Nut upsuser - Sep 2005 - Sustainer S-1000C (Powercom protocol)

Hi *Simon,

i got a similar setup here (also a powercom-oem-product, but in my case 
labeled by a swiss "manufacturer")  with the same problems, using 
powercom's upsmon works fine, while nut completely refuses to cooperate.

after trying almost everything i somehow hopeless surfed on the official 
nut-page, when i saw that there are powercom-products which don't need 
the powercom-driver, but the *fentonups one. now with the fentonups 
driver everything works just fine. i'm shure it would be a good idea for 
you to give the fentonups-driver a try.

greets

christian k?ndig

2005/9/20, kreegee <kreegee@gmail.com>:
> 
> Hi *Simon,
> 
> i got a similar setup here (also a powercom-oem-product, but in my case
> labeled by a swiss "manufacturer") with the same problems, using
> powercom's upsmon works fine, while nut completely refuses to
cooperate.
> 
> after trying almost everything i somehow hopeless surfed on the official
> nut-page, when i saw that there are powercom-products which don't need
> the powercom-driver, but the *fentonups one. now with the fentonups
> driver everything works just fine. i'm shure it would be a good idea
for
> you to give the fentonups-driver a try.

thanks to make a detailed report (ie output of upsc, line(s) to add to 
driver.list) so that other users can take advantage of it.

Arnaud
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