User's Manual UPS control system

NOMOUTV : 115.0
NOMBATTV : 24.0
HUMIDITY : N/A
AMBTEMP : N/A
EXTBATTS : N/A
BADBATTS : N/A
FIRMWARE : N/A
APCMODEL : 6TD
END APC : Fri Dec 03 16:49:25 EST 1999
For a simple signaling or dumb UPS such as BackUPS, your output will be
very minimal as follows:
APC : 001,012,0319
DATE : Mon Feb 18 09:11:50 CST 2002
RELEASE : 3.8.5
UPSNAME : UPS_IDEN
CABLE : APC Cable 940-0128A
MODEL : BackUPS
UPSMODE : Stand Alone
STARTTIME: Mon Feb 18 09:11:45 CST 2002
LINEFAIL : OK
BATTSTAT : OK
STATFLAG : 0x008 Status Flag
END APC : Mon Feb 18 09:15:01 CST 2002
If you see the above output, it is a good sign that apcupsd is working.
Assuming that the output looks reasonable, check the following variables:
A very disturbing tendance is for some of the newer (Mar 2004) RS and ES
UPSes to have no Voltage information. This is annoying bug not serious. On
the other hand, some of those UPSes now have no battery charge information
(BCHARGE). If BCHARGE is zero in your listing and you are running a
Smart or a USB UPS, then you will have to set the BATTERYLEVEL
directive in your apcupsd.conf file to -1.
LINEV This is the line voltage and it should be a value that is appropriate
for your equipment. In the USA, it is typically about 120 Volts while
in Europe, it is about 220 Volts.
BATTV Unless you have additional battery packs, this should be near 24
Volts plus or minus 5 Volts.
STATUS This is the status of the UPS and it should normally be ON-
LINE.
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