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bobba84
Luminary
Feb 21, 2017

RN104 UPS showing up in log file all the time

As stated in the subject line but required again here for unknown reasons: RN104 UPS issue.

 

Ever since I bought a UPS a year ago, I keep getting this in my log file every day:

 

Mon Feb 20 2017 15:27:34
System: New USB UPS detected. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .
Mon Feb 20 2017 15:27:30
System: USB UPS removed. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .
Sun Feb 19 2017 20:03:01
System: Error communicating with UPS 'UPS1' ().
Sat Feb 18 2017 5:23:07
System: New USB UPS detected. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .
Sat Feb 18 2017 5:23:04
System: USB UPS removed. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .
Fri Feb 17 2017 15:09:31
System: New USB UPS detected. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .
Fri Feb 17 2017 15:09:27
System: USB UPS removed. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .
Fri Feb 17 2017 1:51:36
System: New USB UPS detected. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .
Fri Feb 17 2017 1:51:32

System: USB UPS removed. Manufacturer: EATON, Model: 5S 700, Serial: .

 

 

This has persisted over a few firmware versions. Any idea? Or at least any way to stop it bloody emailing me about UPS issues?

 

Thanks in advance for any replies.

Bobby.

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  • The latest (6.6.2, does that sound right?)

    It's happened on the last 3 firmwares (before that I didn't have a UPS)
  • Is there any progress? For some reason I received an email saying the question about firmware version above was marked as the solution - this issue is still not resolved.
    • bobba84's avatar
      bobba84
      Luminary

      I still haven't heard anything... Any progress please? If not, let me know.

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous

        As a workaround (in case my assumptions do not match your setup, please ignore the post):

         

        Currently I understand, that both boxes are connected in two ways. One is supporting power from UPS to NAS, the second is some kind of USB-link making them also talk to each other. The second one I assume is responsible for the alert messages generated in the logs.

         

        So, why not cutting off the communication between the NAS and the UPS at all by removing the usb-link? At least you no longer get your logs swamped. Power support should still be fine, I would assume.

  • Thanks for the response.

    My attitude is consistent with being ignored for 3 months by someone who said they would check something for me, and for a defective product I paid good money for.

    I've just installed the latest update, i'll see how it goes. But I still would like an update on above.

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