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- A:
- Frequently-Asked Questions
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- Q:
- Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
| Frequently-Asked Questions
- /about
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /events
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /help
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /install
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /kill
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /remove
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /run
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /service
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /servicehelper
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- /status
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- 2.0 User's Manual:
- Contributors
- --prefix
- Configure Options
- --sbindir
- Configure Options
- --enable-cgi
- Configure Options
- --with-cgi-bin
- Configure Options
- --with-css-dir
- Configure Options
- --enable-apcsmart
- Configure Options
- --enable-dumb
- Configure Options
- --enable-usb
- Configure Options
- --enable-net
- Configure Options
- --enable-snmp
- Configure Options
- --enable-pcnet
- Configure Options
- --enable-test
- Configure Options
- --with-libwrap
- Configure Options
- --with-nologin
- Configure Options
- --with-pid-dir
- Configure Options
- --with-log-dir
- Configure Options
- --with-lock-dir
- Configure Options
- --with-pwrfail-dir
- Configure Options
- --with-serial-dev
- Configure Options
- --with-nis-port
- Configure Options
- --with-nisip
- Configure Options
- --with-net-port
- Configure Options
- --with-upstype
- Configure Options
- --with-upscable
- Configure Options
- --disable-install-distdir
- Configure Options
- a name
- Frequently-Asked Questions
- Acknowledgements
- Acknowledgements
- Advanced topics
- Advanced topics
- After Installation
- After Installation
- ALARMDEL
- Status Report Fields
- Alert messages
- Alert messages
- Alpha Port:
- Contributors
- always
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- AMBTEMP
- Status Report Fields
- Analyses of APC Cables
- Analyses of APC Cables
- ANNOY <time in seconds>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- ANNOYDELAY <time in seconds>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- annoyme
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Answers
- Answers
- APC
- Status Report Fields
- APC smart protocol
- APC smart protocol
- Apcaccess
- apcaccess
- Apcaccess Test
- apcaccess Test
- Apccontrol Command Line Options
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- apcmain
- Process-Status Test
- APCMODEL
- Status Report Fields
- apcnis
- Process-Status Test
- apcser
- Process-Status Test
- apcsmart
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- Apctest
- apctest
- Apctray
- Apctray
- Apcupsd -- RPM Packaging FAQ
- Apcupsd RPM Packaging FAQ
- Apcupsd Bugs
- Apcupsd Bugs
- Apcupsd Network Monitoring (CGI) Programs
- apcupsd Network Monitoring (CGI) Programs
- Apcupsd Notification and Events
- Apcupsd Notification and Events
- Apcupsd Status Logging
- apcupsd Status Logging
- Apcupsd Support and Knowledge Base:
- Contributors
- Apcupsd System Logging
- apcupsd System Logging
- Apcupsd, Building and Installing
- Building and Installing apcupsd
- Apcupsd, Testing
- Testing Apcupsd
- Areas, Problem
- Problem Areas
- Arranging for Reboot on Power-Up
- Arranging for Reboot on Power-Up
- Back-UPS Office 500 signals
- The Back-UPS Office 500 signals
- BADBATTS
- Status Report Fields
- Basic User's Guide
- Basic User's Guide
- battattach
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- BATTDATE
- Status Report Fields
- BATTDATE <string>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- battdetach
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Batteries, What Various People Have to Say about
- What Various People Have to Say about Batteries
- Batteries, Where Carl Suggests You Get
- Where Carl Suggests You Get Batteries
- BATTERYLEVEL <percent of battery>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- BATTV
- apcaccess Test
| Status Report Fields
- BCHARGE
- Status Report Fields
- BEEPSTATE <alarm beep state>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Beginners, Quick Start for
- Quick Start for Beginners
- Bits, Status
- Status bits
- BSD USB Configuration
- BSD USB Configuration
- BSD, Known USB Issues
- Known BSD USB Issues
- BSD, USB Configuration
- BSD USB Configuration
- BSD, USB Device Nodes
- Device Nodes
- BSD, USB Kernel Configuration
- Kernel Configuration
- BSD, USB Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- BSD, Verifying USB Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- Bugs, Apcupsd
- Apcupsd Bugs
- Building and Installing apcupsd
- Building and Installing apcupsd
- Building with SNMP support
- Building with SNMP support
- CABLE
- Status Report Fields
- Cables
- Cables
- Cables, Analyses of APC
- Analyses of APC Cables
- Cables, Internal Apcupsd Actions for Simple
- Internal Apcupsd Actions for Simple Cables
- Cables, Supported
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- Cables, Voltage Signalling Features Supported by Apcupsd for Various
- Voltage Signalling Features Supported by Apcupsd for Various Cables
- Caldera:
- Contributors
- Can I supply packages for other platforms you do not publish?
