APC UPS Widget
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Purchased new UPS model APC Back-UPS Pro, 1200VA/720W
the temperature does not appear even with this model
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@Unoptanio said in APC UPS Widget:
the temperature does not appear even with this model
I guess not every model reports to apcupsd a temperature.
I have here a APC Back-UPS CS 350 and the temperature is reported but is invariant at "ITEMP : 29.2 C"
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@Unoptanio said in APC UPS Widget:
Seams that your UPS is not reporting the "OUTPUTV" to apcupsd ...
The widget can only show what is reported in "Status information from apcupsd"
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@Unoptanio said in APC UPS Widget:
questo widget sembra diverso:
As I stated in my post before: The widget can only show what is reported in "Status information from apcupsd"
If a value is missing the widget shows "N/A" -
@fireodo said in APC UPS Widget:
ok I understand.
It seems strange to me, however, that two new APC UPSs, of two different and modern models, do not transmit these values.Maybe "apcupsd" needs some updating
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@Unoptanio said in APC UPS Widget:
It seems strange to me, however, that two new APC UPSs, of two different and modern models, do not transmit these values.
The values that are transmitted depends on the firmware of the UPS
Maybe "apcupsd" needs some updating
Yes could be possible that actual apcupsd cannot read some values that come from the UPS firmware ...
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@Unoptanio said in APC UPS Widget:
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It does that if you reset the battery date manually. No I don't know why. Some sort of parsing error it looks like. Copy down the values first, as you found.
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APC Back-UPS Pro 1200VA/720W
apcupsd 0.3.92_1This is a brand new UPS just installed today. I didn't reset the battery
Connection via USB port
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I don't quite understand what I should do
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@Unoptanio Sorry if I was confusing, I was just trying to provide more info to the thread on those weird errors. You seem to be past that already so I wasn't suggesting you do anything in particular.
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@SteveITS said in APC UPS Widget:
@Unoptanio said in APC UPS Widget:
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It does that if you reset the battery date manually. No I don't know why. Some sort of parsing error it looks like. Copy down the values first, as you found.
I saw the same, but didn't ever reset the battery date manually with apcupsd.
The UPS was management with the APC software on Windows before. I guess, I set the battery date with this, when I replaced it.
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If you like to experiment you can use this Widget:
APC WidgetYou have to copy it to
/usr/local/www/widgets/widgetsand after that you can add it to the dashboard ...
