Network UPS Tools - SMART1000LCD

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2.6.3

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.

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

battery.charge	`100`
battery.runtime	`4050`
battery.type	`PbAC`
battery.voltage	`13.5`
battery.voltage.nominal	`12.0`
device.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
device.model	`Tripp Lite UPS`
device.type	`ups`
driver.name	`usbhid-ups`
driver.parameter.pollfreq	`30`
driver.parameter.pollinterval	`2`
driver.parameter.port	`auto`
driver.version	`2.6.3`
driver.version.data	`TrippLite HID 0.6`
driver.version.internal	`0.35`
input.frequency	`60.1`
input.voltage	`119.0`
input.voltage.nominal	`120`
output.frequency.nominal	`60`
output.voltage.nominal	`120`
ups.beeper.status	`enabled`
ups.delay.shutdown	`20`
ups.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
ups.model	`Tripp Lite UPS`
ups.power.nominal	`1000`
ups.productid	`2010`
ups.status	`OL`
ups.test.result	`Done and passed`
ups.timer.reboot	`65535`
ups.timer.shutdown	`65535`
ups.vendorid	`09ae`
ups.watchdog.status	`0`

This device is known to support the following NUT’s instant commands:

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.

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

battery.charge	`100`
battery.runtime	`5760`
battery.type	`PbAc`
battery.voltage	`13.5`
battery.voltage.nominal	`12.0`
device.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
device.model	`TRIPP LITE UPS`
device.part	`?`
device.serial	`FW-2263 E`
device.type	`ups`
driver.name	`usbhid-ups`
driver.parameter.pollfreq	`30`
driver.parameter.pollinterval	`2`
driver.parameter.port	`auto`
driver.version	`2.6.5-3780M`
driver.version.data	`TrippLite HID 0.8`
driver.version.internal	`0.37`
input.frequency	`59.8`
input.voltage	`122.2`
input.voltage.nominal	`120`
output.frequency.nominal	`60`
output.voltage	`1222.0`
output.voltage.nominal	`120`
ups.beeper.status	`enabled`
ups.delay.shutdown	`20` This variable can be set through upsrw to a string value.
ups.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
ups.model	`TRIPP LITE UPS`
ups.power.nominal	`1000`
ups.productid	`2007`
ups.serial	`FW-2263 E`
ups.status	`OL CHRG`
ups.timer.reboot	`65535`
ups.timer.shutdown	`65535`
ups.vendorid	`09ae`
ups.watchdog.status	`0`

This device is known to support the following NUT’s instant commands:

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.

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

battery.charge	`100`
battery.runtime	`5760`
battery.type	`PbAc`
battery.voltage	`13.5`
battery.voltage.nominal	`12.0`
device.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
device.model	`TRIPP LITE UPS`
device.serial	`FW-2473 A`
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	`TrippLite HID 0.4`
driver.version.internal	`0.34`
input.frequency	`59.7`
input.voltage	`114.3`
input.voltage.nominal	`120`
output.frequency.nominal	`60`
output.voltage.nominal	`120`
ups.alarm	`No battery installed!`
ups.beeper.status	`enabled`
ups.delay.shutdown	`20`
ups.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
ups.model	`TRIPP LITE UPS`
ups.power.nominal	`1000`
ups.productid	`2009`
ups.serial	`FW-2473 A`
ups.status	`ALARM OL`
ups.timer.reboot	`65535`
ups.timer.shutdown	`65535`
ups.vendorid	`09ae`
ups.watchdog.status	`0`

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.

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

battery.charge	`100`
battery.runtime	`1984`
battery.type	`PbAc`
battery.voltage	`135.0`
battery.voltage.nominal	`12.0`
device.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
device.model	`TRIPP LITE UPS`
device.serial	`FW-2473 A`
device.type	`ups`
driver.name	`usbhid-ups`
driver.parameter.pollfreq	`30`
driver.parameter.pollinterval	`2`
driver.parameter.port	`auto`
driver.parameter.productid	`2009`
driver.parameter.vendorid	`09ae`
driver.version	`2.4.3`
driver.version.data	`TrippLite HID 0.4`
driver.version.internal	`0.34`
input.frequency	`59.6`
input.voltage	`118.8`
input.voltage.nominal	`120`
output.frequency.nominal	`60`
output.voltage.nominal	`120`
ups.alarm	`No battery installed!`
ups.beeper.status	`enabled`
ups.delay.shutdown	`20` This variable can be set through upsrw to a string value.
ups.mfr	`Tripp Lite`
ups.model	`TRIPP LITE UPS`
ups.power.nominal	`1000`
ups.productid	`2009`
ups.serial	`FW-2473 A`
ups.status	`ALARM OL`
ups.timer.reboot	`65535`
ups.timer.shutdown	`65535`
ups.vendorid	`09ae`
ups.watchdog.status	`0`

This device is known to support the following NUT’s instant commands:

This device is known to work with driver newhidups, now replaced by the usbhid-ups one.

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

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