- Answers
- CGI and HTML fixer:
- Contributors
- changeme
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Checking Out Your Linux USB Subsystem
- Checking Out Your Linux USB Subsystem
- Checking Your Configuration File
- Checking Your Configuration File
- Choosing a Configuration Type
- Choosing a Configuration Type
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- commfailure
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- commok
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Communications Test
- Communications Test
- Communications, Once you have established serial
- Once you have established serial communications
- Communications, Troubleshooting Serial Line
- Troubleshooting Serial Line communications
- Compilers and Options
- Compilers and Options
- Config, Linux Kernel
- Linux Kernel Config
- Configuration
- Configuration
- Configuration
- Configuration
- Configuration Directive Reference
- Configuration Directive Reference
- Configuration Directives for Sharing a UPS
- Configuration Directives for Sharing a UPS
- Configuration Directives Used by the Network Information Server
- Configuration Directives Used by the Network Information Server
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- Configuration Directives used to Control System Logging
- Configuration Directives used to Control System Logging
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Configuration Examples
- Configuration Examples
- Configuration Types
- Choosing a Configuration Type
- Configuration, Simple USB
- A Simple USB Configuration
- Configuration, USB
- USB Configuration
- Configure Options
- Configure Options
- Configuring Your EEPROM
- Configuring Your EEPROM
- connected
- Customizing Event Handling
- Connecting a APC USB UPS to either a PC USB or Serial Port
- Connecting a APC USB UPS to either a PC USB
- Connecting a Serial-Line UPS to a USB Port
- Connecting a Serial-Line UPS to a USB Port
- Connecting APCUPSD to a SNMP UPS
- Connecting APCUPSD to a SNMP UPS
- Connection, Establishing Serial Port
- Establishing Serial Port Connection
- Considerations, Windows
- Windows Considerations
- Contributors
- Contributors
- Controlling Multiple UPSes on one Machine
- Controlling Multiple UPSes on one Machine
- Conventions, RS232 Wiring and Signal
- RS232 Wiring and Signal Conventions
- Correspondence, Ioctl to RS232
- Ioctl to RS232 Correspondence
- Credits
- Credits
- CUMONBATT
- Status Report Fields
- Current Code Maintainer and Project Manager:
- Contributors
- Custom-RJ45 Smart Signalling Cable for BackUPS CS Models
- Custom-RJ45 Smart Signalling Cable for BackUPS CS Models
- Customizing Event Handling
- Customizing Event Handling
- Darwin, Building Apcupsd with USB
- Building Apcupsd with USB
- Darwin, USB Configuration
- Mac OS X (Darwin) USB Configuration
- Darwin, USB Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- Darwin, Verifying USB Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- DATA Logging
- Logging Types
| DATA Logging
- DATATIME<time>
- Configuration Directives used to Control System Logging
- DATE
- Status Report Fields
- Description
- Description
- Details, Implementation
- Implementation Details
- Determining Which Voltage-Signaling Cable You Have
- Determining Which Voltage-Signaling Cable You Have
- Developers Notes
- Developers Notes
- DEVICE <name of device>
- General Configuration Directives
- Diagram for cable hackers
- Diagram for cable hackers
- Differences, RS-232
- RS-232 differences
- Dip switch info
- Dip switch info
- DIPSW
- Status Report Fields
- Directives, General Configuration
- General Configuration Directives
- disable
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- Disclaimer: NO WARRANTY
- Disclaimer: NO WARRANTY
- Discontents, Shutown Sequence and its
- The Shutown Sequence and its Discontents
- Distribution Maintainers:
- Contributors
- DLOWBATT
- Status Report Fields
- doreboot
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- doshutdown
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Driver, Sample NIS Server/Client Configuration Using the Net
- NIS Server/Client Configuration Using the Net Driver
- DSHUTD
- Status Report Fields
- dumb
