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Arjen de Korte schreef:
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<pre wrap="">Herman wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I have a question regarding a sweex product. Its bundled with UPSmart v
2.12.
I installed nut accordingly to the user manual included in the software.
A quick check of data/drivers.list revealed to me i should use the:
"Sweex" "500/1000" "contact closure - shipped with
UPSmart" "genericups upstype=7" driver
this driver loads just fine. I also checked the other sweex's drivers
they won't load.
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Are you absolutely sure that the UPS is connected to /dev/ttyS0? The
fact that the driver is reporting "OB LB" may also mean nothing is
connected to the port.
Best regards, Arjen
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Thank you for your fast reply,<br>
Yes i am quite sure my Sweex UPS 1000VA is connected to the correct
port. This port is also owned by the NUT user.<br>
I have tested this by connecting a modem and sending an AT commando to
it. It happily replayed with OK.<br>
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Also i have connected the UPS to a windows machine. The bundled
software worked on that machine UPSmart 2.14. The linux software on the
CD wasn't useful since i don't run X. The manual i got with the UPS
was a complete waste of time. It was written for a different version
software i guess you would call it the "safenet" protocol.<br>
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This suggests that sweex doesn't know what UPS'es they are actually
shipping. Or to stupid to include the right manual..<br>
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ps. Sorry for personally emailing you i guess my mail settings are
bored.<br>
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