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Here is the needed RJ45 to DB9F. Colors are base on someone cutting off the end of a cat5 patch cable.

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You can find the APC SmartUPS commands off the web.


Communications capture:

Normal Comms from/to AX-150

Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>

Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>


!!! Weekly Batt Test Time !!!!!

Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>
Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
W >> !! Tests battery, like pushing the test button on the front panel
OK<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>
Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>
Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
X >> !! Self-test results
OK<0D><0A>
l >> !! Low transfer voltage
097<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>



Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>
Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
n >> !! Get Serial number
AS0632112344<00><0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>


!!! End of Test !!!


Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>

Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>

Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>

Y >>
SM<0D><0A>
Q >>
08<0D><0A>
f >>
100.0<0D><0A>
R >>
BYE<0D><0A>


I would be happy to share the Delphi source and EXE with anyone that would like to use it. Do not see a place to attach files here.

Can give you snapshot of main command-response logic:

if Result = pmerGood then
begin
tRx := Engine.RxString;

if cbHex.Checked then
Msg(Engine.SeeBytes(tRx)+ ' >> ' + #$0D + #$0A)
else
Msg(Engine.SeeChars(tRx)+ ' >> ' + #$0D + #$0A);

PendingCmd := '';
Engine.CharDelay := 0;

CmdData := 'NA' + #$0D + #$0A;
if length(tRx) > 0 then
case ord(tRx[1]) of
$01 : CmdData := 'Smart-UPS 750 RM' + #$0D + #$0A;
$1A : CmdData := '#uD43127130133136uA43108110112114uI43253257261265uM432252292' + '33237lD43106103100097lA43092090088086lI43208204200196lM43182178174170e47200153045607590oD13120oA13100oI33230240220oM13208s431HMLq4820205081114172023p483090180270360450540630000k4310TNr483000060120180240300360420E443336168ON OFF' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('A') : CmdData := 'OK' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('B') : CmdData := '27.40' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('C') : CmdData := '016.2' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('D') : begin CmdData := '!!!$'; Engine.CharDelay := 600; end;
ord('E') : CmdData := '336' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('F') : CmdData := '60.00' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('G') : CmdData := 'S' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('I') : CmdData := 'FF' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('J') : CmdData := '0F,00' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('K') : CmdData := 'OK' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('L') : CmdData := '126.7' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('M') : CmdData := '128.1' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('N') : CmdData := '125.2' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('O') : CmdData := '113.0' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('P') : CmdData := '000.0' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('Q') : CmdData := '08' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('R') : CmdData := 'BYE' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('S') : CmdData := 'OK' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('U') : begin CmdData := '!!!$'; Engine.CharDelay := 600; end;
ord('V') : CmdData := 'FWD' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('W') : CmdData := 'OK' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('X') : CmdData := 'OK' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('Y') : CmdData := 'SM' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('a') : CmdData := '3.!$%+?=#|.' + #$01 + #$0E + #$1A + ''')+-89>@ABCDEFGKLMNOPQRSUVWXYZabcefgjklmnopqrsuxyz~' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('b') : CmdData := '615.3.D' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('c') : CmdData := 'UPS_IDEN' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('e') : CmdData := '00' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('g') : CmdData := '024' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('f') : CmdData := '100.0' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('i') : CmdData := 'FWD' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('j') : CmdData := '0375:' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('k') : CmdData := '0' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('l') : CmdData := '097' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('m') : CmdData := '08/03/06' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('n') : CmdData := 'AS0632112344' + #$00 + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('o') : CmdData := '120' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('p') : CmdData := '090' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('q') : CmdData := '02' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('r') : CmdData := '000' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('s') : CmdData := 'H' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('u') : CmdData := '127' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('x') : CmdData := '01/01/10' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('y') : CmdData := '(C) APCC' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('z') : CmdData := 'CLEAR' + #$0D + #$0A;
ord('9') : CmdData := 'FF' + #$0D + #$0A;
end;


if CmdData <> '' then
begin
if cbHex.Checked then
Msg(Engine.SeeBytes(CmdData)+ #$0D + #$0A)
else
Msg(Engine.SeeChars(CmdData)+ #$0D + #$0A);

Engine.SendMsg := CmdData;
end;


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