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Using a USB-to-Serial adapter to connect a laptop to APC UPS' RS232 serial port. No signs of communication from the UPS. The laptop's OS has an auto-recognition feature that enables built-in power-down options if/when the UPS communicates its presence. Loop-back test of the serial adapter confirms data is going out and coming back, being displayed in a terminal program. (Local echo turned off.) Serial cable (between adapter & UPS) is the correct APC p/n (with unique pin assignments) for this application and model of UPS. Confirmed this with APC tech support. Tried power-cycling the UPS, and connecting the serial cable before & after. No joy. What options are left? This is a new (well, New, Old Stock) UPS and has not seen any use before I powered it up last week. Ideas? Mac PowerBook; OS X 10.4.11 APC Backup-Pro 650 (model BP650S); APC serial cable #940-0095B No-name USB-Serial adapter w/1.2.1r2 Prolific OS X driver Thanks. |
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