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...t 2400bauds, which is not that much for > such verbose units. We could go at least for 9600 on these units, > which is 4 times faster already. > This may cause some slowness and behavior issues as you're > experiencing, under some circumstances. > For example, the test using a 5SC750 on Linux (Debian Jessie) shows > that report descriptor (size 1538) takes ~10 seconds to be retrieved, > which is quite long. > Then, even if this "new"mge-shut is a lot better than the oldmge-shut, > it can still be perfected on the error handling (and not optimal > ca...

Hello Arno, > Question: have you also tested oldmge-shut? > Otherwise, that might be interesting to do so and send back the > results of these tests... Yes, I've tried this as well with worse results unfortunately. This driver seems to be even more unstable. When it gets able to set communication with the UPS (which is not always the case), it usually lost it again after a while.

...driver still communicates at 2400bauds, which is not that much for such verbose units. We could go at least for 9600 on these units, which is 4 times faster already. This may cause some slowness and behavior issues as you're experiencing, under some circumstances. For example, the test using a 5SC750 on Linux (Debian Jessie) shows that report descriptor (size 1538) takes ~10 seconds to be retrieved, which is quite long. Then, even if this "new"mge-shut is a lot better than the oldmge-shut, it can still be perfected on the error handling (and not optimal cases), which you may be hittin...

...at 2400bauds, which is not that much for > such verbose units. We could go at least for 9600 on these units, which is > 4 times faster already. > This may cause some slowness and behavior issues as you're experiencing, > under some circumstances. > For example, the test using a 5SC750 on Linux (Debian Jessie) shows that > report descriptor (size 1538) takes ~10 seconds to be retrieved, which is > quite long. > Then, even if this "new"mge-shut is a lot better than the oldmge-shut, > it can still be perfected on the error handling (and not optimal cases), &g...

...t; much for such verbose units. We could go at least for 9600 on >> these units, which is 4 times faster already. >> This may cause some slowness and behavior issues as you're >> experiencing, under some circumstances. >> For example, the test using a 5SC750 on Linux (Debian Jessie) >> shows that report descriptor (size 1538) takes ~10 seconds to be >> retrieved, which is quite long. >> Then, even if this "new"mge-shut is a lot better than the >> oldmge-shut, it can still be perfected on the error handl...