And if you are ever bringing your system down, it's not a bad idea to pull
the plug and see how long the UPS keeps it up...it's an indicator of how
much life the batteries have left in them.  If you don't get at least 5
minutes, you might want to think about replacing batteries.

John Lee
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At 01:35 PM 8/19/03 -0600, Bob McGregor wrote:
>We have a power trust, I think 1.6 kvm connected to our 937 on 6.0 OS.
When it senses power loss it sends a message to the console and goes to
battery. If it senses power restored then it will send another message to
the console that power is restored.
>
>Not much assistance on 6.0 but at least it keeps the machine running. The
other part is that while power is out the power trust beeps so, if we're
here we can to an orderly shutdown instead of an abort.
>
>bob
>
>On Tuesday, August 19, 2003 12:51 AM, Jeff Kubler
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>>To all;
>>Is anyone using a Power Truss with the connection back from the Power Truss
>>to the CPU?  I note from investigation that this will cause a smooth
>>shutdown if power is lost.  Are there other features?  Can you see what the
>>state of the Power Truss is via the connection?
>>Thanks,
>>Jeff Kubler
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