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2.0.3
Report #1
This device is known to work with driver powercom.
You can grab a dummy-ups compliant .dev file to simulate this device clicking here.
Known supported variables
This device is known to support the following variables (values are just examples):
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battery.charge
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driver.name
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driver.parameter.modelname
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driver.parameter.port
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driver.parameter.type
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driver.version
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driver.version.internal
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input.frequency
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input.voltage
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input.voltage.nominal
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output.frequency
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output.voltage
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ups.load
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ups.mfr
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ups.model
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ups.model.type
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ups.serial
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ups.status
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About this device
In this case, to get correct voltages, you need to add the following to ups.conf:
linevoltage=115
