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<p>Migrated comment #3606</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hello , I am now the proud owner of UPSPACK_V2 &amp; it works well :-)<br /> I have a question - my ups is connected to a raspberry with the UPS connected via a standard 5V Rpi transformer.<br /> If I have a power-cut the battery takes over &amp; keeps the Pi alive until the battery runs out or the power is restored.In the power-cut situation a shutdown is done to protect the RPi if the battery is discharged , BUT when the external power comes back it seems that the RPi cannot restart even if the UPS is still charging. Normally if a RPi is stopped &amp; power is disconnected &amp; reconnected it restarts. Is there a way to do this with the UPS ? It looks like the PMU has detected a discharge voltage &lt; 2.8V &amp; even if external power comes back it stays in this &quot;locked&quot; state until the UPS is disconnected &amp; reconnected which is impossible to do if the system is in a remote location.I would like the UPS to restart automatically .<br /> Is there any possible solution ?<br /> Yous help would be most appreciated<br /> Thank you<br /> Nick Smith&lt;!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 88.163.104.188 --&gt;</div>

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