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Given everything I do is Linux based, I am pleased to have this tool. However, I recently upgraded three OpenUPS installations from AGM batteries to use 6 LFP cells each. The Windows configurator shows the 6 cells correctly but Linux openups only shows 3 of them. Other provided information looks accurate:
Hi, I had the same problem. Actualy the system acquires them but doesn't print the values. You just have to go in the routine of your device (in src/lib) and modify the printValues() method of your object to print every cell voltage.
Here is a capture of the printValues() method. In my case I am using an openups:
Given everything I do is Linux based, I am pleased to have this tool. However, I recently upgraded three OpenUPS installations from AGM batteries to use 6 LFP cells each. The Windows configurator shows the 6 cells correctly but Linux openups only shows 3 of them. Other provided information looks accurate:
openups -t openups -s
openups version 1.0. Device selected: openups
Selected device openups: Open UPS
interface 0 already claimed by driver "usbfs", attempting to detach it
usb_detach_kernel_driver_np returned 0
Product: OPEN-UPS, Manufacturer: Mini-Box.Com, Firmware Version: PBSO4-LiFePO
VIN: 24.283251
VBat: 20.576571
VOut: 12.623610
CCharge: 0.000000
Temperature: 60.000000
VCell1: 3.410860
VCell2: 3.428000
VCell3: 3.428000
CDischarge: 0.000000
VerMajor: 1
VerMinor: 9
State: 2
Capacity: 0
RTE: 0
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