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...I had available to me, and put them in the conf. So now it looks like : [ellipse] driver = mge-shut port = /dev/cuaa0 desc = "UPS" lowbatt = 5 offdelay = 120 let the UPS charge up fully, 24 hours. I plugged a single lamp into it, with a 60W bulb. At 3:40p I pulled the power. This is a sample of some readings I took since then : Time % Charge Load 3:40 100 2 3:41 98 4 3:42 94 6 3:43 91 6 3:44 88 4 3:45 84 6 ==more...

> On Oct 31, 2016, at 10:15 PM, Michael Evans <mjevans1983 at gmail.com> wrote: > > Are there any other tests I can perform or ways that I can help gather data to get the longer tests supported? > The "test.battery.start" command takes a parameter in seconds (defaults to 600): https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/blob/v2.7.4/drivers/nutdrv_qx_blazer-common.c#L286

...ing it off at the breaker panel for a full-depletion test. The ups.load value fluctuated more than I'd prefer during the testing, at one point going well outside of the range I anticipated it to remain within. For the first run: A very rough average reading of "33" (compared to the 60W bulb at "2") lasted under 7 min 40 seconds. I feel like rounding both of those down for safety. The last OB (only) value was 22.20; 90 seconds before the last OB LB was measured. The last, and the second to last reading (30 sec apart) were 21.50 and 21.10. So far these are the 'ac...

...run: test.battery.start test.battery.start.deep Both appear to leave the battery voltage at line-power levels; while the quick test does have a notable voltage delta. Are there any other tests I can perform or ways that I can help gather data to get the longer tests supported? I borrowed a 60W light bulb (instead of one of the new weird ones that stores are now selling to drive people to just try an LED light). For the 1100W/2200 VA 5E model a 60W light registers as a ups.load of ~2 (clearly truncated; I guess this correlates to approximately floor((100 * 60)/2200)) It took me a while...

...n12Map.png", maptype ="mobile") PlotOnStaticMap(MyMap,lat =datas$LAT,lon =datas$LON, ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? axes =TRUE,mar =rep(4,4)) When I run this on my computer the horizontal axis ranges from 300W to 60E, but the ticks in between aren't linearly spaced (300W, 200W, 100W, 0, 100E, 160W, 60W). Also, the vertical axis moves linearly from 300S to 300N. It seems that no matter what data I supply for datas, the axes are always labeled this way. My question is: 1. Does this problem occur on other machines using this code? 2. Does anyone have an explanation for it? and 3. Can anybody su...

On Oct 25, 2016, at 8:08 PM, Michael Evans wrote: > > It seems that the UPS I bought is actually served by the blazer_usb driver. > > USB ids 06da:0003 (lsusb DB thinks it's a "Phoenixtec Power Co., Ltd 1300VA UPS", but this has apparantly been re-used by Eaton 5E2200USB-LA) > > It's sold as an Eaton 5E 1,100W 2,200VA 6-Outlet UPS > > SKU: 147140 Mfr

> If you set lowbatt=70 then the behaviour you are seeing is normal. Don't > set lowbatt and you'll get the default manufacturer settings which is > LOWBATTERY at 30% charge level. > > Philippe Thanks for quick response! I realized this and forget this setting! For now I think that my box does not recognize signal about low battery - I'm only started to read SHUT

What rigs do you folks use to listen to your music? I have a P-III 500 with Altec Lansing speakers in the dining room and a P-II 350 with Labtec speakers in the Guestroom/office. Sorry, I can't remember what model the Lansings are off the top of my head. The Labtec speakers are fairly cheap. I have a PCI ensonique sound card in the P-III system. I not sure what kind of sound card is in the

I got around to unplugging my UPS and I found it doesn't last nearly as long as estimated. Is the "upsmon[1446]: UPS desktop_ups at localhost battery is low" logged when "battery.runtime:" = "battery.runtime.low: 120"? Does any make better batteries that don't go down faster when they get old? battery.charge: 100 battery.charge.low: 10

...GPU, but it does seem to come from the root port. > I don't otherwise use the nvidia chip I so wish I didn't have, I only > use intel graphics on that laptop, but I must apparently use the nouveau > driver to manage the nouveau chip so that it's turned off and not > burning 60W doing nothing. > Well, you'd also need it when attaching external displays. > lspci is in the quoted message below, I won't copy it here again, but > here's the nvidia bit: > 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation TU104GLM [Quadro RTX 4000 Mobile / Max-Q] (r...

...with 5.8, removing the USB key, didn't help make the boot faster I don't otherwise use the nvidia chip I so wish I didn't have, I only use intel graphics on that laptop, but I must apparently use the nouveau driver to manage the nouveau chip so that it's turned off and not burning 60W doing nothing. lspci is in the quoted message below, I won't copy it here again, but here's the nvidia bit: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA Corporation TU104GLM [Quadro RTX 4000 Mobile / Max-Q] (rev a1) 01:00.1 Audio device: NVIDIA Corporation TU104 HD Audio Controller (rev a1) 0...

...(and lower cost) chargers and inverters that assume a lead acid voltage range. As an example, my inverter will shut down if it sees over about 14.6V. So, how does this fit into NUT? One key aspect of my capacity planning was: "normal load is ~150W, but if the NAS turns off, I can make that 50-60W.". My NAS is a QNAP, it has NUT installed. Before this DIY UPS, I was using an APC consumer UPS connected to the NAS via USB so it would turn off 5 min after mains power went off. That's the behavior I wanted for my DIY UPS. So how did I do this? Gear: * Arduino Pro Micro clone. It has a...

...inverters that assume a lead acid voltage > range. As an example, my inverter will shut down if it sees over about > 14.6V. > > So, how does this fit into NUT? One key aspect of my capacity planning > was: "normal load is ~150W, but if the NAS turns off, I can make that > 50-60W.". My NAS is a QNAP, it has NUT installed. Before this DIY UPS, I > was using an APC consumer UPS connected to the NAS via USB so it would turn > off 5 min after mains power went off. That's the behavior I wanted for my > DIY UPS. > > So how did I do this? > > Gear: &g...

On 5/16/24 08:59, Jim Klimov via Nut-upsuser wrote: > I agree with earlier posters, such documentation can help future > tinkerers. There is probably more than just one to hold the hand and > walk through the ordeals :) > > Perhaps a new page at https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/wiki > <https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/wiki> can be a good location... >

I''m a fan of ZFS since I''ve read about it last year. Now I''m on the way to build a home fileserver and I''m thinking to go with Opensolaris and eventually ZFS!! Apart from the other components, the main problem is to choose the motherboard. The offer is incredibly high and I''m lost. Minimum requisites should be: - working well with Open Solaris ;-) -