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- Dumb, Simple Configuration for a Simple Signaling or
- A Simple Configuration for a Simple Signaling or Dumb
- DWAKE
- Status Report Fields
- EEPROM Values
- EEPROM Values
- EEPROM, Configuring Your
- Configuring Your EEPROM
- EEPROM, Programming the UPS
- Programming the UPS EEPROM
- Email Notification of Events
- Email Notification of Events
- emergency
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- END APC
- Status Report Fields
- End, Pin Assignment for the Serial Port RS-232C 25-pin and 9-pin Female
- Pin Assignment for the Serial Port (RS-232C), 25-pin and 9-pin,
- endselftest
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- EPROM, Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Establishing Serial Port Connection
- Establishing Serial Port Connection
- event
- Customizing Event Handling
- EVENTS Logging
- Logging Types
- Events, Apcupsd Notification and
- Apcupsd Notification and Events
- Events, Email Notification of
- Email Notification of Events
- EVENTSFILE <filename>
- Configuration Directives Used by the Network Information Server
- Example, Status Report
- Status Report Example
- Examples, Configuration
- Configuration Examples
- EXTBATTS
- Status Report Fields
- FACILITY<log-facility>
- Configuration Directives used to Control System Logging
- failing
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Failures, Configuration Directives used during Power
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- FAQ, Apcupsd -- RPM Packaging
- Apcupsd RPM Packaging FAQ
- Fields, Status Report
- Status Report Fields
- File, Checking Your Configuration
- Checking Your Configuration File
- Firewall Settings
- Firewall Settings
- FIRMWARE
- Status Report Fields
- Format, Status report
- Status report format
- Former Code Maintainer and Project Manager:
- Contributors
- Former Project Manager:
- Contributors
- Frequently-Asked Questions
- Frequently-Asked Questions
- Full Power Down Test
- Full Power Down Test
- General Configuration Directives
- General Configuration Directives
- Guide, Basic User's
- Basic User's Guide
- Hackers, Diagram for cable
- Diagram for cable hackers
- Handling, Customizing Event
- Customizing Event Handling
- Hard Core Coders:
- Contributors
- Have, Determining Which Voltage-Signaling Cable You
- Determining Which Voltage-Signaling Cable You Have
- Hid-ups and USB Specific Information
- hid-ups and USB Specific Information
- HITRANS
- Status Report Fields
- HITRANSFER <upper limit of ups batt. transfer>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- HOSTNAME
- Status Report Fields
- How do I build Apcupsd for platform xxx?
- Answers
- How do I control whether usb support gets built?
- Answers
- How To Use This Manual
- How To Use This Manual
- HP-UX Port
- Contributors
- HUMIDITY
- Status Report Fields
- I'm getting errors about not having permission when
- Answers
- Implementation Details
- Implementation Details
- Info, Dip switch
- Dip switch info
- Information, hid-ups and USB Specific
- hid-ups and USB Specific Information
- Information, Logging the STATUS
- Logging the STATUS Information
- Installation
- Installation
- Installation from Binary Packages
- Installation from Binary Packages
- Installation from Source
- Installation from Source
- Installation, After
- After Installation
- Installation, OS X
- Installing on OS X/Darwin
- Installation, Planning Your
- Planning Your Installation
- Installation, Post
- Post Installation
- Installation, Troubleshooting Your
- Troubleshooting Your Installation
- Installation, Verifying a Source
- Verifying a Source Installation
- Installation: Serial-Line UPSes
- Installation: Serial-Line UPSes
- Internal Apcupsd Actions for Simple Cables
- Internal Apcupsd Actions for Simple Cables
- Interpretation of the New Firmware Revision
- Interpretation of the New Firmware Revision
- Interpretation of the Old Firmware Revision
- Interpretation of the Old Firmware Revision
- Ioctl to RS232 Correspondence
- Ioctl to RS232 Correspondence
- Issues, Known BSD USB
- Known BSD USB Issues
- Issues, Known Linux USB
- Known Linux USB Issues
- ITEMP
- Status Report Fields
- KILLDELAY <time in seconds>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- Killpower under Windows
