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...t; 3. (OK, I lied - 3 things more) does the shutdown.stayoff command > ('SnR0000') work? shutdown.stayoff does not work - the UPS turns on immediately after its usual (~5 second) self-test. I tried it with both the default 30-second ups.delay.shutdown (S.5R0000), as well as 60 seconds (S01R0000). I don't think this is a regression for my model, although the docs suggest sending the command without the "R####": http://buildbot.networkupstools.org/~buildbot/cayman/docs/latest/protocols/sola.html#_shutdown_command -- - Charles Lepple

...e) does the shutdown.stayoff command >> ('SnR0000') work? > > shutdown.stayoff does not work - the UPS turns on immediately after > its usual (~5 second) self-test. > > I tried it with both the default 30-second ups.delay.shutdown > (S.5R0000), as well as 60 seconds (S01R0000). > > I don't think this is a regression for my model, although the docs > suggest sending the command without the "R####": > http://buildbot.networkupstools.org/~buildbot/cayman/docs/latest/protocols/sola.html#_shutdown_command For completeness' sake, I should mentio...

Yet again, sorry for the delay - I hope the UPS is still alive. >> I noticed that your UPS seems to support the 'M' command as a query of >> some sort (it replies '0'): now I'm curious as to what it does mean. >> >> It could be the 0-9 index of the user-settable voltage limits, page 19 of: >>

On Nov 7, 2014, at 5:31 PM, hyouko at gmail.com wrote: >> Sure enough, it turned off after about 30 seconds (t=228). I unplugged it for about five seconds, and it came back on three minutes after I plugged it back in. However, the bypass bit inversion might be responsible for this: >> >> 228.304623 send: 'Q1' >> 228.515426 read: '(119.0 119.0 000.0 000