Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 15:27:21 -0400 (EDT) From: Glen Foster <gfoster@gfoster.com> To: Stephen Beitzel <sbeitzel@envolved.com> Cc: gabriel_ambuehl@buz.ch, stable@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: Re: Re[2]: Freebsd vs. UPS Message-ID: <14799.42215.612240.468461@rr.gfoster.com> In-Reply-To: <200009251911.e8PJBKF07628@sf-gw.envolved.com> References: <200009251911.e8PJBKF07628@sf-gw.envolved.com>
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My experience is different, I've been using upsd (now at 2.0, dunno the initial version) with a 117VAC SU700 for over two years now. I have not independantly verified that the values it is reporting are correct but it reliably shuts down the machine when it should. Here are some recent log entries: Sep 25 15:19:12 rr upsd[817]: last test: NO, light test: Sep 25 15:19:12 rr upsd[817]: frequency: 60.00, maxvac: 118.4, minvac: 116.5, voltage: 117.1 Sep 25 15:19:12 rr upsd[817]: load: 19.7, recharge: 100.0, temp: 21.6, vdc: 27.67, output voltage: 117.1 Glen Foster <gfoster@gfoster.com> Stephen Beitzel writes: > Gabriel Ambuehl: >> > > >> There are some ports: > >> bkpupsd > >> upsd > >> upsmon > > Note that upsd does not (currently) support anything other than 230VAC > and 420VAC power supplies. I just bought a SmartUPS 700 (115VAC power > supply) and am currently working on making upsd understand the settings > for that unit. > > I don't know what your power standard is over there, but if it's 230 or > 420 you should be able just to hook the box up and go. > > Steve To Unsubscribe: send mail to majordomo@FreeBSD.org with "unsubscribe freebsd-stable" in the body of the message
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