The only thing I can think to add is that it is "working"; it is just not providing output wattage information. I worked great in another room with a small (10-inch) tv, asus desktop, small vcr, and logitech speakers. Whenever I tirned a device on or off, the output wattage changed in a sensible way. The maximum wattage was 95 watts; when all devices were turned off, it said 0 watts. In the new room, I checked each of the 6 ups-protected sockets separately with a 30-watt lamp, and each time the wattage indicator said 30 watts when the lamp was turned on, and 0 watts when the lamp was turned off. So why is it always saying 0 watts when the cable modem and router are plugged in? When they are turned on, it says I have 97 minutes left, by the way. But still 0 watts. Why is this?

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