- Killpower under Windows
- Known Problems
- Known Problems
- Known Problems with USB UPSes
- Known Problems with USB UPSes
- LASTXFER
- Status Report Fields
- LINEFREQ
- Status Report Fields
- LINEV
- apcaccess Test
| Status Report Fields
- Linux Kernel Config
- Linux Kernel Config
- Linux USB Configuration
- Linux USB Configuration
- Linux, Known USB Issues
- Known Linux USB Issues
- Linux, USB Configuration
- Linux USB Configuration
- Linux, USB Device Nodes
- Device Nodes
- Linux, USB Miscellaneous
- Miscellaneous
- Linux, Verifying USB Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- loadlimit
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- LOADPCT
- Status Report Fields
- LOCKFILE <path to lockfile>
- General Configuration Directives
- Logging Test
- Logging Test
- Logging the STATUS Information
- Logging the STATUS Information
- Logging Types
- Logging Types
- Logging, apcupsd Status
- apcupsd Status Logging
- Logging, apcupsd System
- apcupsd System Logging
- Logging, Configuration Directives used to Control System
- Configuration Directives used to Control System Logging
- Logging, DATA
- Logging Types
| DATA Logging
- Logging, EVENTS
- Logging Types
- Logging, STATUS
- Logging Types
- LOTRANS
- Status Report Fields
- LOTRANSFER <lower limit of ups batt. transfer>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Mac OS X (Darwin) USB Configuration
- Mac OS X (Darwin) USB Configuration
- Mac OS X, Building Apcupsd with USB
- Building Apcupsd with USB
- Mac OS X, USB Configuration
- Mac OS X (Darwin) USB Configuration
- Mac OS X, Verifying USB Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- Machine, Controlling Multiple UPSes on one
- Controlling Multiple UPSes on one Machine
- mainsback
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Maintaining Your UPS
- Maintaining Your UPS
- Making sure apcupsd Is Running
- Making sure apcupsd Is Running
- MANDATE
- Status Report Fields
- Manual, How To Use This
- How To Use This Manual
- Master/Slave Shutdown
- Master/Slave Shutdown
- MASTERUPD
- Status Report Fields
- MAXLINEV
- Status Report Fields
- MAXTIME
- Status Report Fields
- MBATTCHG
- Status Report Fields
- Messages, Alert
- Alert messages
- MINLINEV
- Status Report Fields
- MINTIMEL
- Status Report Fields
- minutes
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- MINUTES <battery runtime in minutes>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- MODEL
- Status Report Fields
- Monitoring and Tuning your UPS
- Monitoring and Tuning your UPS
- net
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- NetBSD Port:
- Contributors
- NETSERVER [on
- off]
- NIS Server/Client Configuration Using the Net Driver
- NIS Server/Client Configuration Using the Net Driver
- NISIP <IP-address>
- Configuration Directives Used by the Network Information Server
- NISPORT <port>
- Configuration Directives Used by the Network Information Server
- NOLOGINDIR <path to nologin dir>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- NOLOGON <specifies when apcupsd should prevent user logins>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- NOMBATTV
- Status Report Fields
- NOMOUTV
- Status Report Fields
- Notes, Developers
- Developers Notes
- NUMXFERS
- Status Report Fields
- offbattery
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- onbattery
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Once you have established serial communications
- Once you have established serial communications
- OpenBSD Port:
- Contributors
- Operating System Specifics
- Operating System Specifics
- Operating Systems
- Supported Operating Systems
- Options, apccontrol Command Line
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Options, Compilers and
- Compilers and Options
- Options, Configure
- Configure Options
- OS X, Installation
- Installing on OS X/Darwin
- Other APC Cables that apcupsd Supports
- Other APC Cables that apcupsd Supports
- OUTPUTV
- Status Report Fields
- Overview of Serial-Interface UPSes
- Overview of Serial-Interface UPSes
- Packages, Installation from Binary
- Installation from Binary Packages
- Part Time Coders:
- Contributors
- pcnet
