin Serial-to-pc, 6 minutes @ half-load),
an ok price i guess.
The DSE web site notes that the UPS has Linux software, which is true, I
was able to download an RPM. But the rpm wont
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-= Subject: [SLUG] UPS woes.
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-= Hi everyone,
-= The other day my boss bought a UPS which was on special at
-= Dick Smith Electronics for $100 (400Va, 9pin Serial-to-pc,
-= 6 minutes @ half-load), an ok price i guess.
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-= The DSE web site notes that the UPS has Linux software
On Sun, Jun 22, 2003 at 07:54:28AM +1000, Chris Barnes wrote:
Hi everyone,
The other day my boss bought a UPS which was on special at Dick Smith
Electronics for $100 (400Va, 9pin Serial-to-pc, 6 minutes @ half-load),
an ok price i guess.
yep, a good little buy. I'm not sure why they even
Ahh nice work!
I've actually been up all night looking for more information this thing.
I'm not 100% sure, but it looks like its a copy of UPS made by Microtek
Italia called the MICROedge MEG501.
I wasn't able to find ANY information about the protocol they used.
The company which seems to have
