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...o will probably not apply cleanly on the current latest and greatest. I would not apply it as is anyway since it is quick and dirty and I am sure that it may be simplified (the conditional in particular is probably not needed...). The result seems to be quite a bit off compared with the output of Poweralert, as follows: 90% Poweralert = 50V = 79% as reported by the modified NUT. A bit afterward the voltage falls to 49.2V (= 73% in the modified NUT) but Poweralert still reports 90%. Later still (but not much later) Poweralert gets down to 80% = 48.4V = 67% as per the modified NUT. I have not tested...

...yway > since it is quick and dirty and I am sure that it may be simplified > (the conditional in particular is probably not needed...). Not much has changed between 2.7.1 and 2.7.2+git, so it might not be that bad. > The result seems to be quite a bit off compared with the output of > Poweralert, as follows: 90% Poweralert = 50V = 79% as reported by the > modified NUT. A bit afterward the voltage falls to 49.2V (= 73% in > the modified NUT) but Poweralert still reports 90%. Later still (but > not much later) Poweralert gets down to 80% = 48.4V = 67% as per the > modified NUT....

On May 15, 2014, at 9:39 PM, Stefan Bruda wrote: > What bugs be though is that I cannot seem to be able to read the > remaining run time on battery. The battery charge is also widely > inaccurate (it drops to zero really fast and stays there). I read > somewhere that the usb.debug numbers may hold the key to this (at > least to the running time that is), but I don't know what

Hello, I own an older Tripp Lite SMART3000RM2U (protocol 3003). It does not work with usbhid-ups but it mostly works with the tripplite_usb driver (nut 2.7.1, the latest in the Gentoo tree), in the sense that the status (on line, on battery, etc.) is detected correctly, the machine is shut down on critical battery, and I can even get some information from the UPS. This is how it all looks:

...e is left in the dark anyway when it comes to the battery charge (so this code will at least not do any harm for TRIPP_LITE_SMART_0004), but I might be wrong (I did not cover more than 10% of the code really). > > The result seems to be quite a bit off compared with the output of > > Poweralert, as follows: 90% Poweralert = 50V = 79% as reported by the > > modified NUT. A bit afterward the voltage falls to 49.2V (= 73% in > > the modified NUT) but Poweralert still reports 90%. Later still (but > > not much later) Poweralert gets down to 80% = 48.4V = 67% as per the...

...Signal 2: exiting ^c I am assuming the unhandled events are other status signals from the ups that hidups does not know what to do with. At this point I decided to load the WXP box with the software that came with the UPS. The UPS was detected as soon as I plugged the cable in, and the PowerAlert SW seems to work just fine. It appears to communicate with the UPS, and it displays what appears to be valid information about status, battery charge, time remaining, battery age, etc. It also shows the manufacturer as Tripp Lite and the model as TRIPP LITE UPS. So I said the heck with it, let...

Hi, I've been using TrippLite's PowerAlert software with my RM2200XL2U rack system and my APC BackUPS desktop systems. Unfortunately it doesn't work with openSUSE 10.2 (the software has problems with the serial port and UPS interfaces on openSUSE 10.2), so I've been looking at other options. I see that openSUSE 10.2 includes NUT, an...

...f0092) that's one byte (0-255 int) and it contains the Watchdog timeout value. If it's set to zero, the watchdog is effectively disabled. If it's set to >0, it represents the amount of time (in seconds) the UPS will count down to reboot if it looses comms with the PC. Tripplite's PowerAlert software just writes a user-assigned number to this location to enable watchdog. I've looked at the code for 2.2.0, 2.2.1-pre, and SVN rev. 1170 (12-08-2007) and none of them seems to implement watchdog in usbhid-ups at all. Could anyone point me in the right direction on how to code ups.watc...

...d everything is great. Except... When reapplying the mains power, the UPS isn't starting the load back up. I have to force it to start from the panel button, which is a requirement. Linux isn't my native environment; one of the PCs in our system does run Windows, and using TrippLite's PowerAlert software, I can configure the UPS to auto restart on power -- and it works very well. So, I *know* there's something that can be sent to the UPS to configure for auto-start. Alas, in three days of struggles with everything, I still haven't found the answer to this problem. Hopefully it&...

Hello I asked Tripplite the serial protocol implemented in the UPS model SU2200RTXLCD2U. The protocol is the 4006, which is not supported by the NUT. I connected my UPS unit to a serial terminal client (both from a Windows machine and a Linux machine), set the communication parameters to those indicated in the protocol spec, and tried to open the communication, unfortunately with no success. I

...one of the things that it can do is to schedule a UPS shutdown, which Nut does not know how to do. So I monitored the USB port with wireshark (an interesting endeavor since I didn't start out with any knowledge of USB protocols). But I have managed to discover that when I ask Tripp Lite's poweralert software to schedule a UPS shutdown, it does it by using the SET_REPORT function of the USB HID protocol with ReportType "Feature", ReportID 21 (0x15), and 3 bytes of data which are 0x15 followed by the number of seconds to wait before shutting down in two bytes, LSB first. Below I inclu...

