Hi Ky!
> Energizer UPS ==> Linux driver to USB interface.
> Check my model: the below drivers list specific models.
> https://www.vttoth.com/CMS/projects/23-energizer-ups-linux-driver
> Also: http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/energizerups8.html
KM> I must be doin' it wrong... I never plug the UPS into the
KM> computer! Didn't occur to me it might need a *gasp* driver...
You don't?! I find the computer protects the UPS from being damaged by
surgres, etc.!!
As for the driver, I think the drivers are now part of the kernel, or
possibly part of the stuff when see "installing previously not
installed". Plus that reference is quite a few years old.
Installed the new UPS last Thursday morning; haven't done anything with
the monitoring and communications with either UPS yet, other than plug
cables into the back panels.
Did find something when I plugged the new UPS in: old one had the power
cord than plugs into the back so left in place for the new one. New one
is hard-wired so removed the original cord. ...Why is it marked
"UPS2"?? It's UPS1! So when I had pulled the plug to test after the
first time the UPS had shut down I pulled the wrong plug! Heard the
beeps and assumed they were from the correct UPS.
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