Nut upsdev - Oct 2017 - Tripplite Smart Int 1000 - wrong numbers

Charles, maybe we are getting closer :-)
> The tripplite_serial_protocol branch has some debug statements that will
show up if you run "sudo drivers/tripplite -D -a name-of-ups" from the
nut directory.
Network UPS Tools - Tripp-Lite SmartUPS driver 0.91 (2.7.4-432-gafd90f5a)
 ?? 0.000000??? [D1] debug level is '1'
 ?? 0.177766??? [D1] W value = 0x86
 ?? 0.177782??? [D1] L value = 0x45
 ?? 0.177786??? [D1] V value = 0x01
 ?? 0.177790??? [D1] X value = 0x0000
Detected Tripp Lite Smart 1000 on /dev/ttyS0

I do have some of the more modern protocol documentation for Tripplite
from the tripplite engineers, if someone is working on updating the
Tripplite drivers.

  Their protocols are horrible.

  Thomas

On Tue, Oct 10, 2017 at 1:37 AM, <tuharsky at misbb.sk> wrote:
> Charles, maybe we are getting closer :-)
>
>> The tripplite_serial_protocol branch has some debug statements that
will
>> show up if you run "sudo drivers/tripplite -D -a name-of-ups"
from the nut
>> directory.
>>
> Network UPS Tools - Tripp-Lite SmartUPS driver 0.91 (2.7.4-432-gafd90f5a)
>    0.000000    [D1] debug level is '1'
>    0.177766    [D1] W value = 0x86
>    0.177782    [D1] L value = 0x45
>    0.177786    [D1] V value = 0x01
>    0.177790    [D1] X value = 0x0000
> Detected Tripp Lite Smart 1000 on /dev/ttyS0
>
>
>
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On Oct 10, 2017, at 11:50 AM, Thomas Charron <twaffle at gmail.com>
wrote:
> 
>   I do have some of the more modern protocol documentation for Tripplite
from the tripplite engineers, if someone is working on updating the Tripplite
drivers.
Is this something we can publish on the protocol section of the NUT website? If
not... any recommendations on things we should change in the code?

I'm happy to help with updating drivers, as long as someone is willing to
test the changes.

On Oct 10, 2017, at 1:37 AM, tuharsky at misbb.sk wrote:
> 
> Charles, maybe we are getting closer :-)
>> The tripplite_serial_protocol branch has some debug statements that
will show up if you run "sudo drivers/tripplite -D -a name-of-ups"
from the nut directory.
> Network UPS Tools - Tripp-Lite SmartUPS driver 0.91 (2.7.4-432-gafd90f5a)
>    0.000000    [D1] debug level is '1'
>    0.177766    [D1] W value = 0x86
>    0.177782    [D1] L value = 0x45
>    0.177786    [D1] V value = 0x01
>    0.177790    [D1] X value = 0x0000
Hmm, I was hoping to see some numbers in V that matched the format of the V
command results in tripplite_usb.

If you run "git pull" and rebuild, what does it print for the
"D" value?

We might need to get some results from others who have similar hardware, but
120V wiring, and compare to see if one of the digits refers to the voltage
range.

Charles, You asked for numbers, and got numbers in return :-)

After recompilation,

 ?? 0.314016??? [D1] D value: 1181128E50001681811F5


D?a 11.10.2017 o 04:10 Charles Lepple nap?sal(a):
> On Oct 10, 2017, at 1:37 AM, tuharsky at misbb.sk wrote:
>> Charles, maybe we are getting closer :-)
>>> The tripplite_serial_protocol branch has some debug statements that
will show up if you run "sudo drivers/tripplite -D -a name-of-ups"
from the nut directory.
>> Network UPS Tools - Tripp-Lite SmartUPS driver 0.91
(2.7.4-432-gafd90f5a)
>>     0.000000    [D1] debug level is '1'
>>     0.177766    [D1] W value = 0x86
>>     0.177782    [D1] L value = 0x45
>>     0.177786    [D1] V value = 0x01
>>     0.177790    [D1] X value = 0x0000
> Hmm, I was hoping to see some numbers in V that matched the format of the V
command results in tripplite_usb.
>
> If you run "git pull" and rebuild, what does it print for the
"D" value?
>
> We might need to get some results from others who have similar hardware,
but 120V wiring, and compare to see if one of the digits refers to the voltage
range.

> We might need to get some results from others who have similar hardware,
but 120V wiring, and compare to see if one of the digits refers to the voltage
range.
Well, I don't know any... And I don't see voltage selector on UPS
either.