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I'm running Network UPS Tools 2.2.0 on a Linux machine, running CentOS 4.5 (RedHat Enterprise Linux 4.5), with a kernel version 2.6.9. I believe I have the software setup and configured properly. I can access the UPS via the upsc (client) tool, upscmd, upsmon, etc. Even the CGI pages provide me with the ups status, etc. However, when I try to shut off the load using the load.off instant

Hi, I recently installed a new cyberpower 1200AVR ups using the newhidups driver I built from the subversion source. I am recieving the following error on start up dstate_setflags: base variable (ups.beeper.status) does not exist dstate_setaux: base variable (ups.beeper.status) does not exist Any ideas? Thanks,

Hello all, Some time ago, you all were very helpful in getting nut running on an OpenBSD system, using--for what it's worth--a CyberPower 1500AVR. So I finally got my FreeBSD system's UPS, also a CyberPower 1500AVR, within reach of its serial cable and I'm trying to get nut running here. I'm going nuts. Basically, I copied the OpenBSD configuration over to the FreeBSD system

...gt; What about the CyberPower AVR1500? It doesn't have to be CyberPower, but > they seem inexpensive. The docs claim it is supported. Does anyone have > one that works well Help might be coming soon. I did some extensive testing tonight. I found out a lot of interesting things. I have a 1200AVR. I found out from the website that you can program Windows XP to use it as a contact-closure type of UPS. The generic windows custom UPS settings are: Power Fail/On Battery - Negative, Low Battery - Negative, UPS Shutdown - Positive. I checked these settings with a serial port monitor. When the...

...me point later. > > Peter, is this at all like the CyberPower unit that you saw? The > usages look like they are all private. I have only twice seen a 0764/0005 unit. The first was a Cyberpower 900AVR, in a post by Lincoln Turner on 13 Apr 2006 to Nut-upsdev. The second was a Cyberpower 1200AVR in a post by Doug Reynolds on 27 Jul 2006. This device announces itself as a "RS232 USB BRIDGE", so it is highly unlikely that it is a HID device. It looks like a serial-over-USB protocol. Therefore, the newhidups driver does not support it. Doug Reynolds reported that he got this to w...