My non-rackmount SUA1500 was floating the battery voltage a bit high. To fix it I connected to the serial port and issue some manufacturing commands which could be found online. The serial port has a non-standard pinout (requiring some creative wiring) but it is fully-intelligent.
I have one very similar, probably same age but a 2400 or 2500 I believe. It worked when I put it in storage and then didn't work after that. I wasn't aware they didn't power up when plugged in the wall but with no battery. That's good to know I might just need batteries!
My non-rackmount SUA1500 was floating the battery voltage a bit high. To fix it I connected to the serial port and issue some manufacturing commands which could be found online. The serial port has a non-standard pinout (requiring some creative wiring) but it is fully-intelligent.
Interesting to know!
Batteries Plus I believe uses Duracell as the OEM because I have a whole bunch of Duracell batteries from them from my APC
My smart APC 3000 is a 48 volt beige unit
I have one very similar, probably same age but a 2400 or 2500 I believe. It worked when I put it in storage and then didn't work after that. I wasn't aware they didn't power up when plugged in the wall but with no battery. That's good to know I might just need batteries!
Why do I get the feeling that Duracell is just licensing it's name to those batteries?
Someone took the old batteries out before putting the UPS in storage...Smart.
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What's the model of the laptop computer you're featuring here?
HP G50. 2007 or 8 vintage
Emergency eject rope lol