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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hi,<br />
Where can I find information on the I2C protocol you use for your board. I know I am not the only one wanting to write my own software to interface to the UPS. I am currently developing some software (not related to the DC UP at all) and I would really like to integrate UPS monitoring into this software as it would be very useful indeed.<br />
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Your documentation states that you use a particular chip for power management, but that's it. Please can you provide details such as which I2C addresses hold which information, how many bits/bytes/words of data etc.<br />
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I need access to the RTC and the power management. I could reverse engineer the board, but that's a lot of effort and it would be easier if you simply provided these details, thank you. I am sure I am not the only hobbyist or professional that is interested in this information either.<!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 193.36.225.26 --></div>193.36.225.26