john culverj wrote:
>
> Does anybody have a working apcmon-confg that they could share with me
> as a reference?
It is attached.
-vikas
## Config file for APC Smart UPS's
#
# The config file uses absolute values or deltas. It uses an absolute
# value in the style of the hostmon config file if a '-' is placed in the
# nominal value field. Otherwise the thresholds represent differences from
# the nominal value. This is useful in saying that, say, a difference
# of more than 10 volts is a problem - rather than saying that only low or
# only high values are bad.
#
# Also, to enable the UPS to get shut down, there's a hook to ask the monitor
# to cause it to turn itself off. One puts a file in the snips etc directory
# with the config file, which is named apc_shutdown. If this file exists
# apcmon will ask the UPS to shut down. One should, of course, have
# set the UPS grace period to a large enough value so that the monitor
# can run and send the sequence before you feel compelled to halt the system.
#
# E.g. the shutdown grace period is three minutes, so you create the file,
# wait however long it takes for the apcmon to run again (sleepint) , then
# perhaps wait a bit more, then start the halt. If apcmon only runs at five
# minute intervals this is not going to work all the time, but if the grace
# period is greater than the sleepint (by however long it takes the halt to
# complete) you can ensure that things will work.
#
PORT /dev/ttyb
UPS_NAME YourName
# Variable Nominal Units Warning Error Critical
# Value Delta Delta Delta
#
# Physical indicators
#
Battery 27 Volts 2 3 4
Freq 60 Hertz 2 4 8 # Switching power supplies OK
Temp - Cent. 48 51 55
Line 118 Volts 8 16 25
Output 118 Volts 4 8 16
# Operational indicators
#
Power - %avail 85 90 95
Fill - %charge 90 75 40 # We trigger shutdown at the
# Fill critical threshold.
# Make sure there's enough
# time left at the selected
# fill level to complete the
# shutdown.
# Status indicators
#
Online 1 Avail 1 1 1
AcPresent 1 Avail 1 1 2 # Keep UnCritical
OnBattery 0 Avail 1 1 1 # Let OnBattery go critical
BatteryLow 0 Avail 1 1 1
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