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26 June 2024
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10:21 | (Comments log)[89.176.154.85; Lisa (3×)] | |||
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10:21 Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X728 (Hello, X728-hardware V1.2/1.3 version : 5V OUT： LED green on flashing indicates 5V power out and UPS powered by battery; AC FAIL：LED red on indicates AC power loss or PSU failure or PSU disconnected; Please check whether the power supply is normal to the battery and the battery charging LED light status.) | ||||
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10:20 Lisa talk contribs deleted comment #4893 on X728 | ||||
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10:11 Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X728 (Hello, X728 V1.2/1.3 version :X728-hardware 5V OUT： LED green on flashing indicates 5V power out and UPS powered by battery; AC FAIL：LED red on indicates AC power loss or PSU failure or PSU disconnected) | ||||
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04:16 89.176.154.85 talk posted a new comment on X728 (After power loss the batteries were fully discharged. After that power was restored and now LEDs 5V OUT and AC FAIL are blinking. What does it mean?) | ||||
24 June 2024
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17:19 | (Comments log)[Lisa (3×)] | |||
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17:19 Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X1200 (Hi,Sorry, X1200 UPS does not support RTC wakeup.) | ||||
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14:49 Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X1202 (You can consider the X-UPS1 with 12V output) | ||||
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14:38 Lisa talk contribs posted a new comment on X1202 (Hello,X1202 does not support X1009. X1009 requires DC12V power in, X1202 UPS only provides 5V output,) | ||||
23 June 2024
| 23:34 | Comments log 93.44.51.122 talk posted a new comment on X1200 (I'm using the RTC wakeup to schedule the power on my rpi5, along with POWER_OFF_ON_HALT=1 to save energy when powered off. According to the documentation the x1200 will cut off the power if the rpi5 is powered off. Is there a way to disable this feature and let the x1200 output power even if the rpi5 is shutdown? Or is there an alternative way to use the RTC wakeup when the rpi5 is connected to the X1200?) | ||||