HI
As I will have limited resources, 2 computers with 2 usb bus each and
8-10 cheap upses in the same room that distribute power to other room,
wired with ethernet and power cables, I can't have each computer
from the other room connected to each ups obviously but should do for
some usb hubbing an
> By browsing on the net I found http://www.usb-server.com/
> it's a USB sharing over ethernet. It could be a viable solution
> that on one PC I have USB hub and this software (and somehow
> configure it to be hubbed-port distinguishable) and via
> ethernet distribute USB ports to the master NUT se
HI
By browsing on the net I found http://www.usb-server.com/
it's a USB sharing over ethernet. It could be a viable solution
that on one PC I have USB hub and this software (and somehow
configure it to be hubbed-port distinguishable) and via
ethernet distribute USB ports to the master NUT server r
On Tue, 18 Mar 2008, Arjen de Korte wrote:
This may be an "outside the box" solution, but perhaps, get a cheap ($10)
usb add-in PCI card?
-Dan
> Charles Lepple wrote:
>
>>> usbhid-ups is capable to distinguish devices from the Bus
>>> they are connected to, but as all are at the same hub the
Charles Lepple wrote:
>> usbhid-ups is capable to distinguish devices from the Bus
>> they are connected to, but as all are at the same hub the bus
>> is the same. I'd like if usbhid-ups could distinguish them from
>> the hubbed port they are plugged in.
> I forget how the bus numbering goes,
iSerial=0
not only cyberpower unit but also many other manufacturers
have constant serial number in usb interfaces
I can ask cyberpower if they can help me set this serial
number but the chances are small I guess
On 3/18/08, Charles Lepple <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 12
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 12:47 PM, davor emard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can we have a libusb proxy that would reliably
> distinguish the device by help of kernel, rewrite
> their bus number (or serial number whatever is
> easier) and present modified tree to the nut?
> so nut would connect
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 12:58 PM, Ricardo Bugalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> the usbhid driver can distinguish different devices by their serial
> number.
>
> Just look for "iSerial" in lsusb -v and add an matching "serial" in
> ups.conf.
Davor already posted the output of lsusb - i
Hello,
the usbhid driver can distinguish different devices by their serial
number.
Just look for "iSerial" in lsusb -v and add an matching "serial" in
ups.conf.
Best regards,
Ricardo
On Tue, 2008-03-18 at 17:47 +0100, davor emard wrote:
> HI
>
> I'm planning to have 8 or even more UP
HI
I'm planning to have 8 or even more UPS-es
monitored by the same system, Those cyberpower
units are very cost effective. Adding each
hub or other adapter per each usb raises the
overall cost so I would prefer if it could be a software
only solution.
Can we have a libusb proxy that would reliab
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 9:39 AM, davor emard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> usbhid-ups is capable to distinguish devices from the Bus
> they are connected to, but as all are at the same hub the bus
> is the same. I'd like if usbhid-ups could distinguish them from
> the hubbed port they are plugge
> usbhid-ups is capable to distinguish devices from the Bus
> they are connected to, but as all are at the same hub the bus
> is the same. I'd like if usbhid-ups could distinguish them from
> the hubbed port they are plugged in.
This isn't possible/portable. Only the kernel is aware which physical
HI
I would like to connect several Cyberpower Value 800E devices
over a USB hub to a single host. Problem is how to distinguish
them in order to correctly identify because lsusb - -d and upsc
show the same device name and serial number is 0
Bus 002 Device 012: ID 0764:0501 Cyber Power System
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