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- PCNET, PowerChute Network Shutdown Driver (PCNET)
- PowerChute Network Shutdown Driver (PCNET)
- percent
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- Pin Assignment for the Serial Port (RS-232C), 25-pin and 9-pin, Female End
- Pin Assignment for the Serial Port (RS-232C), 25-pin and 9-pin,
- Planning Your Installation
- Planning Your Installation
- POLLTIME <time in seconds>
- General Configuration Directives
- Port, Connecting a APC USB UPS to either a PC USB or Serial
- Connecting a APC USB UPS to either a PC USB
- Port, Connecting a Serial-Line UPS to a USB
- Connecting a Serial-Line UPS to a USB Port
- Post Installation
- Post Installation
- Power Down During Shutdown
- Power Down During Shutdown
- PowerChute Network Shutdown Driver (PCNET)
- PowerChute Network Shutdown Driver (PCNET)
- powered
- Customizing Event Handling
- powerout
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Problem Areas
- Problem Areas
- Problems, Known
- Known Problems
- Problems, Shutdown
- Shutdown Problems
- Process-Status Test
- Process-Status Test
- Programming the UPS EEPROM
- Programming the UPS EEPROM
- Programs, apcupsd Network Monitoring CGI
- apcupsd Network Monitoring (CGI) Programs
- Programs, Setting up and Testing the CGI
- Setting up and Testing the CGI Programs
- Project Discussions:
- Contributors
- Project Starter and Former Code Maintainer:
- Contributors
- Protocol, APC smart
- APC smart protocol
- Protocol, Smart
- The Smart Protocol
- PWRFAILDIR <path to powerfail dir>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- Questions, Frequently-Asked
- Frequently-Asked Questions
- Quick Start for Beginners
- Quick Start for Beginners
- Recalibrating the UPS Runtime
- Recalibrating the UPS Runtime
- Recommended Options for most Systems
- Recommended Options for most Systems
- Reference, Configuration Directive
- Configuration Directive Reference
- Reference, Technical
- Technical Reference
- REG1
- Status Report Fields
- REG2
- Status Report Fields
- REG3
- Status Report Fields
- Register 1
- Register 1
- Register 2
- Register 2
- Register 3
- Register 3
- RELEASE
- Status Report Fields
- remotedown
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- RETPCT
- Status Report Fields
- RETURNCHARGE <min. batt. charge level>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Revision, Interpretation of the New Firmware
- Interpretation of the New Firmware Revision
- Revision, Interpretation of the Old Firmware
- Interpretation of the Old Firmware Revision
- RPM Packager:
- Contributors
- RS-232 differences
- RS-232 differences
- RS232 Wiring and Signal Conventions
- RS232 Wiring and Signal Conventions
- runlimit
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- Running The Network Information Server
- Running The Network Information Server
- Running, Making sure apcupsd Is
- Making sure apcupsd Is Running
- Runtime, Recalibrating the UPS
- Recalibrating the UPS Runtime
- SCRIPTDIR <path to apccontrol dir>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- SELFTEST
- Status Report Fields
- SENSE
- Status Report Fields
- SENSITIVITY <sets sensitivity level>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Sequence, Shutdown
- Shutdown Sequence
| Shutdown Sequence
- Serial Communications:
- Contributors
- SERIALNO
- Status Report Fields
- Server, Configuration Directives Used by the Network Information
- Configuration Directives Used by the Network Information Server
- Server, Running The Network Information
- Running The Network Information Server
- Setting up and Testing the CGI Programs
- Setting up and Testing the CGI Programs
- Shutdown Problems
- Shutdown Problems
- Shutdown Sequence
- Shutdown Sequence
| Shutdown Sequence
- Shutdown, Master/Slave
- Master/Slave Shutdown
- Shutdown, Power Down During
- Power Down During Shutdown
- Shutown Sequence and its Discontents
- The Shutown Sequence and its Discontents
- Signalling, Voltage
- Voltage Signalling
- Signals, Back-UPS Office 500
- The Back-UPS Office 500 signals
- Simple Configuration for a Simple Signaling or Dumb
- A Simple Configuration for a Simple Signaling or Dumb
- Simple Configuration for a SmartUPS
- A Simple Configuration for a SmartUPS
- Simple USB Configuration
