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...ring software, there is naturally going to be a gap between what NUT shows, and what you see in XP. > Secondly, the reported voltages are all incorrect. I > measured them with an accurate voltmeter, and the Input Voltage is > typically around 120V, the Output Voltage is 122V, and the Battery > Voltage at full charge is 26V. Running under Windows, the system > confirms these values. Under the Linux driver, however, the system > is reporting an Input Voltage of around 113V, an Output Voltage of > 114V, and a fully charged Battery Voltage of 14.6V....

...driver is on-line, and if not restarts NUT.? I do not observe this behavior when I boot Windows XP Pro 64 on the system. ??????????? Secondly, the reported voltages are all incorrect.? I measured them with an accurate voltmeter, and the Input Voltage is typically around 120V, the Output Voltage is 122V, and the Battery Voltage at full charge is 26V.? Running under Windows, the system confirms these values.? Under the Linux driver, however, the system is reporting an Input Voltage of around 113V, an Output Voltage of 114V, and a fully charged Battery Voltage of 14.6V.

...has been addressed once before: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.monitoring.nut.user/4213/match=known > Secondly, the reported voltages are all incorrect. I measured > them with an accurate voltmeter, and the Input Voltage is typically around > 120V, the Output Voltage is 122V, and the Battery Voltage at full charge is > 26V. Running under Windows, the system confirms these values. Under the > Linux driver, however, the system is reporting an Input Voltage of around > 113V, an Output Voltage of 114V, and a fully charged Battery Voltage of > 14.6V. April Fo...