Network UPS Tools - CP850PFCLCD

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2.7.2

This device is known to work with driver usbhid-ups.

You can grab a dummy-ups compliant .dev file to simulate this device clicking here.

Some more detailed comments are available after the "Known supported…" sections.

This device is known to support the following variables (values are just examples):

battery.charge	`100`
battery.charge.low	`10`
battery.charge.warning	`20`
battery.mfr.date	`CPS`
battery.runtime	`5100`
battery.runtime.low	`300`
battery.type	`PbAcid`
battery.voltage	`16.0` UPS returns 24; NUT incorrectly scales. User provided a dump which showed battery.voltage as an 8-bit value of 24, but the UPS only has 1x 12V battery pack. The following comment from the CP1500PFCLCD entry probably applies: "CyberPower states that battery voltage is not supported in this model of UPS. It’s not even shown in their PowerPanel software."
battery.voltage.nominal	`24` see comments for `battery.voltage`
device.mfr	`CPS`
device.model	`CP850PFCLCD`
device.serial	`000000000000`
device.type	`ups`
driver.name	`usbhid-ups`
driver.parameter.pollfreq	`30`
driver.parameter.pollinterval	`2`
driver.parameter.port	`auto`
driver.version	`2.7.2`
driver.version.data	`CyberPower HID 0.3`
driver.version.internal	`0.38`
input.transfer.high	`136`
input.transfer.low	`88`
input.voltage	`119.0`
input.voltage.nominal	`120`
output.voltage	`136.0` See https://github.com/networkupstools/nut/issues/439
ups.beeper.status	`enabled`
ups.delay.shutdown	`20`
ups.delay.start	`30`
ups.load	`5`
ups.mfr	`CPS`
ups.model	`CP850PFCLCD`
ups.productid	`0501`
ups.realpower.nominal	`510`
ups.serial	`000000000000`
ups.status	`OL`
ups.test.result	`Done and passed`
ups.timer.shutdown	`-60`
ups.timer.start	`-60`
ups.vendorid	`0764`

Reported at:

This device is known to work with driver usbhid-ups.

You can grab a dummy-ups compliant .dev file to simulate this device clicking here.

Some more detailed comments are available after the "Known supported…" sections.

This device is known to support the following variables (values are just examples):

battery.charge	`100`
battery.charge.low	`10`
battery.charge.warning	`20`
battery.mfr.date	`CPS`
battery.runtime	`6630`
battery.runtime.low	`300`
battery.type	`PbAcid`
battery.voltage	`16.0`
battery.voltage.nominal	`24`
device.mfr	`CPS`
device.model	`CP850PFCLCD`
device.serial	`000000000000`
device.type	`ups`
driver.name	`usbhid-ups`
driver.parameter.pollfreq	`30`
driver.parameter.pollinterval	`2`
driver.parameter.port	`auto`
driver.parameter.productid	`0501`
driver.parameter.vendorid	`0764`
driver.version	`2.7.2`
driver.version.data	`CyberPower HID 0.3`
driver.version.internal	`0.38`
input.transfer.high	`139`
input.transfer.low	`88`
input.voltage	`122.0`
input.voltage.nominal	`120`
output.voltage	`138.0`
ups.beeper.status	`enabled`
ups.delay.shutdown	`20`
ups.delay.start	`30`
ups.load	`3`
ups.mfr	`CPS`
ups.model	`CP850PFCLCD`
ups.productid	`0501`
ups.realpower.nominal	`510`
ups.serial	`000000000000`
ups.status	`OL`
ups.test.result	`No test initiated`
ups.timer.shutdown	`-60`
ups.timer.start	`-60`
ups.vendorid	`0764`

Simulated "standalone" testing using upsmon -c fsd worked fine.

Also note that lsusb outputs incorrect model number (not sure who would be responsible for that):

  Bus 001 Device 004: ID 0764:0501 Cyber Power System, Inc. CP1500 AVR UPS

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Further system data or configuration example:

Driver configuration

[cyberpower]
 driver=usbhid-ups
 port=auto
 vendorid = 0764
 productid = 0501
 desc = "CyberPower CP850PFCLCD"

This device is known to work with driver usbhid-ups.

You can grab a dummy-ups compliant .dev file to simulate this device clicking here.

Some more detailed comments are available after the "Known supported…" sections.

This device is known to support the following variables (values are just examples):

battery.charge	`120`
battery.charge.low	`10`
battery.charge.warning	`20`
battery.mfr.date	`CPS`
battery.runtime	`450`
battery.runtime.low	`300`
battery.type	`PbAcid`
battery.voltage	`16.0`
battery.voltage.nominal	`24`
device.mfr	`CP850PFCLCD`
device.model	`CRDA103.981`
device.serial	`CPS`
device.type	`ups`
driver.name	`usbhid-ups`
driver.parameter.pollfreq	`30`
driver.parameter.pollinterval	`2`
driver.parameter.port	`auto`
driver.version	`2.4.3`
driver.version.data	`CyberPower HID 0.3`
driver.version.internal	`0.34`
input.transfer.high	`139`
input.transfer.low	`88`
input.voltage	`117.0`
input.voltage.nominal	`120`
output.voltage	`117.0`
ups.beeper.status	`enabled`
ups.delay.shutdown	`20`
ups.delay.start	`30`
ups.load	`56`
ups.mfr	`CP850PFCLCD`
ups.model	`CRDA103.981`
ups.productid	`0501`
ups.realpower.nominal	`510`
ups.serial	`CPS`
ups.status	`OL`
ups.test.result	`No test initiated`
ups.timer.shutdown	`-60`
ups.timer.start	`-60`
ups.vendorid	`0764`

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