Is it possible a UPS(Uninterrupted Power Supply) can control by ARDUINO through LAN? Means Voltage Monitor(Input Voltage, Output Voltage and Battery Voltage). Like SNMP Card.
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I suspect it would depend on the UPS.
Can you reveal the details of the UPS you want to use ?
Some UPSes just provide power. However some have network cards either built in or as an option. Assuming your UPS has a networkd card then an Arduino (with an ethernet shield) will be able to talk to it. What you can do will depend on the interface the UPS provides, so you really need to state the make and model of UPS and give a link to its user manual.
ardly:
Some UPSes just provide power. However some have network cards either built in or as an option. Assuming your UPS has a networkd card then an Arduino (with an ethernet shield) will be able to talk to it. What you can do will depend on the interface the UPS provides, so you really need to state the make and model of UPS and give a link to its user manual.
The UPS Model is CyberPower CPS1000E.
asit_manna:
The UPS Model is CyberPower CPS1000E.
What connectivity does it have ?
Ethernet, Serial ?
asit_manna:
The UPS Model is CyberPower CPS1000E.
Is this an old UPS I could not find it on theCyberPower website?
I found a user manual here;
https://www.ipmedia.cz/img.asp?attid=52952
At first glance this UPS does not seem to have either a serial or ethernet interface, there don't seem to be relay contacts either. Unless you can find that it does have an interface remote monitoring and control are not readily possible.
srnet:
What connectivity does it have ?Ethernet, Serial ?
Ethernet.
ardly:
Is this an old UPS I could not find it on theCyberPower website?I found a user manual here;
https://www.ipmedia.cz/img.asp?attid=52952At first glance this UPS does not seem to have either a serial or ethernet interface, there don't seem to be relay contacts either. Unless you can find that it does have an interface remote monitoring and control are not readily possible.
Here the link where you can find the details- CyberPower UPS Systems, Battery Backup, PDUs, USB Surge Protectors
In my opinion have any procedure where we check current battery voltage through ARDUINO or Input AC Voltage?
asit_manna:
Ethernet.
I have skimmed through the documentation an I have not seen any mention of the UPS having and interface.
What makes you say the UPS has an ethernet connection?
asit_manna:
Here the link where you can find the details- CyberPower UPS Systems, Battery Backup, PDUs, USB Surge ProtectorsIn my opinion have any procedure where we check current battery voltage through ARDUINO or Input AC Voltage?
With appropriate sensors you could use an Arduino to check the input AC voltage and also the UPS battery voltage (if you are willing to make connections inside the UPS case). However the UPS battery voltage is not going to tell you that the UPS will work if the incoming supply fails as the battery may not be able to support a load.
Any progress on project?
My search find no results for this kind of application.
I think the best approach would be implement NUT - network UPS tools (https://networkupstools.org/) in arduino.