- A Simple USB Configuration
- Simple-Custom Voltage-Signalling Cable for dumb UPSes
- Simple-Custom Voltage-Signalling Cable for ``dumb'' UPSes
- Simulated Power Fail Test
- Simulated Power Fail Test
- SLEEP <set sleep delay>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- Smart Protocol
- The Smart Protocol
- Smart-Custom Cable for SmartUPSes
- Smart-Custom Cable for SmartUPSes
- SmartUPS, Simple Configuration for a
- A Simple Configuration for a SmartUPS
- SmartUPSes, Smart-Custom Cable for
- Smart-Custom Cable for SmartUPSes
- snmp
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- SNMP Configuration Setup
- Planning and Setup for SNMP Configuration
- SNMP Configure Event Trap Recievers
- Configure Event Trap Receivers (apcupsd-3.12.0 and later)
- SNMP Configure General Parameters
- Set SNMP card General Parameters
- SNMP Configure IP Address
- Assign SNMP Card IP Address
- SNMP Configure Shutdown Parameters
- Set SNMP card Shutdown Parameters
- SNMP Trap Catching
- SNMP Trap Catching
- SNMP Wiring Setup
- Planning and Setup for SNMP Wiring
- SNMP, Building with support for
- Building with SNMP support
- SOLARIS Port:
- Contributors
- Solaris USB Configuration
- Solaris USB Configuration
- Solaris, Building Apcupsd with USB
- Building Apcupsd with USB
- Solaris, USB Configuration
- Solaris USB Configuration
- Solaris, USB Device Nodes
- Device Nodes
- Solaris, USB Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- Solaris, Verifying USB Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- Source, Installation from
- Installation from Source
- Specifics, Operating System
- Operating System Specifics
- Starting Apcupsd
- Starting Apcupsd
- startselftest
- apccontrol Command Line Options
- STARTTIME
- Status Report Fields
- Startup
- Startup
- STATFILE <file>
- Configuration Directives used to Control System Logging
- STATFLAG
- Status Report Fields
| Status Report Fields
- STATTIME<time>
- Configuration Directives used to Control System Logging
- STATUS
- apcaccess Test
| Status Report Fields
- Status bits
- Status bits
- STATUS Logging
- Logging Types
- Status Logging On Serial-Line UPSes
- Status Logging On Serial-Line UPSes
- Status Report Example
- Status Report Example
- Status Report Fields
- Status Report Fields
- Status report format
- Status report format
- STESTI
- Status Report Fields
- Subsystem, Checking Out Your Linux USB
- Checking Out Your Linux USB Subsystem
- Support for SNMP UPSes
- Support for SNMP UPSes
- Supported Operating Systems
- Supported Operating Systems
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- Supports, Other APC Cables that apcupsd
- Other APC Cables that apcupsd Supports
- System Shutdown Test
- System Shutdown Test
- Systems, Recommended Options for most
- Recommended Options for most Systems
- TCP Wrappers
- TCP Wrappers
- Technical Reference
- Technical Reference
- Test, apcaccess
- apcaccess Test
- Test, Communications
- Communications Test
- Test, Full Power Down
- Full Power Down Test
- Test, Logging
- Logging Test
- Test, Process-Status
- Process-Status Test
- Test, Simulated Power Fail
- Simulated Power Fail Test
- Test, System Shutdown
- System Shutdown Test
- Testing
- Testing
- Testing Apcupsd
- Testing Apcupsd
- Testing Serial-Line UPSes
- Testing Serial-Line UPSes
- TIMELEFT
- Status Report Fields
- timeout
- apccontrol Command Line Options
| Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- TIMEOUT <time in seconds>
- Configuration Directives used during Power Failures
- TONBATT
- Status Report Fields
- Topics, Advanced
- Advanced topics
- Traps, SNMP
- SNMP Trap Catching
- Troubleshooting Serial Line communications
- Troubleshooting Serial Line communications
- Troubleshooting Your Installation
- Troubleshooting Your Installation
- Types, Logging
- Logging Types
- Upgrading
- Upgrading
- UPS, Configuration Directives for Sharing a
- Configuration Directives for Sharing a UPS
- UPS, Connecting APCUPSD to a SNMP
- Connecting APCUPSD to a SNMP UPS
- UPS, Maintaining Your
- Maintaining Your UPS
- UPS, Monitoring and Tuning your
- Monitoring and Tuning your UPS
- ups-name
- Customizing Event Handling
- UPSCABLE <type of cable you are using>>
- General Configuration Directives