Did you see what objecttothis posted on GitHub already? In any event, your issue with NUT and the 3024 AVR750U is that the UPS reboots output instead of shutting off when the shutdown command is sent, correct? Good suggestion on the driver authors, thanks. Thank you, David Zomaya From: Nut-upsuser <nut-upsuser-bounces+david_zomaya=tripplite.com at alioth-lists.debian.net> on

...le-hcl.html suggests that the SU2200RTXLCD2U > ought to work via USB. Tripp-Lite sometimes uses proprietary serial > cables, so you may need to hunt down a pinout for the serial cable this > unit requires. If you need to use a serial connection, I'd start by > looking at how their PowerAlert software connects to the UPS and then go > from there to see if you can provide a similar connection to your NUT > master. > > --Larry > > On Mon, Jul 3, 2017 at 10:38 AM, Ambrogio Coletti <ambrojohn at gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Hello >> >> I asked Tri...

...p getting a Tripplite SU2200XL to work with nut 2.0.3 using the supplied serial cable? Starting the ups service yields: Starting tripplitesu: Network UPS Tools - Tripp Lite SmartOnline driver 0.02 (2.0.3) Unable to detect Tripp Lite SmartOnline UPS on port /dev/ttyS0 I also have Tripplite's PowerAlert 12 software installed and when run it finds the UPS without a problem. So the cable is connected properly. The details: CentOS 4.3 i386 (RedHat Enterprise 4.3) nut 2.0.3 compiled from an FC4 source RPM. I previously had nut running with a smaller APC unit. I'd love to get it working with th...

...orkupstools.org/stable-hcl.html suggests that the SU2200RTXLCD2U ought to work via USB. Tripp-Lite sometimes uses proprietary serial cables, so you may need to hunt down a pinout for the serial cable this unit requires. If you need to use a serial connection, I'd start by looking at how their PowerAlert software connects to the UPS and then go from there to see if you can provide a similar connection to your NUT master. --Larry On Mon, Jul 3, 2017 at 10:38 AM, Ambrogio Coletti <ambrojohn at gmail.com> wrote: > Hello > > I asked Tripplite the serial protocol implemented in the UPS...

On Jan 11, 2018, at 3:14 PM, Ken Olum wrote: > > So I monitored the USB port with wireshark (an interesting endeavor > since I didn't start out with any knowledge of USB protocols). But I > have managed to discover that when I ask Tripp Lite's poweralert > software to schedule a UPS shutdown, it does it by using the SET_REPORT > function of the USB HID protocol with ReportType "Feature", ReportID 21 > (0x15), and 3 bytes of data which are 0x15 followed by the number of > seconds to wait before shutting down in two bytes, LSB f...

...2 which is attached to a Tripplite SmartPro Net 2200 UPS. I have Nut using the included tripplite driver, and it is communicating with the UPS correctly. The battery voltage of theTripplite reported by the NUT server is 13.5VDC. If I attach the UPS to a Windows 2000 server running Tripplite's PowerAlert software, the battery voltage is being reported as 26VDC, which is the correct voltage. I have metered the voltage of each battery, and they all are 26VDC. I have e-mailed Arnaud, and he mentioned "it might be a limitation of the current driver which defines a Max battery voltage of 13.4 to e...

...s great. Except... When reapplying the mains power, the UPS isn't starting the load back up. I have to force it to start from the panel button, which is a requirement. > > Linux isn't my native environment; one of the PCs in our system does run Windows, and using TrippLite's PowerAlert software, I can configure the UPS to auto restart on power -- and it works very well. So, I *know* there's something that can be sent to the UPS to configure for auto-start. > > Alas, in three days of struggles with everything, I still haven't found the answer to this problem. Hop...

...can rule out any potential Linux-vs-FreeBSD issues. ohhh I thought you meant try using FREEBSD Live CD. As for TripLite, they "supporting" two variants. OpenSUSE and Fedora, but ollldddd versions Fedora 8 and OpenSUSE 11. Plus they provide their own software(?) It's call PowerAlert Local (PAL) * if you still want to test on FreeBSD, I'm not sure what this will definitively tell us that we don't already know. With pkg_add, it will probably be NUT v2.7.2, and I don't really want to debug an older version of NUT. You could build from source, but that will be...

Greetings to all, I recently connected a Tripp Lite SMX500RT1U unit to a Synology NAS (basically a Marvell ARM equipped box running a custom 2.6.24 Linux). I tried using the tripplite_usb driver contained in nut 2.4.1 with not much luck. It does read the model ID and VA rating properly, but fails at everything else - mains voltage (this is a 230VAC EU model), battery config, unit status etc.