Citeren "Poulton, Stuart W.L." <sw...@leicester.ac.uk>:
I've successfully configured NUT to talk to the SNMP card, however it reports a battery.runtime.low of 1 , not much use, how do I change this value, is it defined by the UPS itself, the SNMP card, or NUT ?
This is a configurable value, setting the runtime remaining on battery before the low battery warning is raised.
It looks like the driver uses the UPS-MIB::upsConfigLowBattTime OID for this. According to IETF 1628, the units of this value is minutes. So in order to correctly display this in the units NUT uses (seconds) we need to multiply by 60 (similar to the UPS-MIB::upsEstimatedMinutesRemaining that is used for battery.runtime).
So I guess what the UPS is trying to tell you, is that the runtime remaining is before it will report battery low, is 60 seconds. Depending on your UPS you might be able to change this value though the 'upsrw' command (see 'man 8 upsrw'). Remember to input this value in minutes for the time being, until we have fixed this.
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