- UPSCLASS <class of operation>
- Configuration Directives for Sharing a UPS
- UPSes, Installation: Serial-Line
- Installation: Serial-Line UPSes
- UPSes, Known Problems with USB
- Known Problems with USB UPSes
- UPSes, Overview of Serial-Interface
- Overview of Serial-Interface UPSes
- UPSes, Status Logging On Serial-Line
- Status Logging On Serial-Line UPSes
- UPSes, Support for SNMP
- Support for SNMP UPSes
- UPSes, Supported
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- UPSes, Testing Serial-Line
- Testing Serial-Line UPSes
- UPSes, Voltage-Signalling Cable for dumb
- Simple-Custom Voltage-Signalling Cable for ``dumb'' UPSes
- UPSes, Win32 Implementation Restrictions for Simple
- Win32 Implementation Restrictions for Simple UPSes
- UPSMODE
- Status Report Fields
- UPSMODE <mode of operation>
- Configuration Directives for Sharing a UPS
- UPSNAME
- Status Report Fields
- UPSNAME <string>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- UPSses, Using apctest on Serial-Line
- Using apctest on Serial-Line UPSses
- UPSTYPE <type of APC UPS you have>
- General Configuration Directives
- usb
- Supported UPSes and Cables
- USB Configuration
- USB Configuration
- USB, BSD Configuration
- BSD USB Configuration
- USB, BSD Device Nodes
- Device Nodes
- USB, BSD Kernel Configuration
- Kernel Configuration
- USB, BSD Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- USB, Darwin Building Apcupsd
- Building Apcupsd with USB
- USB, Darwin Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- USB, Known BSD USB Issues
- Known BSD USB Issues
- USB, Known Linux USB Issues
- Known Linux USB Issues
- USB, Linux Configuration
- Linux USB Configuration
- USB, Linux Device Nodes
- Device Nodes
- USB, Linux Miscellaneous
- Miscellaneous
- USB, Mac OS X (Darwin) Configuration
- Mac OS X (Darwin) USB Configuration
- USB, Solaris Building Apcupsd
- Building Apcupsd with USB
- USB, Solaris Configuration
- Solaris USB Configuration
- USB, Solaris Device Nodes
- Device Nodes
- USB, Solaris Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- USB, Verifying BSD Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- USB, Verifying Darwin Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- USB, Verifying Linux Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- USB, Verifying Solaris Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- USB, Verifying Windows Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- USB, Windows Configuration
- Windows USB Configuration
- USB, Windows Driver Installation
- USB Driver Installation
- USB, Windows Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- Using apctest on Serial-Line UPSses
- Using apctest on Serial-Line UPSses
- Values, EEPROM
- EEPROM Values
- Verifying a Source Installation
- Verifying a Source Installation
- Version, Command Line Options Specific to the Windows
- Command Line Options Specific to the Windows Version
- Voltage Signalling
- Voltage Signalling
- Voltage Signalling Features Supported by Apcupsd for Various Cables
- Voltage Signalling Features Supported by Apcupsd for Various Cables
- WAKEUP <set wakeup delay>
- Configuration Directives Used to Set the UPS EPROM
- WARRANTY, Disclaimer: NO
- Disclaimer: NO WARRANTY
- WEB Interfaces:
- Contributors
- What other defines are used?
- Answers
- What Various People Have to Say about Batteries
- What Various People Have to Say about Batteries
- Where Carl Suggests You Get Batteries
- Where Carl Suggests You Get Batteries
- Win32 Implementation Restrictions for Simple UPSes
- Win32 Implementation Restrictions for Simple UPSes
- Win32 Port:
- Contributors
- Windows Considerations
- Windows Considerations
- Windows USB Configuration
- Windows USB Configuration
- Windows Version of apcupsd
- The Windows Version of apcupsd
- Windows, Killpower under
- Killpower under Windows
- Windows, USB Configuration
- Windows USB Configuration
- Windows, USB Driver Installation
- USB Driver Installation
- Windows, USB Platforms and Versions
- Platforms and Versions
- Windows, Verifying USB Device Detection and Driver
- Verifying Device Detection and Driver
- Wrappers, TCP
- TCP Wrappers
- XOFFBATT
- Status Report Fields
- XONBATT
- Status Report Fields
2009-11-06